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We got an exclusive chance to follow the ATL rapper at the infamous House of Blues in Chicago for his highly anticipated after show. Take a look to see what goes into an entire Rich The Kid set from soundcheck to the curtains parting!
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Ahead of his sold out concert at Chicago's House of Blues, we got an exclusive look at his set.
Galantis And MAX talk their new summer hit Satisfied.
Fresh off of the release of her six-track debut EP, To Be The Little Fish, rising singer-songwriter Josie Dunne shares many of her "firsts," from her first crush to meeting Kim Kardashian and Kris Jenner.
Afro-futurism visionary Janelle Monáe breaks down her new album.
Addressing racism, slavery and redemption, the rapper/producer walks through the eye-opening visual single.
Elley Duhé gets real about what throws her off her zen and the best way she connects with people.
The dance-pop duo gives Fuse producer Devon a surprise makeover to help unleash his inner rockstar fashionista.
Director Sacha Jenkins and Executive Producer Ben Selkow share the pitching process behind their docu-series 'Rapture'
The dance-pop duo encourage young people to join the March For Our Lives marches on Saturday, March 24.
Correspondent Lee Chin hits the streets to drop some knowledge about Hollywood's lack of inclusion.
Meet a different side of iKON in this interview where the K-pop boy band reacts to the success of "Love Scenario" and their new album 'Return.' Plus, find out who's the best hugger in the K-pop boy band, who has a ghost story and who admires Winter Olympic athlete Sang Hwa Lee?
The 19-year-old Chicago songstress fully embraced the art of collaboration on her five-track 'Crush' EP.
The L.A. singer shares black musical influences from Mos Def to Brian McKnight.
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The legendary hip-hop producer helped define the New York rap sound of the '90s, but he told us about growing up in Texas listening to country, soul, punk and new wave.
Rising rapper/singer Kyle explains how Diddy, Barack Obama and Colin Kaepernick inspire him to shape his own destiny in the face of doubters, as part of our month-long Future Black History celebration for Black History Month.
The Detroit singer/producer goes full introspective on his new spoken word album, 'i was born in Detroit on a very very very very very very very cold day,' a project that began on the road in 2016.
Tinashe gives all the nostalgic feels in this 'First of All' interview.
Tinashe gives all the nostalgic feels in this 'First of All' interview from The Pussycat Dolls "Buttons" to Myspace and Britney Spears' debut album.
The 24-year-old R&B act explains how she combined sparkles with grime to create a stunning, dramatic visual for her latest single.
Fresh off the release of her new EP, the rising singer-songwriter discusses living fearlessly as a musician.
The British R&B singer explains how the match cut technique is used in his new "I Know You" video and the inspiring message behind his seventh studio album.
Between #TimesUp and the unprecedented Women's March, the movement is louder than ever.
Watch the full interview where Ty also talks working with Skrillex and all time legend of his Damien Marley.
The Swedish pop singer tells Fuse the stories behind all 14 cuts off her new 'Blue Lips' album.
The self-proclaimed "queen of mood boards" transfers her latest single's vision onto paper using scissors, tape and some serious self-portrait skills.
After revealing his go-to Halloween costume and horror flicks, the Los Angeles-based DJ discussed the inspiration behind his new single's standout line.
Dressed as Rick and Morty, the dance music duo also talks Halloween costume hacks and the importance of connecting with fans during live shows.
The singer-songwriter chats at Voodoo Music + Arts Experience 2017 about the new video for Feelings, her fans praising her, and favorite past Halloween costumes.
The NOLA born rapper shouts out London on da Track and Future while creating a Halloween mask & explaining why performing at Voodoo Fest is one of the pinnacles of his career
The Foo Fighters are busy on the road after the release of their ninth studio album Concrete and Gold and recently announcing a world tour. After closing out day 2 of Voodoo Music + Arts Experience 2017, the band chatted about the state of rock & roll and their favorite track on the album.
While making Halloween masks backstage at Voodoo Music + Arts Experience 2017, the electronic-jazz duo say the unexpected success of their single "Down" forced them to find time to work on a new LP.
Fuse caught up with K.Flay at Voodoo Music + Arts Experience 2017 and tasked the "Blood in the Cut" performer with crafting a festive Halloween mask while discussing her EP/book project, Crush Me.
The Brooklyn rapper drops a PSA for "all the ratchets and strippers" while discussing writing for other artists, performing live and his first upcoming project.
