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The Knicks fall in the NBA Draft Lottery as we expected, Megan Thee Stallion speaks out on getting shot by Tory Lanez, NYU struggle meals, and BlackBerry plans another comeback.

Before the NBA playoffs kicked off, Desus and Mero took in a few games as the OnlyFans allowed in the NBA Bubble.

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The Democratic National Convention kicks off with some surreal Billy Porter green screen, the Republican National Convention announces speakers, Madonna celebrates her birthday in Jamaica, and how

With many pharmaceutical companies working on a COVID-19 vaccine, Mike Lindell (the guy who sells pillows) tells Anderson Cooper he has the coronavirus cure.

No guests today - the guys talk with their digital producers Paul and Rob about moments in New York rap history, Peloton music, Kendrick Lamar, Hamilton, and celebrities accidentally praising Louis

Desus and Mero scour TikTok, Twitter, and more to rank their lookalikes, their evil twins, and their body doubles.

We talk to friend of the show and Seattle Storm superstar Sue Bird about recovering from injury, facing off as a young player against and bounty and Nicky McCrimmon, the uphill battle for the WNBA’s

Drake releases a new Nike HQ-set music video for "Laugh Now Cry Later," Michael Cohen is dishing the dirt on Trump in his memoir, and Herman Cain tweets from beyond the grave.

We talk to R&B superstars Chloe x Halle about their elaborate home performances, getting the Beyoncé co-sign, having creative control over their many projects (including a Fendi deal), how their

Jennifer McLeggan is a single mother and Registered Nurse in Valley Stream who was experiencing racial harassment since she moved into her home in 2017.

The guys discuss new sneakers from Yeezy and Steph Curry, Lakers forward Kyle Kuzma's game-winner, Putin's alleged COVID-19 vaccine, and Bindi Irwin's upcoming bundle of joy.

Professional bozo Ben Shapiro tries to tear down Cardi B and Megan Thee Stallion's new single, "WAP," blames feminism.

In this edition of Happy Hour, we talk with Lawrence Schlossman and James Harris, hosts of the fashion podcast Throwing Fits, about the proper inseam for shorts, whether sneaker culture and

Friend of the show Seth Rogen returns to talk about his new movie, "An American Pickle," Emmy disappointments, turning weird and wild ideas into reality, his creative partner Evan Goldberg, and his

Joe Biden releases a video teasing his pick for VP, but spends most of it talking about cars and his dad.

We speak with Cori Bush, long shot winner of the Democratic nomination for Missouri's 1st congressional district, about going from social justice work in Ferguson, to Congress, perseverance through

The guys prepare to embark on a virtual book tour for "God-Level Knowledge Darts: Life Lessons from the Bronx," Trump threatens a ban on TikTok while Instagram launches "Reels," Fashion Nova

Our friends at Cartuna animated our interview with comedian Bert Kreischer. We talk about Warren Sapp, bad facial hair, and his wildest Florida story.

We talk to Usain Bolt about becoming a dad, relying on his natural talent before finally improving his work ethic, representing the Caribbean, becoming a Jamaican icon alongside Bob Marley, Bounty

Ellen still under pressure for workplace allegations, James Corden is waiting to take her job, and Brad Garrett and Ted Cruz weigh in while Portia de Rossi stands by her partner.

Trump handles coronavirus questions from Axios journalist Jonathan Swan almost as badly as he handled the actual virus.

In this edition of Happy Hour, we welcome D&M writers Josh Gondelman and Robert Kornhauser to talk adult films and supplements, MLB baseball, and the feud between LA Dodger Joe Kelly and the Houston

Money Plane might be the most ridiculous action movie of all time and it features Frasier's Kelsey Grammer, WWE's Edge (Adam Copeland), and a bunch of people who look like other people.

We talked to ESPN's Stephen A.

The NBA and MLB return for real, Cuba Gooding Jr. loves the Chainsmokers, a look back at the life of Herman Cain, Charlie Kirk loves quitting basketball, and lonely MLB Mascots.

We spoke to workers in the food industry about their experiences trying to reopen, work, and thrive, during the pandemic.

A Florida man got almost $4 million in PPP loans and spent it on hotels, jewelry, "dating websites," and a $300K Lamborghini.

We talk to friend of the show and sports journalist Taylor Rooks about living in the NBA bubble, the COVID-19 testing protocols and technology used inside, LA Clippers' Lou Williams and the chicken

The Ellen DeGeneres show is under investigation, KFC and Crocs release their collab, we remember Regis Philbin, and a certain late night dynamic duo gets snubbed by the Emmys.