Back in February, the CMA Vocal Group of the Year Little Big Town challenged the contestants of “Project Runway: All Stars” to create an “opposites attract” look that they could wear to the Academy of Country Music Awards on Sunday (April 3) in the episode titled, “A Little Bit Country, A Little Bit Rock N Roll.” The team challenge  winners were Asha Daniels and Alexander “Mugatu” Pope whose looks made their debut on the red carpet live from outside the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas.

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Little Big Town’s Karen Fairchild and Kimberly Schlapman both looked gorgeous in their opposing “dark” and “light” dresses. Fairchild wore Daniels’ subtly sparkling short white lace dress with a killer pair of red leather boots while Schlapman paired Pope’s dark blue velvet look length gown with aqua earrings.

Which dress do you like better? Vote for your favorite below!

The Academy of Country Music Awards isn’t known for being a seriously fashion forward event, but the dresses that walked down the 2016 red carpet were some show-stopping gowns. They were far better than anything seen at the 2016 Academy Awards. From Nicole Kidman to Carrie Underwood, the attendees at the annual awards ceremony held live at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas were not messing around.

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Of course, not that all the dresses at the 2016 Academy Awards were ugly. There were a few stunners from Saoirse Ronan’s sparkly green dress to Alicia Vikander’s “Beauty and the Beast” inspired gown but overall, it was a pretty lackluster night, especially compared to the stunners seen at the 51st Annual CMAs.

Nicole Kidman

The Academy Award winner was there to support her husband Keith Urban, but her dress deserved an award all its own.

Miranda Lambert

The hot pink heels add a fun touch the perfectly spring inspired yellow gown.

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Kacey Musgraves

It’s not so much the dress itself, it’s Musgraves’ entire look. The slicked back hair with the form-fitting black dress, the whole combination is just strikingly beautiful.

Carrie Underwood

This shimmering golden dress was an elegant yet fun choice for Underwood.

RaeLynn

Keeping with the spring inspired theme, RaeLynn took a risk with this outside-the-box coral floor-length dress, and it paid off. The country singer looked gorgeous!

Christmas has come early, queens! “RuPaul’s Drag Race” fans’ favorite time of year is finally here. Gentlemen, (and ladies), start your engines, because it’s time to get ready for Snatch Game!

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Zap2it couldn’t wait to see what Season 8’s contestants had in store, so we got an exclusive preview of Monday (April 4) episode. In the video, Naomi Smalls, Bob the Drag Queen and Derrick Barry discuss which celebrity they are going to impersonate. Smalls is thinking of doing Whoopi Goldberg’s character from “The Color Purple,” and she’s got it down.

But then Bob, who at first was thinking of doing Crazy Eyes from “Orange is the New Black,” starts to second-guess his decision to play Uzo Aduba’s award-winning role. She starts waffling between Crazy Eyes and Carol Channing, or Crazy Eyes and his favorite Whoopi role.

“Bob basically has like 10 characters he can possibly do,” Barry says, exasperated. “All of a sudden, he’s got the ‘Sister Act’ outfit on …” which makes Smalls super nervous and intimidated.

Also getting frustrated is Robbie Turner. “He’s changed his character like 90 times.”

“It’s going to be The Whoopi Game, not the Snatch Game,” Acid Betty says.

Who will decide the Season 8 winner of Snatch Game? Guest judges this week include models Gigi Hadid and Chanel Iman, along with show regulars Carson Kressley and Michelle Visage.

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Also, don’t flip the channel after Monday’s episode! There is going to be a special presentation of the GLAAD Media Awards afterwards, which will include appearances by Demi Lovato, Nick Jonas, Ruby Rose, Queen Latifah and Caitlyn Jenner. The awards handed out will honor the LGBT media images that accelerate acceptance. “RuPaul” judge Ross Mathews is hosting, while Kressley conducts exclusive backstage interviews.

“RuPaul’s Drag Race” airs Monday nights at 9 p.m. ET/PT on Logo.

GLAAD Media Awards airs immediately following “RuPaul’s Drag Race” at 10 p.m. ET/PT on Logo.

As Monday night’s (April 4) 2016 NCAA Men’s Championship Game approaches, other than the pending excitement for what will hopefully be an amazing game between the University of North Carolina’s Tar Heels and Villanova’s Wildcats, people can’t wait to see the dedicated fans in the stadiums — and the amazing signs they somehow sneak into the arena.