While crafting a Halloween mask backstage at Voodoo Festival 2017, the producer-DJ talks about her gorgeous new album, Lune Rouge, and her unintentionally creepy costume as a child.
The duo chats about the concept behind their second studio LP, The Aviary, and their unique, unpredictable sound, while soaking up the vibes of New Orleans' City Park at Voodoo Music + Arts Experience 2017
The rising singer-songwriter tapped into his crafty side and created a Halloween-themed skull mask while sharing his biggest fears, new projects, and last minute costume plan.
“We really want to spotlight short films as they've been overlook for decades,” the California native tells Fuse.
We will no longer tolerate the oppression, the 17-year-old Colorado native tells Fuse.
After spending a solid portion of his life living in Colombia, the 36-year-old naturally incorporated the country's Vallenato music into his own material. "I've seen that in Colombia that people pay attention more to the lyrics than the beat," he explains.
Singer-songwriter Jasmine Thompson also breaks down unreleased track "Girls" and reveals why she wouldn't do any Snoop Dogg song justice in a Fuse I Speak Emoji interview.
Marvel Editor-in-Chief says It's our responsibility to tell stories about what's going on in the real world
In a Fuse Entourage Interview the Poppin rapper reveals her new project drops very soon.
Melanie Martinez shares the stories behind her vibrant tattoos and what inspired them.
Despite having plans to study civil engineering, the 26-year-old "fell into music" six years ago and has since turned heads for his striking blend of electronic beats and old-school blues.
The Nashville band sat down with Fuse to play a game of "Storytime With..." on day 2 of Music Midtown 2017.
Rising Minneapolis-based act Lizzo sat down with Fuse at Music Midtown 2017 to find out just how well her backup dancers actually know her.
While kicking it at Music Midtown, Lizzo and her dancers (Grace and Courtney) fill in the blanks with crazy adjectives, plural dessert, verbs, and more.
After four-plus years of performing together as Judah & The Lion, the Nashville-based folk band sat down at Music Midtown 2017 to find out if the members truly know one another. Watch as Nate Zuercher, Judah Akers, Spencer Cross and Brian Macdonald quiz each other on overly intimate topics like bad habits, body hair allergies and morning routines.
They've been bandmates for a decade and known each other since childhood, but how well do members of the New Zealand band really know each other?
Izzy and David may be roommates on tour, but can The Strumbell as bandmates answer random, personal questions about each other?
There's no doubt Adam, Jack and Ryan are brothers and have been playing music for twelve years, but how well does the NYC-based band really know each other?
The New Zealand electro-pop duo are actual brother and sister, but does that mean they really, truly know each other? Fuse finds out on location at Music Midtown 2017.
Remember coming up with random nouns, verbs and adjectives to fill out funny stories as a kid? Electro-pop trio AJR proves it's still fun today, on the scene at Music Midtown 2017.
On location at Music Midtown 2017, Fuse finds out if Joywave knows each other better than they know themselves.
Britney Spears recorded Don’t Let Me Be The Last to Know, Shania Twain's home, the queen of country pop.
While making his spicy and sweet signature hibiscus-infused cognac drink, A$AP Ferg reflects on his growth from 'Trap Lord,' 'Always Strive and Prosper' to his latest project 'Still Striving.’
Following his debut album Free TC, the R&B crooner is finishing up Beach House 3.
As Fifth Harmony prepare to unleash their self-titled third studio album this Friday, revisit the ladies' 2014 Fuse interview discussing their debut album, Reflection, which featured singles like "Boss," "Sledgehammer" and the wildly popular "Worth It."
Bea Miller talks Chapter Three: Yellow, the final installment of the pop singer's color trilogy of EPs.
With the ability to literally see colors when hearing certain sounds, the singer pairs different hues with artists.
Rising singer Billie Eilish is satisfied her debut EP Don't Smile at Me is officially here.
Waterparks find out which classic 2000s pop-punk band they are via Fuse's personality quiz.
Thanks to Muse, fellow veteran rock band My Chemical Romance became the first American rock group to perform at London's new Wembley Stadium back in 2007. Speaking to Fuse, Gerard Way explained just how overwhelming it was to play in the legendary venue.
Lil Yachty talks about his debut album 'Teenage Emotions,' pre-show rituals, working with Diplo and more.
The trio describe working with Adele producer Greg Kurstin and not knowing what throwing shade means.
MGK's set included an emotional performance of Linkin Park's 2003 hit Numb, which cause him to shed tears.
Rock trio, Waterparks, hilariously plays our latest challenge Draw that Band.
