Desus & Mero on Showtime

In another work-from-home Office Hours, Desus welcomes you to his roof deck to discuss his new healthy lifestyle, unemployment benefits, pandemic parties, mask philosophies, and porno.

Twitter can debate whether Beethoven was black, but our research department found definitive proof with this Verzuz battle.

Baseball is back! Dr. Fauci throws out the first pitch of the season, Trump threatens Yankee fans with his own first pitch, and Desus and Mero break down the virtual fans in the stands.

We talk to actor, comedian, and Lonely Island front-man Andy Samberg about his new movie "Palm Springs," parenting a three-year-old with wife Joanna Newsom, pitching comedy via Zoom, hip-hop

The Pope, Mike Francesa retires (again), Taylor Swift drops surprise album "Folklore," AOC responds to being called a "f*cking b*tch" by fellow Rep.

The legend Alex Trebek is releasing a memoir where he reveals that he is a long time resident of Smacked City.

We talk to the brilliant Eric Andre on recording his show in an empty bodega, Caribbean solidarity, his new special "Legalize Everything," the time he snubbed Desus, and how just being funny isn't

We talk to Houston Texans receiver Kenny Stills who, along with other protesters, was arrested for gathering at the Kentucky Attorney General's home in protest of Breonna Taylor's murder.

Mark Zuckerberg is double-cheeked up in Hawaii, Dr.

We talk to Noname about social media self-care, how her book club started as an effort to educate herself on capitalism and social issues, the myth of black-on-black crime, and corny conscious rap

In a special work-from-home edition of Office Hours with Mero, we talk about coronavirus safety, the weird stuff kids eat, and a key difference between DESUS & MERO and other late night shows.

Cardi B and Offset throw their daughter Kulture the most lavish birthday party a 2-year-old has ever seen, complete with a new Birkin bag.

We talk to Black Monday star Don Cheadle about Emmy voting, the stakes involved in the 2020 presidential election, how a Trump presidency, a pandemic, and police violence led to the current moment

Lady Antebellum recently changed their name to "Lady A" but took it a step further by suing a performer who has been going by Lady A since 1987. We had the REAL Lady A, Anita White, on to discuss.

Rapper Logic retires, Jennifer Lopez shares a new hairstyle to mixed reviews, James Harden goes MAGA on us accidentally, and a Royal Rumble featuring Jeff Bezos, DJ Akademiks, and Guapdad 4000.

As the coronavirus continues to surge in Florida, Disney World reopens in Florida because we're just making 2020 up as we go along.

We talk to comedic superstar Judd Apatow about working with Pete Davidson on "The King of Staten Island," making dirty jokes for cult favorite, "The Critic," how to get into his inner circle, and

We talk with NASCAR star Bubba Walace about how he got into racing, working with the legendary Richard Petty, Black Lives Matter and NASCAR's new Confederate flag rules, Dale Earnhardt Jr.'s banana

Aggressive rats attack NYC diners, Los Angeles restaurant Sqirl is under fire for moldy jam, does anyone really like Kombucha, Dilbert creator Scott Adams gets married, and the Emmy wars continue.

The guys are joined by D&M staff writer Heben Nigatu to discuss wearing your mask, restaurant reopenings and curbside dining in NYC, quarantine haircuts, Jeff Bezos reaching supervillain status, and

A man in Upstate New York finds himself between a rock and a hard place with his neighbors, after being accused of displaying a profane sculpture on his front lawn.

The NBA and WNBA are returning in Florida and as you might expect, it's not going so smoothly. Plus bonus journalism from JR Smith and Patrick Beverley.

Mero recounts his COVID-19 test experience, Jada Pinkett Smith and Will Smith air their marriage on Red Table Talk, Walter Mercado's new Netflix doc, and Robert De Niro's money "problems."

Spice Adams is on the grill, ESPN's Mina Kimes explains wikiFeet, Host of Drink Champs and rap icon Noreaga talks Doja Cat, and much, much more.

The guys recap the 2020 Nathan’s Hot Dog Eating Contest and review celebrity glizzy-gobbling form with competitive eating champion Joey Chestnut.

We welcome the godfather of political comedy and former host of The Daily Show Jon Stewart about the role of late night comedy during national crisis, the double tragedy of being a Mets/Knicks fan

The worst places in New York, Kanye West announces his presidential run, dirty magazines and NFL star Patrick Mahomes signs a new half-a-billion dollar contract.

The guys are back to discuss which rappers take slander the best, Jadakiss Verzuz Fabolous, Glizzy reading, Jada Pinkett Smith and August Alsina, DJ Akademiks and Freddie Gibbs, and 80s TV.

DJ Akademiks got into a war of words with Freddie Gibbs (and Chrissy Teigen?), so we invited Freddie Gibbs to update us on what’s going on.

From Vigril Abloh’s $50 bail fund donation, to David Guetta dropping that unreleased Martin Luther King Jr., Desus and Mero round up the latest public displays of “support” for Black lives.