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College basketball fans are like no other. Face paint, color-coordinated outfits and loud chants are constructed for basic regular season games. So when the championship one-and-done tournament begins, fans pull out all the stops to show their school spirit, and displaying their full support with homemade signs never go out of style.

Ranging from funny, to mean, to heartfelt — handwritten cardboard signs always capture the attention of the cameras, bolsters the crowd around them and adds comedic relief — or loving support — to the players.

Here are the Top 10 most awesome signs recently seen at NCAA men’s basketball games.

10. Lehigh

This college kid is not only a huge game fan, but a proud marijuana smoker.

9. Duke

Few schools love their coach more than the players on the team. This kiss is for you, Coach K.

8. Gonzaga

No pants, no glory?

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7. UNC honors the late ESPN anchor Stuart Scott

The day after Scott passed away, the Tar Heels honored “STU” with these signs. They even shouted his trademark catchphrase, “BooYa,” for every 3-pointer made.

6. UNLV honors former head basketball coach Jerry Tarkanian

An honorary tribute plus a “Game of Thrones” reference? An all-around win regardless of the outcome.

5. Stanford

These decorated Pac-12 fans call out the refs for a really special kind of eye exam test.

4. Georgetown

The joke’s on you, man. Villanova will play in the 2016 final game and the Hoyas didn’t even make it into the tournament.

3. Syracuse

The Orangemen lost to UNC in the Final Four, but any sign with a “Star Wars” theme deserves another round of applause.

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2. University of North Carolina – Chapel Hill

These girls show their love for UNC player James Michael McAdoo, the 6’9 power forward who now plays for the Golden State Warriors. Bonus points for the girl on the right with the handmade basketball tank.

1. Arizona State

This man has mastered the art of distraction. While the Sun Devils are not in the final championship game, the Curtain of Distraction is a win for life. It’s hard to believe any opponent could take to the court and ignore this perfect display of performance fan art.

The NCAA Men’s Championship Game will tip off at 9:19 p.m. ET/PT on TBS. Live stream will be available here.

MTV’s “The Challenge” is one month away from entering its 28th season with “Rivals III.” For this upcoming cycle, contestants are paired up with their not-so-friendly former competitors of the opposite sex to try to win the grand prize of $350,000.

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Based on the trailer released on Monday (April 4), the season — which was filmed in Hautulco, Mexico — is going to be more insane than ever. TJ Lavin is back to host, and several other very familiar faces are returning to fight for “Challenge” glory.

Here are the 13 official “Rivals” teams:

Sarah and Johnny “Bananas”
Camila and Tony
Nany and Wes
Jenna and Vince
Averey and Leroy
Jessica and Johnny Reilly
Ashley and Cory
Christina and Nate
KellyAnne and Jamie
Briana and Brandon
Cheyenne and Devin
Nicole and Dario
Simone and Thomas

Because May 4 still seems just so super far away, Zapt2it rounded up the Top 10 most bonkers moments from the first released “Rivals III” trailer. Enjoy!

1. This fall. YOWCH!

2. This fight. Ruh-roh.

3. Johnny being Johnny, he drops his partner … ON PURPOSE.

4. This guy catches on fire in The Pit.

5. Why are they naked?

6. Few things are scarier than getting buried alive.

7. Skydiving. Enough said.

8. Rivals turn into lovers. This should end well.

9. This other epic fall.

10. With so much drama, someone’s definitely going to be sent home early.

“The Challenge: Rivals III” premieres Wednesday, May 4, at 10 p.m. ET/PT on MTV.

If someone at Glamour thought they were going to pull a fast one over comedian Amy Schumer, well, then he or she thought wrong.

On Tuesday (April 5) Schumer called out the women’s magazine on Instagram and Twitter with a message to her fans: “I think there’s nothing wrong with being plus size. Beautiful healthy women. Plus size is considered size 16 in America. I go between a size 6 and an 8. @glamourmag put me in their plus size only issue without asking or letting me know and it doesn’t feel right to me. Young girls seeing my body type thinking that is plus size? What are your thoughts? Mine are not cool glamour not glamourous”

The “Trainwreck” star used to be on good terms with the magazine — she was named one of Glamour’s 2015 Women of the Year — but sneaking her into a plus-size feature without permission wasn’t a great move. Why couldn’t the editorial just be titled “Women Who Inspire?” Is it really necessary to point out their dress sizes? Or are these women only inspiring because they managed to have successful careers despite not being stick thin?