Rapper and actor Joey Bada$$ gives fans a bit more insight into his latest album, All-Amerikkkan Bada$$.
The Swedish singer/songwriter shares details about her next short film and album, and when to expect both.
Fresh off of her Lollapalooza 2017 set, Léon joined Fuse back stage for a little Emoji Tower action.
Zara Larsson talks how writing songs gets the wheels spinning in her head, pre-show rituals, and more.
At Lollapalooza 2017, Briggs chats about the headspace she was in while writing her self-titled debut EP.
Perry Farrell chats about classic Lollapalooza moments and the festival's huge demand in South America.
Bibi speaks candidly about her upcoming project BOY, a live studio EP and four-part performance video, with seven intimate acoustic shows.
While hanging out at Lollapalooza 2017, hip-hop duo Run The Jewels discuss everything from the message behind their "Legend Has It" video to the pair's "Stay Gold" IPA venture.
The Swedish dance group tackles Fuse's Emoji Tower of questions while discussing pizza, robotic dance moves, and the message behind their latest album, Season High.
Rock group Highly Suspect joined in on the Fuse Emoji Tower fun this weekend at Lollapalooza 2017, discussing topics from their music to what they spent their first paycheck on.
Music's favorite twin sisters talk about sampling old country classics, crazy drinking stories, and their upcoming The Con X: Covers album. Celebrating the 10th anniversary of The Con, the album features 14 bands handpicked by the twins covering the tracks from the 2007 original.
The singer/songwriter reveals what he's working on now and why his wife and daughter are his anchor.
We let the Jeffery brothers pick their own interview questions by playing our Emoji Tower game at Lollapalooza day 1. Can they get through the interview without the tower falling?
We kicked it with Wiz Khalifa before he stepped on set at Lollapalooza 2017 to discuss breaking records with his hit single "See You Again," making a cameo in Charlie XCX's "Boys" video and more.
The DJ trio reflect on collaborating with Demi for their hit "No Promises" and reveal what they're binge-watching during our Emoji Tower game at the Chicago music fest.
The latest Lollapalooza 2017 artist to accept Fuse's Emoji Tower challenge was none other than MAX, the multitalented singer, actor and dancer whose single "Lights Down Low" racked up nearly 9 million Youtube views. Carefully extracting each emoji block, MAX answered as many questions as he could without toppling the entire tower.
Kirstin of a cappella group Pentatonix sat down to discuss what her fantasy wedding party would entail.
The pop punk group talks hitting the road with good friends Gym Class Heroes and Plain White T's
After twelve years together the band told Fuse in 2007 how 'Good Morning Revival' was a "good starting point and reinvention for the band"
The singer takes on topics ranging from her two huskies to what she likes to do when the cameras aren't on.
Chester Bennington and Dave Farrell break down their hit album during the 2007 promo run and reflect on Linkin Park's evolution
Brendon Urie and the guys tell former Fuse host Steven in 2007 about having control over their aesthetic and how the idea to use masks in their music videos came to life
Fresh off of the release of 'Jungle Rules,' French Montana discusses his growth in all aspects.
Dragonette discusses having conflicting emotions on Body 2 Body and her affinity for unique arts and crafts.
Darren Criss, a longtime LGBTQ ally, explains why being a supporter of the community should be in our human nature.
Young M.A wears her sexuality proudly—and, unlike almost any gay rapper operating on a public scale, gets deep into the actual particulars of her sex life.
The rising Flash actor and singer is pushing forth in his career with honesty and openness, and washing away with harmful Hollywood precedents.
Electronic-pop trio Arizona took time to chat about difficulties they worked through while recording their new album, Gallery, and touring with Andrew McMahon this summer.
On location at Firefly Music Fest 2017, YouTube star Arnold Telagaarta hits the festival grounds to find the best totems, the tall, sign-looking things people hold at festivals.
In addition to shouting out acts like J. Cole, Kendrick Lamar and A Tribe Called Quest, K.Flay named OutKast as her all-time favorite hip-hop artist.
The New York-based band, MisterWives, was all giggles when it came to drawing and decorating their crafts and sharing their first concert experiences.
Accompanied by two adorable puppies, Waka Flocka sat down to discuss his latest single, Big Dawg, and how he approaches rap as a form of therapy.
Dillon Francis is having a blast being an indie artist at the moment. The DJ/producer chats about the perks of working on his own terms.
Rise Against return with their eighth album, Wolves, but the recording wasn't the most calm experience.
