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Ahead of his Shaq's Fun House Super Bowl pre-party, O'Neal reflects on his DJ project and the 'game 7 energy' of bass music.

"This collaboration came about as we were brainstorming ways to celebrate Black History Month at TheatreSquared as well as ways to supplement the story of the show ['The Mountaintop'] since it opened right after MLK day and runs about halfway into Black History Month," Tara Carr Versey, director of Community Experience at TheatreSquared, begins the conversation.

From Love is Blind to The Book of Boba Fett, heres everything you should be streaming this weekend

"This collaboration came about as we were brainstorming ways to celebrate Black History Month at TheatreSquared as well as ways to supplement the story of the show ['The Mountaintop'] since it opened right after MLK day and runs about halfway into Black History Month," Tara Carr Versey, director of Community Experience at TheatreSquared, begins the conversation.

What happened to TV personality Wendy Williams and why is she currently absent on her talk show? Heres what you need to know.

Heres a look at why The Kardashians decided to move their show to Hulu after airing it on E! for years. The show will premiere on April 14.

Eric Andres fans are discussing his recent promotion of "edible NFTs" in collaboration with Franks Red Hot on Twitter these days.

Animal cruelty is reportedly being used for entertainment in the new movie, "Jackass Forever.” Bulls, tarantulas, and scorpions were seemingly subjected to harmful and cruel situations during various scenes. Demand that an investigation be opened to show that no one is above the law when it comes to animal cruelty, regardless of fame.

LOS ANGELES, Feb 7 — Irreverent but ultimately endearing comedy film Jackass Forever managed a serious feat this weekend, swatting Spider-Man out of the top spot to claim supremacy in the North American box-office, industry data showed Sunday. Paramount’s latest iteration of spoofs, gross-out...

The media outlet reported that the reality comedy film, which featured many of its longtime series regulars, had played to an impressive 70% of the moviegoing 18-34 demographic.