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Denise needs to put together her fashion designs for Carnie Wilson but has her birth father on her mind.

Join Aunt Angel as she helps answer callers questions about family drama.

Tensions grow between Denise and Lornalitz while at a Puerto Rico photo shoot.

While this pretty young mom has an innocent smile, Osmin’s lie detector shows a whole other side to her.

Drama rocks the boat when tempers flare and egos crumble over a model’s weight and another’s phobia.

A second Boys and Girls Club challenge leads to yet another eviction and Mike finally goes number two...

Lornalitz lashes out with her sister. Ivory juggles a boot camp while meeting a potential baby daddy.

Don Q talks about his love of video games and his total obsession with NBA2K.

In Part 2, KevOnStage continues his conversation with Jemele Hill on her journey forward.

In Part 1, KevOnStage interviews Jemele Hill about her journey and where she’s headed.

One fan becomes paparazzi for the day, getting up-close-and-personal with superstars at a movie premiere.

UFC veteran Rashad Coulter takes on former BKB Heavyweight title contender Jordan Mitchell.

Harold McQueen makes his bare knuckle debut against Pablo Caballero.

The star of 'G-Thing' gives you his advice on how to grill a perfect meal for the Fourth of July!

Our comedians compare international versions of the Golden Girls; recreate a Japanese game show.

Nya, Bionka, Xristina, and Bambiana let you in on all their go-to beauty tips and tricks.

After the contestants volunteer at a neighborhood free clinic, they scramble to prepare Family Dinner.

With the influx of plastic surgery-themed shows like The Swan, I Want a Famous Face, and Extreme Makeover, has reality television gone too far? It's all you can talk at Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner as hosts Neil Saavedra and Idalis De Leon sidle up to diners to find out how they feel about the prevalence of cosmetic surgery on TV.

G Fella doesn't just fire up some burgers -- he also grills his crew for their opinions on the latest music news

Kid Fury and Crissle West bring their honest brand of cultural commentary, opinions, plus celebrity guests.

The "What's The Vibe" artist uses his "inside voice" to give you the ultimate brain tingles, while experimenting with Ramen, a whoopie cushion, and much more!

The "Cash Only" artist and star of her reality show "The Real Blac Chyna" uses her "inside voice" to give you the ultimate brain tingles, while experimenting with Orbeez, champagne bottles, wigs and much more!

Relationship issues? Family drama? Or maybe you just need some good hair and makeup tips. Whatever it is, send us your questions and Bambiana may just solve your problem

The contests take turns cleaning a Beverly Hills house.

We’re breaking it all down with sports talk, exercise tips, and big warnings about the warm side of the pool!

Khayda is worried about the spots on his bum. Meanwhile, Elle get tips on how to have a pain-free sex life.

A stripper seeks a sexual health check-up and newly bisexual Sophia needs tips on how to pleasure a woman.

Instructor teaches Weezy Search Engine Optimization. Weezy meets yoga instructor for tips on self pleasuring.

Don't skip the foreplay. Sex Pod gives advice on foreplay tips and tricks, clitoral piercings, and more.

''OUTtv Proud'' brings you a new adventure in Queer TV.

Watch us dish on everything from Desi and Lucy to Dora’s knapsack in this wild expose on Latin TV culture!

From his humble beginnings to his own TV sitcom, be surprised by a George Lopez you’ve never seen before.

Siri and Alexa fight to win Kyles heart. On the TV: the plight of a non playable video game character.

Kid Fury and Crissle sit down with TV and Internet star TS Madison for a conversation you won't forget.

Our comedians compare international versions of the Golden Girls; recreate a Japanese game show; and Sherry Cola goes behind the scenes at a TV network.

The Latino-infused network showcasing a wide range of originals, iconic films, cult classics, action and horror/sci-fi TV series.

Neil Saavedra and Idalis De Leon dish with restaurant patrons on prisoners' rights, and weigh whether these "criminals" should be provided everything from education to cable TV on the taxpayer's dime. The moral imperative becomes more than a little murky when these diners debate the wavering line between basic human rights and punitive laws.