Robin Lord Taylor, whose Penguin on Fox's Gotham has been making waves since his 2014 introduction, shares why the odd little villain's outsider status was personal for him.
Fans of Quinn XCII have been eagerly awaiting the singer-songwriter's upcoming debut album. While hanging out at the 2017 Firefly Music Festival, the rising act discussed the album's sound while constructing a picture frame for his girlfriend, Macy.
At Firefly Fest 2017, Antonoff reveals his headspace while writing his new album and why he wanted fans to hear it inside his childhood bedroom.
At Firefly Music Festival 2017, the Aussie producer shares his first concert memory, why he wants to join Miike Snow on stage and plans for new music.
Legendary rock band Franz Ferdinand—who recently introduced two new faces—found out just how well its members know each other.
Fuse host Arnold Telagaarta caught up with The Naked And Famous singer Alisa Xayalith at Firefly Music Festival 2017 to do some arts and crafts and talk about life, love and the public breakup with bandmate Thom Powers.
While creating adorable arts and craft gifts for their fans, girlfriends, managers and one another, Judah Akers, Nate Zuercher, Brian Macdonald and Spencer Cross explained their mindset for live shows and creating multi-genre music.
Davey Havok talks AFI's The Blood Album and shares how not only how the band, but also the music industry at large has changed backstage at Firefly Music Festival 2017.
Over some arts and crafts and summer camp talk at Firefly Music Festival 2017, rapper/comedian Lil Dicky shares what to expect from the TV show he's been working on for a couple years.
The 2017 Firefly Music Festival is officially in full swing, and Fuse was on the ground with rising singer-songwriter Fletcher to talk lyric tattoos, her revamped sound and her adorable friendship with Maggie Rogers.
The up-and-coming pop singer/songwriter reveals Firefly fest isn't just her first-ever festival gig, but also like a homecoming show for the Maryland native.
Hedonism rapper Cakes da Killa showcases his true authentic self with strong confidence and awareness to pave his way in the future of LGBTQ history.
As their pop status grows, Tegan and Sara have continuously and consistently pushed for progress and necessary voices to be heard in the music industry to create their place in the future of LGBTQ history.
Aoki has been known to play more than 300 shows in a year, with his outsized live performances involving cake-throwing, stage-diving, champagne-popping and crowd-rafting.
Hayley started acting in commercials at a young age, and as a teenager formed The Stunners, a five-piece girl group that included Tinashe. Their rocky four-year run ended in 2011 with just one EP and a few singles on the books, but Kiyoko was not deterred from her showbiz aspirations.
Starley gets candid about her journey to success that saw her living in different countries, breaking up with her longterm boyfriend, moving back home and going through her most troubling times.
A year after releasing Won't Find Love in the Hills, Amir Obè returns with his debut EP under Def Jam, NØTÇW (None of the Clocks Work).
Fans were first introduced to the singer in the early '00s, where the then-teenager lent her chirpy vocals to a handful of B2K songs. Rather than going with the processed urban-pop sound that many expected, Aiko displayed her innate artistry with a fusion of neo-soul, alternative R&B, electronica, pop, folk and hip-hop.
The 34-year-old Arizona native is of Filipino descent and was born without arms due to a rare birth defect, but she never used her disability as a deterrent. Instead, Cox (who hasn't relied on prosthetic arms since she was 14) figured out a way to live a normal life.
While many have entered and gained a mega boost of fame from their Glee days, few are making the variety of impact that Darren Criss is today. Along with his brother and Computer Games band mate Chuck, Darren talks about the pride they have from being raised by a Filipino mother.
While Babymetal's global takeover has been in full force for sometime now, the group's latest accolades and how they've dealt with their recent success proves why they're truly here to stay.
Starley talks about the biggest lesson she’s learned on tour, making new music while on the road and learning how to multitask.
She's one of the greatest teenage musicians alive and one of the most influential teens out there and Zara Larsson is a major advocate of her fellow teens speaking out about what they're seeing happening in today's heated political climate.
Check out a timeline of the singer's growth, starting from 2012 with the then-16-year-old rising pop star who made it clear that he's not the next Justin Bieber.
16-year-old Zendaya shares her knowledge of what it means to be young in the music industry in this classic 2005 interview.
Def Jam's recent signee shares how the cultural icon and music legend continues to have an impact on her fashion choices.
Well-known for their dance hits Runaway (U & I) and No Money, Galantis is still embracing their freedom to create music as they please, with no rules. Christian Karlsson and Linus Eklöw share details behind producing the vocals for their latest carefree single, Rich Boy.