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It’s something to think about, because when are men ever grouped together for being inspiring because of their pants size? They’re not. Kudos to Schumer for continuing to stand up for herself, her body and women everywhere.

And to answer Schumer’s question, her followers agree that article is “not glamourous” at all.

“You’re a few sizes smaller than me and I don’t even consider MYSELF plus size! In my own opinion, you have a perfectly healthy size body. You look strong and healthy and lean. It’s a shame that young girls are going to think that they need to be smaller because they see someone they admire, who is a normal size, being told they’re bigger than what’s ‘acceptable’ in society,” writes one Instagram commenter.

Another one adds, “You’re most definitely not plus size. Whilst it’s completely cool to be whatever shape you choose, it’s so damaging for a magazine to imply that someone like you is outside the normal range. You’re beautiful as you are (from a fellow 6-8 yoyoer!)”

On Twitter, the responses are similar.

UPDATE: Schumer added a tweet of herself on the beach in a bikini, calling for the disuse of labels that seem to apply only to women.

https://twitter.com/amyschumer/status/717414345156796418/video/1

The struggle of being so naturally beautiful is real. It’s time to pull out a violin for Hollywood’s most gorgeous actresses complaining about how hard life is being a perfect 10.

KIDDING.

But these A-list celebrity millionaires are not. Just recently, Charlize Theron lamented to British GQ saying, “Jobs with real gravitas go to people that are physically right for them and that’s the end of the story. How many roles are out there for the gorgeous, fucking, gown-wearing eight-foot model? When meaty roles come through, I’ve been in the room and pretty people get turned away first.”

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Wait … Theron, the 40-year-old Academy Award winning lead actress  — whose reputation as one of the most transformative talents of our time — is complaining she can’t get the right roles? This has to be a joke. Except she’s not laughing. She’s dead serious. More-over, she’s not alone with in pretty pity party.

Actress Megan Fox blames her hotness for all her negative publicity. “‘Girls think I’m a slut, and I’ve been in the same relationship since I was 18,” she said, to The New York Times in 2009. “The problem is, if they think you’re attractive, you’re either stupid or a whore or a dumb whore. The instinct among girls is to attack the jugular.”

“Lost” star Evangeline Lilly finds her good looks to be depressing. “I spent many nights crying myself to sleep wishing I was ugly because of the way men leered and disrespected me, because they assumed things about my mental capacity or my physical willingness based on the way I look,” she told Elle in 2006.

Grab a box of tissues for Jessica Biel. When Justin Timberlake’s wife was asked about her appearance by Allure in 2009, she said, “It really is a problem. I have to be blunt. I just want an opportunity.”

It’s an interesting statement coming from the proud owner of the hottest new restaurant in Los Angeles, Au Fudge. For someone who has three new movies coming out in 2016 alone, life must be tough.

Annoyed, yet? Just wait. Scarlett Johansson hates being beautiful, too.

The two-time winner of Esquire’s Sexiest Woman Alive told The Weekend Australian,  “I don’t want to be the ingénue any more. It’s nice to be glamorous, but I don’t want to always have to be trendy and glamorous and an object of desire. I don’t want to be stuck in that forever. Because it doesn’t last.”

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Therein lies the rub: beauty is fleeting and Hollywood is unforgiving to aging actresses.

Theron says, “We live in a society where women wilt and men age like fine wine. And, for a long time, women accepted it. We were waiting for society to change, but now we’re taking leadership.”

However, there’s a major difference between “taking leadership” to expand what the industry’s definition of beauty is, and complaining that one’s beauty holds you back. Every woman will age, will get wrinkles and will go grey … but few people in the world are blessed with such striking beauty. Enough self-deprecating comments, ladies. No one wants to hear it.

“RuPaul’s Drag Race” had its first “Oh my God, she’s going home way too soon,” moment on Monday night (April 4). Acid Betty, the show’s queen of goth, was sent home after a less than stellar Nancy Grace impression during the Snatch Game, having to lip-sync for her life in a pregnancy belly against Naomi Smalls.

Zap2it got to speak with Acid Betty about the character she originally wanted to do for Snatch Game, the inaccurate mean girl persona she was given on camera and who she thinks will win.

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Zap2it: How was watching the episode?

Acid Betty: It wasn’t bad! I’m glad I left with some dignity. I think I’m glad I showed what I do. I had a good time. I know a lot of rumors were out there that I was going to quit, get in a fight, or talk back … but that’s not me.

