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Personal trainer Anthony is pumped up to flex his senses and find his soulmate.

One model storms out in rage after her secrets are exposed & things heat up at the final elimination ceremony.

Freedia prepares for the prestigious South by Southwest Music Festival in Austin, Texas.

Does U.S. have a responsibility to export democracy and American way of life to other countries?

Asian pop music comes to the forefront when host Nate Jackson details a festival in Korea.

Mimi Gonzalez describes her hairy women sighting; Anthony Ramos discloses why he loves being a comedian.

A fan gets to hang out with Jill Scott. Plus, see how far a fan will go for a Marc Anthony concert.

Freedia records one of the dirtiest songs in history with best friend Katey Red.

There's more! In this extended cut, Anthony Ramos talks found new opportunities as well as the reliability on his his debut album 'The Good & The Bad'

Not all Heroes wear capes...some wear housecoats. Vance has a pitch for Canada's leaders: drinkable water.

For our latest episode of Made from Scratch, T-Pain’s mom Aliyah Najm, also known as Mama Pain, visited him in his Roswell, Georgia, home to cook him his favorite childhood meal: beef pie. Unfortunately T-Pain was unable to actually eat the pie because he was in the middle of a cleanse, but that didn’t stop Mama Pain, an award-winning chef who launched her own catering business, from making her delicious classic meal.

The 'G-Thing' star raps about living the high life on this track, just one of the songs that he's hoping will lead him to become the first influential Italian-American rapper

Watch as the "Oakland Nights" rappers grilled by each other in our infamous lie detector test.

Ralphie, Anthony, and The Three Kings write a song and shoot a video about G’s "other women."

It's midseason and the Blue Devils are adding a new theme to their performance.

Anthony Valadez of Los Angeles' KCRW talks with Monalisa.

KCRW's Anthony Valadez interviews DJ Day.

Anthony Valadez of Los Angeles' KCRW talks with Carlos Nino.

Anthony and Statik talk hip-hop and producing the sound of NYC.

Nickodemus invites Anthony into his home and shares his interesting journey in music.

Anthony Valadez of Los Angeles' KCRW talks with Brian Cross, aka B+.

Sake One talks to Anthony about what he’s learned from years in the business and the enduring value of vinyl.

Anthony and the boys talk choice vinyl, disco, and the New Jack Production of Teddy Riley.

Peter Rosenberg takes Anthony Valadez to one of his favorite record stores in the East Village

Anthony Valadez of Los Angeles' KCRW talks with Dublab co-founders Frosty and Ale.

Anthony explores Mark Farina's vast vinyl collection and he builds an example of his signature sound.

Kid Fury and Crissle sit down with recording artist and Hamilton star Anthony Ramos.

Freedia debuts her new gospel song during her Louisiana Philharmonic performance.

Guled makes a special wish; the party theme is diversity; a father and son examine the wizarding world.

English drum and bass band, Rudimental, stop by Amoeba Records to crate dig with Anthony in L.A.

Producer, composer and DJ, King Britt connects with Anthony in P.A. to dig for records and build beats.

Anthony and Mike discuss green tea and the importance of being ready to handle whatever happens on a gig.

Anthony Valadez of Los Angeles' KCRW talks with Elvin Estela, better known by his stage name, Nobody.

With hopes of making a quick buck, a man throws a Luau themed out of party that gets out of hand.

Freedia records a song for a local accident attorney that goes viral.

Anthony hits up the NYC and catches up with Hip Hop DJ/host Peter Rosenberg.

Vinyl records serve as a jumping off point for a conversation between Anthony Valadez and Free The Robots.

In order to make a killer music video for G Fella’s new song, the crew needs an airplane.

While writing a love song, Elle gets upset at Tito for asking her to get a bikini wax.

Dave "Mr Bongo" Buttle discusses bringing vinyl fever to the UK in the early '90s

Check-in's are for everyone; hamsters are pets too; the song of the summer slaps a little too hard.

Joy wants to return to the spotlight as a singer and pleads for Rodney to produce a hit song.

The best way to reintroduce an iconic '90s kick? Team up with one of hip-hop's most fashion-forward stars.

The “I Forgot” singer, who recently dropped her EP Sorry For Writing All The Songs About You, stopped by Fuse and showed us what was going down in her DMs. Watch the whole clip to see Clara Mae’s best DMs, from young girl who uses her songs to stand up to bullies to international fans learning English through her music.

Host Anthony Valadez chats with producer Nobody, who takes viewers into the very space where "80 percent of his work on a track" is completed.

Skinny Legend features the classic Trixie variety and comedy show stylings her fans love.

The group is challenged to write a gospel song in one hour with expert superstar artist Jonathan McReynolds.

The Models write, direct, style, and star in their own billboard. The winners will see their faces in Miami.

Old grudges resurface when Big Freedia teams up with fellow Bounce artists to record a Bounce song for kids.