Tyrese says talking with Vin Diesel's sister revealed they were lacking Female stars.
Glee alum Darren Criss and his brother Chuck chat about their '80s pop-inspired Lost Boys Life EP and what it's like working together as music duo Computer Games.
Deadmau5 celebrated the launch of his Lots of Shows in a Row tour with the Lots of Stuff in a Store pop-up shop, and invited Fuse to check out the space for fans to grab tour merch, Ron English-designed toys and more.
Khalid recalls an unforgettable moment with Eric Nam, that gave him the ultimate wake-up call.
Ruth B talks about her EP, The Intro, her transition to her first studio album, and working with a producer instead of doing everything herself.
Gearing up for the release of their ninth studio album, Makes Me Sick, New Found Glory stopped are letting fans know what to expect. The guys explain why, after self-producing their last few projects, they were excited to bring in musician and producer Aaron Sprinkle to produce the new album.
Despite the lack of quality R&B songs on the radio, the Heart Attack singer remained steadfast in his commitment to making music that his fans love.
New Found Glory talks about their 20th Anniversary tour, their unique way of combining albums to make a playlist and which deep cut surprised them with audience reactions.
Zara Larsson shares why she had to stop trying to think like Beyoncé and find herself through songwriting.
The British duo chat about their latest electro-pop track "Don't Leave" and working with rising indie pop singer MØ.
The English singer-songwriter shares details on new album 'The Afterlove, ' working with Ed Sheeran, Ryan Tedder and lessons learned from his laugh-out-loud tweets.
The singer shares why it was important to show a relationship you don't see often in the media, in the video.
CL's goals extend way beyond music with the "Lifted" rapper-singer wanting to change stereotypes about Asian women through her burgeoning solo career which has the potential to place her in the future of women's history.
The new rangers sat down to discuss what it was like morphing into their childhood heroes, and the difficulty of using stunt doubles on set.
At a time where two of the biggest female rap stars to ever do it are beefing, Young M.A has been a quieter-yet-majorly-important force making change all on her own.
Khalid chats about his debut studio album, American Teen and where he is going in the future.
Tove Lo has always been unafraid to own who she is, both in and out the bedroom, not letting female pop star stereotypes affect how she chooses to explore her sexuality in music.
The 19-year-old is about to release her debut U.S. album, which will undoubtedly help her platform grow as an outspoken feminist and unapologetic pop star.
It's been 20 years since Biggie's death, but the Brooklyn legend is still remembered as the greatest MC ever.
Russ started his career by dropping albums on the internet, then switched it up to a single every week on Soundcloud before getting signed by a label. Now he’s ready to drop his “debut” album.
Canadian indie-pop duo Tegan and Sara are using their privilege, influence and star power to fight for representation of every person.
Canadian indie-pop duo Tegan and Sara are using their privilege, influence and star power to fight for representation of every person.
Look back at Justin Bieber sit-down special when the 18-year-old star answered fan questions and more live from New York City's American Museum of Natural History.
Lizzo is just being herself and by doing so making changes that loads of people are connecting with and finding inspiration, solidifying her place in Future Black History.
At age 24, Sebastien Toutant is an established, award-winning snowboarder and Olympic competitor. But while at Shaun White's Air + Style festival, the Quebec native shared that the highlight of his career was nearly a decade ago.
Marian Hill is getting a ton of notice these days thanks to their slinky single "Down" being used in Apple's first AirPods headphones. The pair continued spreading their sound at Shaun White's Air + Style 2017 festival where they talked about the fest, working with Lauren Jauregui and finding out who they were as musicians.
Dutch DJ and producer Martin Garrix tells fans why Dua Lipa was his first choice for their collaboration.
The Kiss frontman spent his high school days clutching The Jimi Hendrix Experience's "Are You Experienced" record.
XYLØ, collaborators/friends with The Chainsmokers and one of the highlight performers at Shaun White's Air + Style 2017 festival, chatted about the fun crowd, strengthening their relationship, and what they have up their sleeve this year.
Max Kaiser, the man in charge of making and maintaining hundreds of tons of snow and ice at Shaun White's Air + Style festival, shares how they keeps things icy even during a rainy and windy weekend in Los Angeles.
Before taking gold, the 22-year-old talked about what music he plays when boarding, as well as how the sport keeps him on his toes.
Air + Style fest has a killer music lineup, great festival food and tons of things to do, but what really makes it stand out is the famous 16-story, snow-covered jump the world's greatest snowboarders attempt to conquer.