How do you feel you were portrayed on the show?

I just think they make good TV. I mean, I don’t feel totally bad. I wasn’t in there being rude or mean to people. If anyone who was there would tell, I was basically helping a lot of people out.

What specifically did you do to help people out?

Well, like for Snatch Game, Kim Chi is wearing my outfit, which they don’t show. I did the choreography, the Street Meat and the “big black bean” joke was mine. I brought out Thorgy’s unfortunate mother story, because I have an unfortunate mother story as well, and Thorgy wasn’t brave enough to talk about it. So, I was like I’ll talk about mine, so you don’t have to do it. [All of this stuff] got left [off camera].

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How do you feel about your Snatch Game performance?

Originally, I was going to do Pepper from “American Horror Story.” Nancy Grace was a 2nd runner-up. But due to royalty rights, I [couldn’t] to do the character of Pepper.

Were you frustrated having to lip-sync with the pregnant Madonna belly?

A little bit. But another part of me was like, I can show people that I have a sense of humor, and that I’m professional … that I can just turn out the pregnancy belly! I kept it real and kept it on. The worst choice would be to take it off and be a de-robing dude. Awkward.

How did you make that belly?

It was hollow. It’s air condition installation foam that you get from Home Depot. I took a styrofoam cake top and I put that inside so I could poke the birds in it. I do graphic, web and video animation so I usually like to integrate that. I’m like a child in Disneyland.

Will you stay in contact with the other queens?

I ended up becoming really good friends with Bob the Drag Queen, Thorgy and Chi Chi.

Who do you think is going to win?

I think Chi Chi should win. If she does’t, I want Thorgy. I need her to get to the top. She’s been auditioning every season, and I think she deserves it.

While Acid Betty sashays away from the runway, next Monday (April 11), the cast of “Little Women: LA” will be joining the show. Watch “The Wizard of Oz” themed episode preview below below.

“RuPaul’s Drag Race” airs Monday nights at 9 p.m. ET/PT on Logo.

“He showed me not to be scared of someone who loves you,” Madison Channing Walls says in this sneak peak of MTV’s upcoming special, “Love in The Real World.”

“She’s definitely my girl,” Tony Raines says, unable to wipe the huge smile on his face.

These moments would be really heartwarming to watch if it weren’t for the fact that both of these video clips are from “The Real World: Skeletons,” the cycle of the MTV reality series in which Madison and Tony first met and fell in love, and before Tony went on national TV and cheated on Madison.

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Flash forward to today: The passionate sparkle that was once so bright in the lovebirds’  eyes is gone. Tony made the dumb decision to hook up with Christina LeBlanc while competing on “The Challenge” last season, which ultimately ended the MTV stars’ relationship.

But soon afterward, Madison took a pregnancy test, and found out she was with expecting his child.

Madison has since given birth and the new parents are both in love with their baby girl, Harper. But whether Tony and Madison can reconcile as a couple remains to be seen. Madison is still so hurt by what Tony did, she can barely talk about it without crying, and Tony is still acting like an idiot.

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On April 4, TMZ reported that Tony was arrested in Charleston, S.C., for boozing in public, almost hitting a pedestrian and then almost hitting a car while in a Burger King parking lot. Because his car was parked he avoided getting charged with a DUI.

It’s heartbreaking to watch this unfortunate story progress, but it’s perhaps one of the realist “Real World” specials to ever air.

“Love in The Real World” special airs Thursday, April 7, at 11 p.m. ET/PT on MTV.

On Sunday night (April 3), people watching “The Simpsons” finally got confirmation on a controversial topic that has been ruminating in the minds of fans for nearly 30 years.

“The truth is sir,” Mr. Smithers, begins. “I’m in love with …”

“The sounds of your own voice!” Mr. Burns, interrupts before he can finish. “Don’t take this the wrong way, you mean nothing to me. Someone I give less thought to than the piece of popcorn stuck in my teeth.”

While Mr. Burns apparently never got the note about how it’s nice to be a touch more gentle when breaking someone’s heart, Mr. Smithers’ secret is finally out. He is loud, proud and totally gay.

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The long running animated series has tiptoed around this particular subject for nearly three decades, why did they choose now for this triumphant moment to happen?

Co-exectuive producer and writer of the FOX series Rob LaZebnik discussed the matter on CNN, explaining that, “We had so much fun with the nod and the wink. But we reached a place in the show where we decided it was time. And the show tracks ‘our time.’ It felt right.”