The emerging Italian-American rapper from Westchester performs his new song "We Are the Knicks" with the help of fellow orange- and blue-decked fans

10 gorgeous Latina models kick things off & rock the runway in self-styled fashions!

Allen Iverson’s legacy goes way beyond basketball. Comedians discuss his style, swagger, and career.

The high-octane comic and actor, from his nickname and Magic Mike, to his Hawaiian shirts and comedic style.

The girls bring sexy sophistication to a fashion shoot in the luxurious Italian style villa of Vizcaya.

The Singhs debut their first fashion show, set to dazzle Mumbai’s style scene in the heart of the city!

Kid Fury, Crissle, and Missy Elliott on her creative genius, illustrious career, and unforgettable style.

Anthony Valadez talks with Jason about his extensive vinyl collection, his years DJing on influential radio station KCRW, and his prominence as one of the DJs to help break electronic music.

Rapper Young M.A joins DJ and comedian Cipha Sounds; talking about her love of home style cooking.

We're talking sex positions. Sex Pod answers questions about doggy style, reaching multiple orgasms, and more.

A look into Post Malone, a unique artist blending hip-hop, pop, R&B, and country music styles.

With only a month into 2019, iLoveMakonnen is already on top of the game, releasing a few fan favorite songs. We decided to step away from the typical interview and slide into the most intimate place of all...the DM inbox.

Shenseea and her friend, Ashley make a traditional Jamaican recipe of Steam Fish, Rich with water crackers. "The Sidechick Song" artist shares her rags to riches story and much more!

Can legendary dirt-baked tamales, “stupid hot” salsa and an exotic trip to the Yucatan give a generic Mexican menu a fiery kick? The chefs come to the rescue of a struggling Day of the Dead themed restaurant.

Can legendary dirt-baked tamales, “stupid hot” salsa and an exotic trip to the Yucatan give a generic Mexican menu a fiery kick? The chefs come to the rescue of a struggling Day of the Dead themed restaurant.

In a convention space filled with Nike Air Max–themed cereals, DJ sets and displays, Sole Searching learned exactly how a fresh sneaker–scented candle came together and spoke to artist Christophe Roberts.

The Michigan natives talk their style, dancing, and growing up in Ann Arbor while whippin' up a home-cooked meal with their father in the latest edition of 'Made from Scratch.'

G rolls the dice and adds a modern twist to a classic Gaelic dish, and Ricardo and Diane bond outside the kitchen with a wild night outside this Irish pub. The team may need some Lucky Charms to save this bankrupt Dublin-themed disaster!

Fresh off the release of 'Church of Scars,' the 25-year-old British-American singer also reveals the first song she ever wrote and her first-ever social media handle (featuring apple juice).

Dancer and show co-host DeAnna was basically born for Dancin' On Air. She's dreamed of stardom since singing TLC and Spice Girls songs as a little girl, and her sweet personality instantly captures audiences.

In Like, Share, Dímelo Sasha and Dee will be breaking down the internets wildest topics. This week, are we living in a simulation? Are we even human? Watch as the two hilarious Bronx chicks break it down Sasha and Dee style.

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.

Nick Cannon whips up his version of a mai tai—Mai Time To Turn Up—while chatting about his new single, Only You. The Wild ‘N Out star dives into the creative process behind the single, including why it feels like yacht music, the special place he has in his heart for the Caribbean, and why he had to get Fat Joe on the 90s inspired track.

Dwayne Johnson is jamming with a few Blue Devils members from Clash of the Corps in the Aloha state! Javier Astorga, Marisa Spevak and Brandon Olander are giving us a little taste of their talents with an island style twist and proving they can musically kick ass anywhere.

While some may think just having the "Combs" name equals a clear shot to the top of the music game, hard work, dedication, and determination still applies. Christian Combs, also known as King Combs, is the youngest male in the Sean "Diddy" Combs empire and has been hard at work since the release of his hit mixtape, "90's Baby". Fuse got to sit down with King Combs and the CYN mob to take a lie detector test.

Baltimore native Bandhunta Izzy has been on the rise for the last few years, and there’s nowhere to go now, but up. At age 21, the “In Love Wit da Trap” rapper has established himself and his trademark style, gaining attention with loose tracks and his unique takes on popular beats. Watch the full video to see how he really feels about that, if he would give fellow Lie Detector G Herbo a hug, and whether or not he would collaborate with his girlfriend, and daughter of T.I. and Tiny, Zonnique.

It’s been a big year for G Herbo. In September of last year, the Chicago rapper dropped his debut studio album Humble Beast to positive reviews lauding his lyrics which were full of stark imagery and introspection. But earlier this year Herbo really hit his stride when he posted a video of himself free styling to the beat from Three 6 Mafia’s “Who Run It.” G Herbo was undeniable, and he kept that momentum with his sophomore album, a collab with Southside, Swervo. Swervo, which dropped in July of this year, told a different story and brought a different energy than Humble Beast, told from the perspective of a more rash and hardened alter ego. Herbo has the range, but does he enjoy being Swervo or Humble more?