At just 17, Marcus Kleveland is making a name for himself in the big-air competitions.
Last year at Shaun White's Air + Style festival, Mark McMorris learned the hard way how different snowboarding in Los Angeles is when the Canadian snowboarder broke his femur. But after six months off and rehab, the 23-year-old Olympic medal winner is happy to be back for the latest iteration of the fest.
Chromeo's most-recent album, 2014's vintage-tinged White Women, featured impressive guests like Solange, Ezra Koenig, and Toro y Moi, but the electro-funk duo say their next record is looking to be even more collaborative.
The North Carolina native went from a young hopeful lurking outside Jay Z's studio to an iconic artist blasting police brutality on "Letterman"
Australian singer/songwriter Starley discusses why her debut single is so special to her and why it's important she sings the songs she writes.
The reggaeton singer never thought he'd be cast in one of this year's biggest blockbusters.
The legendary snowboarder gave a little insight of what to expect from his big event, Air + Style Festival.
With her writing, podcasts and comedy, Phoebe Robinson is the definition of someone creating Future Black History, but let's take just a moment to throw it back to her early days when she was a writer on former Fuse show White Guy Talk Show.
With her writing, podcasts and comedy, Phoebe Robinson is the definition of someone creating Future Black History.
D.R.A.M reflects on the life experiences that shaped the sound and feel of his debut album, Big Baby D.R.A.M., and using the album to demonstrate his varied music talents and interests.
Along with scoring a GRAMMY nomination, the duo's Daya-assisted hit received a dope remix treatment.
Brendon Urie elaborates on his first solo album and how he collaborated with Rivers Cuomo from Weezer.
While Big Freedia is undoubtedly one of the most self-assured performers out there, the bounce star says her road to confidence was not easy.
The K-pop sensations made waves back in 2012 after starring in Cannon's Wonder Girls at the Apollo.
The R&B-pop singer describes the project, SweetSexySavage, as both cohesive and multifaceted.
Despite the many songs he's put out over the years, the Grammy nominated DJ/producer still can't process the speed and impact his latest song has had around the world.
Julio Mejia, one-half of EDM duo GTA, recalls being totally obsessed with the legendary Bruce Lee during his childhood.
Damian and Tim talk about how elaborate their music video is and how making interesting videos allows them to make whatever music they want. They are able to survive this industry because they are a part of a specific bucket.
From social activism to boundary-pushing music, Monáe's cultural contributions are continuously growing.
Chano's kindness, magnetism and vocal label-skewering aren't even close to the only reasons he'll be studied and listened to for years and years to come. His commitment to social justice, community outreach, charity and activism of all sorts could already fill a book.
The Young Money talent linked up with names like 2 Chainz and Juicy J for his latest mixtape—and is finally preparing his debut studio album.
They might be WWE Divas, but the Bella Twins traded in barbies for other, more interesting toys growing up
Sum 41 revealed how they reacted to Dave Baksh's band departure on Fuse's classic show "The Sauce."
Childish Gambion (a.k.a. Donald Glover), the actor/rapper/singer/writer/comedian/all-around content creator, captivates us in a way no one else can.
Angels & Airwaves discuss their "I-Empire" album in a classic interview from former Fuse show "The Sauce." Plus, Tom DeLonge and the guys "haze" the band's new bassist Matt Wachter.
Jonah Hill, a then-rising actor, revealed how Dustin Hoffman helped him score the "I Heart Huckabees" role on Fuse's classic show "The Sauce."
"Gold" stars Matthew McConaughey, Bryce Dallas Howard and Édgar Ramírez spoke about the depth and complexities of the characters they play.
Just by looking at him, you wouldn't know that Jay Sean used to love unhealthy food. Growing up, the British singer would consume large amounts of everyone's favorite childhood snack—cereal.
In 2007, Good Charlotte spoke about being "adults" and how that influenced their single "The River," 'Good Morning Revival' album.
21-year-old Kaley Cuoco chat about her soon-to-be hit TV show "The Big Bang Theory" and soon-to-be boyfriend Johnny Galecki on a classic 2007 interview on Fuse's "The Sauce."
On set of Jane the Virgin, Baldoni had the chance to fulfill his childhood dreams of meeting Britney Spears.
Ryan Hurst shares details on Lil Foster's future and that there's another group of people living on the mountain.
Here at Fuse we're celebrating Future Black History all throughout the month of February. Fuse's Tatyana Jenene leads a panel with a few leaders of today that we'll be celebrating in the future.
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