LaZebnik, who describes himself as “a mid-westerner who doesn’t typically wear his heart on his sleeve” says the story idea was prompted after he discovered that one of his four kids, Johnny, is gay. “And what better way to say I love you to my son than to write a cartoon about it?”

Johnny was involved in the entire process, too. “I pitched the show to Johnny first and he was very helpful,” LaZebnik says. “He gave me specific advice. And I would ask dumb questions like if Smithers goes out with a another guy, where should they go on a date? And he was like, ‘Um, a restaurant?'”

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“Even more specifically … How does Grindr work?” LaZebnik also asked his son. “He was like that’s the most hilarious thing a father has ever said to his son. So yeah, welcome to the world of modern parenting!”

After this interview aired, LaZebnik’s son showed his sense of humor about the whole thing on Twitter by posting this hilarious GIF:

Asking his followers: “Did YOUR dad appear on @CNN tonight to talk about how gay you are?? I DIDN’T THINK SO”

In case you missed Smithers’ confess his love to Mr. Burns, the full episode is available to watch below for Hulu members.

“Nashville” just didn’t feel the same without its lead love-to-hate villain, Juliette Barnes (Hayden Panettiere). In Wednesday night’s (April 6) episode, “What I Cannot Change,” she finally returned.

All Juliette wants from the minute she steps out of rehab is to see her daughter. But Avery (Jonathon Jackson) doesn’t quite trust giving her more than the court allotted 8 hours a week. At the same time, an offer comes in for Juliette to star in Steven Spielberg’s next movie. Even fictional characters can’t turn down Spielberg, and after waffling back and forth, Juliette finally gives in.

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However, during a press conference, Juliette has a change of heart. She’s just not ready. It’s a very weird meta moment for Panettiere, as one can’t help but think of her real life postpartum depression that has kept her away from the show since the winter premiere.

Panettiere has always been a strong actress on the ABC drama, but the coincidence of her character’s storyline and her personal life blurs the fourth wall. Honestly, it distracted us from paying attention as the drama played out on the show.

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But fear not! Based on previews for next week’s episode, it appears as if Juliette will already be missing her life as a star performer, and her deviant diva ways should be back in full force. This couldn’t happen a minute too soon, as the country show has seemed to lost its bite without Juliette.

“Nashville” airs Wednesday nights at 10. p.m. ET/PT on ABC.

K-Fed’s got skills.

Huh? Did we lose our dang minds? Have we lost our ability to discern actual rap game? The answer is — no. Kevin Federline, the man who is most famous for being Britney Spears’ ex-husband, is not hip-hop’s next prodigy, but the boy does have skills. His new parody music video, “Hollywood,” will make you want to get up and dance.

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First of all, Federline has a deep voice that spits with intention. The lyrics are nothing to write home about, but his diction is clear and emotion is present. The video co-stars Andy Dick, who plays a music exec that won’t give Federline the time of day, and also a slew of celebrity impersonators. Featuring fake versions of Kanye West, Amber Rose and Leonardo DiCaprio, it’s clear K-Fed is making fun of the insane world that is Hollywood, and it’s actually quite funny.

The 38-year-old father of six with three different baby mamas is hardly the next Eminem, but he’s cashing in on his horrible reputation and it’s hard not to nod your head along while he spits, “Pull up to the club, I’m fucked up, I’m faded. Been killin’ shit for like 10 years, I’ve already been famous.”

This is all true! Federline is rapping about what’s real to him and that’s what makes the song so genuinely catchy. The former back-up dancer is calling himself out and the ridiculous town of Los Angeles that made him famous. K-Fed is living his true best life.

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Will he win a Grammy Best Hip Hop Album and become the next Eminem? No. But can he make a fun parody rap music video? Indeed. So, haters gonna hate. Everyone loves to rip Federline and he knows it. But this is far from the worst rap song to ever come out.

“Never cross me, again.” Olivia Pope (Kerry Washington) says to Abby (Darby Stanchfield) after taking a chair and brutally murdering a man until his death.

“Scandal” has been building up to the moment that Olivia finally turns into her father, the evil Papa Pope (Joe Morton). No one ever thought she actually would, until Thursday (April 7).

With a surprise recovery from his reported “stroke,” former Vice-President Andrew Nichols (Jon Tenney) returns to the White House with nothing but incredulous demands, which if unmet, would derail and ruin everyone’s future. But Miss Pope was not going to bow down to the man who had her kidnapped and imprisoned.

