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Deadpool is popping up everywhere.

Feeling nostalgic? Here are some binge-worthy classic TV shows to relive or watch for the first time.

If you're not sure where to start with "Black Mirror," these five episodes are a sure bet.

Wendy Williams cries saying that R. Kelly doesn't know how to read or write.

The Glover brothers take us back to the most awkward and difficult phase of Al and Earn's life: middle school.

Jxmmi completes an extraordinary feat as he creates a money carpet.

Earn, after a series of L's, sets in motion another event-filled night for Paper Boi and the crew leading to bruised ego’s and faces.

Paper Boi falls down the rabbit hole, coming out the other side with a realisation we've been waiting for him to have.

Letitia Wright finds herself in a rap battle with Black Thought.

Fantastic news for those who love old school hip-hop.

Ray J's trying to learn father skills before his baby arrives.

The whole experience was too weird for Drake.

Bhad Bhabie reportedly has a reality tv show in the works.

Get a behind the scenes look at the worst music festival of all time.

Dexter himself speculates on a reboot.

"The Grand Hustle" will be coming to BET in July.

Never gonna give you up.

Khloe Kardashian's new series finds her behind the camera.

This will be the biggest battle in all of "Game of Thrones."

"Atlanta" continues to subvert viewers expectations with its most captivating episode to date, "Teddy Perkins".

The duo behind your favorite comedies are teaming up again.

The show begins filming next month.

The Rock would like to marry the "Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri" actress.

"Barbershop" is the season's goofiest episode while underlying the importance of the black barbershop experience.

"The Office" star wants to make a comeback.

Quavo makes his MSNBC debut.

Netflix has found its star to play the beloved character.

Eleven gets a boyfriend.