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Action Bronson and friends travel across New York City to experience the various multinational culinary influence that help make the city so unique.

Action Bronson and Meyhem Lauren locate Italian food in Melbourne, Australia, and acquire a craving for natural wine and fried chicken in Sydney, Australia.

Action Bronson comes back to Auckland, New Zealand, where Meyhem Lauren gets to eat at Action's favorite burger truck and Action debuts a song.

The crew reconvenes in Hawaii to enjoy short ribs and boogie boarding; Big Body Bes and The Alchemist bring something special with them.

Action Bronson travels to Barcelona, Spain, to perform in a music festival; Action and Meyhem challenge each other to see who can cook the better paella.

The crew journeys through the Italian Peninsula to taste shellfish in Naples and sample street food in Rome with Chef Mario Batali.

The crew attends the Roskilde Festival in Copenhagen, Denmark; Action makes a taco with octopus in it; Meyhem prepares a serving of fish; Al stays behaved.

Action and Big Body Bes travel around the West Hollywood area to the Watts neighborhood in Los Angeles to sample food from local culinary attractions.

The co-founder of Def Jam Recordings, Russell Simmons and television producer Stan Lathan fuse a hip-hop sensibility with cutting-edge comedy voices.

The quintessential Black romantic comedy brings together a talented cast, a genre ripe for fresh voices, and perfect chemistry to inspire a rom-com boom.

Richard Pryor blazes a dramatic trail that includes transformational appearances, addiction and tragedy, and an unforgettable mix of pain and joy.

Eddie Murphy's story features his instant emergence as a force on SNL, his raw and boundary-pushing standup, and his rise to A-list movie star status.

Scores becomes a celebrity hangout, but when the club attracts the Gambino crime family, they realize that the FBI is the only one who can save them.

Rave culture is a cocktail of dance music, synthetic party drugs and optimism, but where there are drugs, there is also exploitation, violence and moral panic.

The musical group, Spice Girls, were one of the biggest pop acts in the world, but behind the fame, they battled blackmail, eating disorders and addiction.

Friends was must-see TV but some of the cast members struggled under the weight of sudden and massive fame with painfully public addictions.

For almost 50 years, SNL had launched comedy careers, but if you're lucky enough to get in, you may never get out alive.

Although marked as a period of social change and shifts in popular culture, a darker side of the 1990s is explored through evidence of a lesser-known history.

A dive into the infamous makeovers, romances and eliminations that helped define the reality genre and brings stories that haven't been heard before.

Joan Rivers' insults made her a comedy icon, but the pressures of the job led to eating disorders, self-loathing and a deadly addiction to plastic surgery.

Female wrestlers demonstrate their talents in a series of action-packed performances with creative characters in scintillating costumes.

Comic Norm MacDonald was legendary for his fearless comedy, but his controversial persona concealed a gambling problem and a secret that he took to his grave.

Comic Ellen DeGeneres revolutionized TV with a unique brand of humor, but behind the scenes a controversy was brewing that would tarnish her image forever.

Female wrestlers demonstrate their talents in a series of action-packed performances with creative characters in scintillating costumes.

Comic Norm MacDonald was legendary for his fearless comedy, but his controversial persona concealed a gambling problem and a secret that he took to his grave.

Comic Ellen DeGeneres revolutionized TV with a unique brand of humor, but behind the scenes a controversy was brewing that would tarnish her image forever.