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So when Olivia finds out that Abby went behind her back to make a deal with Andrew, something inside her snaps. Perhaps, it was her soul, as she didn’t just shoot the man. Miss Pope — Queen of the Gladiators for justice … and peace … and pretty much everything that is right in the world — smashes Andrew’s face to a bloody pulp.

What will Washington, D.C. look like when its knight in shining armor has officially gone to the dark side? Is Olivia Pope going to keep following in her father’s footsteps? Or will she spiral out of control into crazy town like her mother?

Hopefully, it’s neither. We’re counting on her dedicated team at Pope & Associates to swoop in and save her from herself.

“Scandal” airs on Thursday nights at 9 p.m. ET/PT on ABC.

It’s hard to imagine in this day and age that people could sign on to do a reality series, specifically a show that’s been airing on a major network for 30 seasons, and not be prepared for everything they say or do to be judged by the public.

Ladies and gentleman, “The Real World: Go Big or Go Home” is the dumbest group of people MTV has ever put in front of cameras.

Season 31 of the series presents seven people who never once thought about the consequences for their actions — or the millions of people who will be watching — until Thursday night’s (April 7) episode. This was when the cast — hold onto your hats, ladies and gentlemen — discovered that someone in the house was leaking information to the public.

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Why is the entire house just now becoming worried about the public’s response to Jenna’s controversial views on issues such as gay sex and African-Americans? Do these concerns lie in the impact her comments may have on future career endeavors? Oh geez, what a question.

Trying to figure out who’s sneakily drumming up free publicity for MTV or themselves is a natural and legit reaction to discovering a leak. But freaking out for things that they knew  would eventually be aired on national TV is almost insane. It’s somewhat mind blowing to see each cast member begin to worry about how they will be perceived. Someone should remind them that they signed up to be filmed on a reality TV show … in Las Vegas.

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Seriously, where did MTV find these people?

The only person who has reason to be upset is Chris, as somehow nude photos of him hanging out by the pool were leaked to the Internet. How those pictures surfaced are understandably worrisome, as the penthouse the cast is staying in is pretty high up in a Vegas skyscraper.

But Chris is a pansexual free bird. “I love my body so much,” he says. We wouldn’t be surprised if he was actually proud those pics are out there.

This might be a turning point entertainment-wise for this “Go Big of Go Home” season. Now that it has finally dawned on the cast that people might criticize them for their one-night stands, cringe-worthy racist comments and random nude walkabouts, perhaps they will tone the shenanigans down.

Those are high hopes, though. These are not the brightest crayons in the box.

“The Real World: Go Big or Go Home” airs on Thursday nights at 10 p.m. ET/PT on MTV.

There’s no place more magical than the fictional world created in J.K. Rowling’s series of “Harry Potter” books, and the new Wizarding World of Harry Potter at Universal Studios in Hollywood, Ca., is an absolutely spectacular re-creation of everything a true fan could ever dream to experience.

From the incredible hyper-realistic 3D-HD roller coaster in which you zoom through Hogwarts castle, to the delicious butterbeer served in Hogsmeade, to the unique experience of picking out your own wand at Ollivanders, there’s something to make every muggle squeal with excitement.

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With eight retail stores, two major rides and numerous food options, it’s easy to get lost in the magical world. Zap2it attended the grand opening of the new theme park, and we’re sharing with you the Top 10 secrets that will guarantee the best possible day at the Wizarding World of Harry Potter in Los Angeles.

1.Do not leave your wand at home

Not that you would head to Hogwarts without a wand, but if you don’t have one, make sure one of your first stops is at Ollivanders Wand Shop in Diagon Alley. Each wand comes with a map that reveals certain places throughout the park in which the wands actually work. By pointing and saying specific spells, things magically begin to move and appear.

2. Even going to the bathroom is fun

After drinking too much butterbeer, make sure to listen for the lurking ghost Moaning Murtle, who can be heard while in the lavatory.

3. He Who Must No Be Named

Mention Voldemort’s name around any of the buzzing Wizarding World employees and just see what happens.

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4. Waiting in line for the Forbidden Journey roller coaster doesn’t suck

The route to the roller coaster takes guests through the halls of Hogwarts, and 3-D holograms of Harry, Ron and Hermione keep the wait much more bearable. Here’s a gallery of things you will see before fighting the Dark Lord and playing Quidditch in the sky on the interactive shriek inducing ride.

