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Is vigilante justice every okay? Would you even take justice into your own hands?

Despite Joanne’s festive engagement party, the girls face serious crossroads.

Jennifer Aniston radiates a vulnerable warmth both on and off screen that keeps her audience loyal.

Let the Blue Devils and The Cadets school you in the world of Drum Corps Competition.

YOU ASKED...WE LISTENED! Kid Fury and Crissle sat down with the ICON Missy Elliott to discuss her creative process and her LONG overdue Video Vanguard Award!

Watch as the "Yellow Tape" rapper gets anxious in our infamous lie detector test.

Stroll down memory lane with LATINO 101 as we reminisce about our first job.

Bounty Hunters hunt down a fugitive that's wanted for obstruction of justice.

Survivors of crime and prisoners incarcerated for murder participate in a restorative justice program.

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!

Daphne Wilco, actress and social justice warrior, wreaks havoc on a production of Euripides.

Felipe Esparza, jokes about the justice system for Latinos. Mark DeMayo, turns in his badge for a microphone.

T-Pain visits with the owner of a professional gaming league and talks about the future of e-sports.

On the island of Curaçao, a group of boys and their coach dream of winning their eighth Little League title.

Do Americans know more about their favorite celebrities than they do about their own families?

Big Freedia is back on Fuse and bigger than ever!

Makeup artist Vin wants more than just a pretty face.

Some people bring more baggage to the bus than others. Literally.

Virtual reality is so much better than the real thing. It’s still cool to be emo.

Each model hopeful will expose more than her soul in a sexy mirror challenge.

Now more than ever, King Keraun has time to immerse himself in quarantine activities.

Spencer is a café manager and drag star. He's wondering if his senses will be sharper than his nails.

Matt comes in for an STI test but gets more than he bargained for and Chloe's having painful sex.

After he's electrocuted, a man nearly loses his life...but more important than what he lost is what he found.

Do Latinos love their sons more than their daughters? Sasha and Dee break it down with Marcella Arguello.

In this special episode of Like, Share, Dímelo Sasha and Dee are joined with Amara La Negra to discuss the numerous amount of injustices happening in our country to Black and Brown Americans. From George Floyd and Breonna Taylor to unfortunately so many more we must continue to fight and show that injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere.

A look into what led to Heath Ledger's death and how it's far more nuanced than his role in the Dark Knight.

With more than $26,000 in traffic tickets, this fugitive is pretty savvy when it comes to being on the run.

The crew eats their way through Virginia Beach at J&K, CLTRE, Less Than, and Montego Island Grill!

Russ explains why women are better than men; Bill Santiago ponders about kids who ruin your flying experience.

Salma’s father joins her on a blind date. She soon learns that her dad is interested in her date more than her.

Why are young people following the path of Spirituality rather than religion? Sasha and Dee break it down.

Mark examines the differences between Latinos and African Americans; Jo on why women are stronger than men.

Sam dates army veteran with a sexual appetite. A war film triggers her and her dogs in more ways than one.

Kuki invites the public to the Grand Opening on live radio, giving the family less than 48 hours to be ready.

Our comedians are back to debate and laugh about all the strange and funny laws brought to you by the USA: for example, which state has a law against playing bingo for more than five hours? The first thing we have to question is who is playing bingo for more than five hours? Bingo is supposed to be a 30 minute game. We also debate the gift of giving someone a pet pat for their birthday or Christmas.

Find out why fellow Transcendent cast member Nya calls Bionka "larger than life" in this exclusive feature on the sexy, multitalented entertainer.

Now more than ever, King Keraun has time to immerse himself in quarantine activities. On this episode of 'That Quarantine Shit', watch as King Keraun learns to make the perfect pillow fort.

Can a greasy Brazilian eatery transform into a health haven? The team may have bitten off more than they can chew, and they’ll need the help of a samba expert on this one!

Stand up comedian Steph Tolev goes out with a guy she meets on Tinder – whose sexual preferences are more than a little questionable. But hey, he had weed.

Now more than ever, King Keraun has time to immerse himself in quarantine activities. On this episode of 'That Quarantine Shit', watch as King Keraun learns how to make bread from scratch from a professional baker.

Here's the moment of truth. Executive producer and star of The Hollywood Puppet Sh!tshow Wilmer Valderrama meets his "tanned" mini twin—because "what's better than one Wilmer?"

Now more than ever, King Keraun has time to immerse himself in quarantine activities. On this episode of 'That Quarantine Shit' watch as King Keraun attempts to crochet a face mask from a professional knitter.

As the youngest girl in the group and somewhat earlier in her transition than many of the transgender women in her circle, LA remembers how freeing it was to finally introduce the real her to her dad in the season 1 finale.

Every week, the creators of 'Sugar And Toys' will discuss what inspired each hilarious sketch because who better to explain the show than Carl and Brian. In our premiere week, the guys talk Cardi B, Donald Glover, President Trump and, of course, 'Playing While Black.'

18 year-old Catie Toal is a Blue Devils color guard from New Orleans. While having a day to be themselves and enjoying their picnic, Joye Dewey—Blue Devils color guard—and Catie chat about how marching for The Cadets was different than expected.

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.

We are here today to discuss some criminal acts, and our comedians are more than happy to debate them: for example, which state has banned wearing sleeveless shirts in local parks? A divided opinion throughout the group as many want all tank tops to be banned from parks due to excessive flabby arm exposure, however, they also want to know who rats to the police about these criminal masterminds?

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?