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Pop Culture NORE has smoke for Stephen Jackson.
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Pop Culture Druski continues to receive significant backlash over his viral comedy skit about a money-hungry mega church pastor.
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Movies The second installment is coming soon.
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Entertainment Lip Synching meets Charades.
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Entertainment The comedian is having a pretty good 2018 thus far.
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Entertainment The film is the latest partnership between Sandler and Netflix.
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News Dave Chappelle gives presidential candidate Donald Trump a hard time in his new stand-up bits.
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Society Watch the hilarious announcement video.
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News Ice Cube brought the laughs on "Jimmy Kimmel Live."
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News Kanye West sent out a series of tweets in praise of Will Ferrell after seeing "Zoolander 2" for the second time.
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News Kid Cudi's fledgling comedy career takes flight.
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Life Wayne Brady offers his thorough thoughts on the controversy plaguing his colleagues.
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Entertainment Pete Davidson uses laughter as a coping mechanism when he needs it most.
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TV Too many funny moments to list them all.
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Music Kevin Hart has reportedly made a decision.
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Entertainment The Most High is on Drake's side.
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News 50 Cent is set to play himself in an upcoming comedy titled "Spy."
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Entertainment The comedy world loses another icon.
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TV Pete Davidson's stand-up comedy special, "Alive From New York," on Netflix, has been sparking some outrage due to some jokes he makes about gay men.
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Life Will Ferrell pretends to be a young person to encourage the youth to vote for Hillary Clinton.
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