5. The Owl Post is real

If you want to make friends jealous, stop to send them mail from The Owl Post. The envelope will be delivered to recipients as having come from Hogsmeade. Just be careful! There’s (fake) poop that drops from the ceilings.

6. The Hogs Head Pub serves booze

Sure, butterbeer is delicious but it’s nothing more than a caramel creamsicle soda. Those 21 and older must try the different blends of magical inspired beers and cocktails served at the place in which Ron and Harry held the highly secret Dumbledore’s Army meetings. Choose between Dragonscale Lager, Hog’s Head Scottish Red Ale and the Wizard’s Brew Porter. Or if you’re feeling a little fancy, try the Pear Dazzle, with vodka, lemonade and pear cider, or the Applejack, with Jack Daniel’s and apple cider

7. The Hogwarts Express is straight from the set

Everyone knows you can’t get to Hogwarts without shuffling through Platform 9 and 3/4 but what people may not know is that if you choose to take photo in the train’s compartment, you’ll be sitting in the same seats Daniel Radcliffe, Emma Watson and Rupert Grint sat while filming the series’ movies.

8. The food is fantastic

OK, this isn’t actually a secret, but amusement park food has such a bad reputation, it’s worth mentioning the delicious options for sit-down dining. The Three Broomsticks, in which you should keep a look out for Dobby’s lurking shadow, is adjacent to the Hog’s Head Pub, and serves up a ton of familiar wizarding world options. Hagrid-approved hearty plates and other British-inspired dishes are available at The Leaky Cauldron. Full breakfast options are offered as well, if you’re planning to hit the park in the morning.

9. Butterbeer comes in many forms.

While the carts around the park serve both a cold brew and frozen slushie version of the infamous sweet drink, Florean Fortescue’s serves Butterbeer ice-cream, and Honeydukes, which is a candy store that would make even Willy Wonka swoon, serves Butterbeer fudge.

10. Professor Flitwick says it’s better than visiting the ‘Harry Potter’ sets

Zap2it got to speak with Professor Flitwick (Warwick Davis) at the grand opening and he says his favorite part of the new theme park is “just walking up through Hogsmeade and taking up the atmosphere. There’s so much to see. So much detail.  It’s better than being on set because you can walk into the shops! It’s a real experience and very immersive.”

For more information about the Wizarding World of Harry Potter at Universal Studios in Hollywood, Ca., check out the official website here.

The 25th Annual MTV Movie Awards took place on Saturday (April 9) at the Warner Brothers lot in Burbank, Ca. The show which promises crazy celebrity shenanigans — and a chance to see exclusive clips (get ready for some “Suicide Squad” first looks!) — will air for TV audiences on Sunday.

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Hosted by Kevin Hart and Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson, two major honorary awards were given out in addition to the special slew of MTV categories like Best Hero and Best Kiss. Will Smith was given this year’s MTV Generation Award and Melissa McCarthy became the first woman ever to receive the Comedic Genius Award.

Check out the full list of the 2016 MTV Movie Awards below:

MOVIE OF THE YEAR

WINNER: “Star Wars: The Force Awakens” (Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures)
“Avengers: Age of Ultron” (Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures)
“Creed” (Warner Bros.)
“Deadpool” (20th Century Fox)
“Jurassic World” (Universal Pictures)
“Straight Outta Compton” (Universal Pictures)

TRUE STORY

WINNER: “Straight Outta Compton” (Universal Pictures)
“Concussion” (Columbia Pictures)
“Joy” (20th Century Fox)
“Steve Jobs” (Universal Pictures)
“The Big Short” (Paramount Pictures)
“The Revenant” (20th Century Fox)

DOCUMENTARY

WINNER: “Amy” (A24)
“Cartel Land” (The Orchard)
“He Named Me Malala” (Fox Searchlight Pictures)
“The Hunting Ground” (RADiUS-TWC)
“The Wolfpack” (Magnolia Pictures)
“What Happened, Miss Simone?” (Netflix)

BEST FEMALE PERFORMANCE

WINNER: Charlize Theron – “Mad Max: Fury Road” (Warner Bros.)
Alicia Vikander – “Ex Machina” (A24)
Anna Kendrick – “Pitch Perfect 2” (Universal Pictures)
Daisy Ridley – “Star Wars: The Force Awakens” (Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures)
Jennifer Lawrence – “Joy” (20th Century Fox)
Morena Baccarin – “Deadpool” (20th Century Fox)

BEST MALE PERFORMANCE

WINNER: Leonardo DiCaprio – “The Revenant” (20th Century Fox)
Chris Pratt – “Jurassic World” (Universal Pictures)
Matt Damon – “The Martian” (20th Century Fox)
Michael B. Jordan – “Creed” (Warner Bros.)
Ryan Reynolds – “Deadpool” (20th Century Fox)
Will Smith – “Concussion” (Columbia Pictures)

BREAKTHROUGH PERFORMANCE

WINNER: Daisy Ridley – “Star Wars: The Force Awakens” (Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures)
Amy Schumer – “Trainwreck” (Universal Pictures)
Brie Larson – “Room” (A24)
Dakota Johnson – “Fifty Shades of Grey” (Universal Pictures)
John Boyega – “Star Wars: The Force Awakens” (Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures)
O’Shea Jackson Jr. – “Straight Outta Compton” (Universal Pictures)

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BEST COMEDIC PERFORMANCE

WINNER: Ryan Reynolds – “Deadpool” (20th Century Fox)
Amy Schumer – “Trainwreck” (Universal Pictures)
Kevin Hart – “Ride Along 2” (Universal Pictures)
Melissa McCarthy – “Spy” (20th Century Fox)
Rebel Wilson – “Pitch Perfect 2” (Universal Pictures)
Will Ferrell – “Get Hard” (Warner Bros.)

BEST ACTION PERFORMANCE

WINNER: Chris Pratt – “Jurassic World” (Universal Pictures)
Dwayne Johnson – “San Andreas” (Warner Bros.)
Jennifer Lawrence – “The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 2” (Lionsgate)
John Boyega – “Star Wars: The Force Awakens” (Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures)
Ryan Reynolds – “Deadpool” (20th Century Fox)
Vin Diesel – “Furious 7” (Universal Pictures)

BEST HERO

WINNER: Jennifer Lawrence – “The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 2” (Lionsgate)
Charlize Theron – “Mad Max: Fury Road” (Warner Bros.)
Chris Evans – “Avengers: Age of Ultron” (Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures)
Daisy Ridley – “Star Wars: The Force Awakens” (Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures)
Dwayne Johnson – “San Andreas” (Warner Bros.)
Paul Rudd – “Ant-Man” (Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures)

BEST VILLAIN

WINNER: Adam Driver – “Star Wars: The Force Awakens” (Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures)
Ed Skrein – “Deadpool” (20th Century Fox)
Hugh Keays-Byrne – “Mad Max: Fury Road” (Warner Bros.)
James Spader – “Avengers: Age of Ultron” (Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures)
Samuel L. Jackson – “Kingsman: The Secret Service” (20th Century Fox)
Tom Hardy – “The Revenant” (20th Century Fox)

BEST VIRTUAL PERFORMANCE

WINNER: Amy Poehler – “Inside Out” (Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures)
Andy Serkis – “Star Wars: The Force Awakens” (Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures)
Jack Black – “Kung Fu Panda 3” (20th Century Fox)
James Spader – “Avengers: Age of Ultron” (Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures)
Lupita Nyong’o – “Star Wars: The Force Awakens” (Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures)
Seth MacFarlane – “Ted 2” (Universal Pictures)

ENSEMBLE CAST

WINNER: “Pitch Perfect 2” (Universal Pictures)
“Avengers: Age of Ultron” (Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures)
“Furious 7” (Universal Pictures)
“Star Wars: The Force Awakens” (Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures)
“The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 2” (Lionsgate)
“Trainwreck” (Universal Pictures)

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BEST KISS

WINNER: Rebel Wilson & Adam DeVine – “Pitch Perfect 2″(Universal Pictures)
Amy Schumer & Bill Hader – “Trainwreck” (Universal Pictures)
Dakota Johnson & Jamie Dornan – “Fifty Shades of Grey” (Universal Pictures)
Leslie Mann & Chris Hemsworth – “Vacation” (Warner Bros.)
Margot Robbie & Will Smith – “Focus” (Warner Bros.)
Morena Baccarin & Ryan Reynolds – “Deadpool” (20th Century Fox)

BEST FIGHT

WINNER: Deadpool (Ryan Reynolds) vs. Ajax (Ed Skrein) – “Deadpool” (20th Century Fox)
Hugh Glass (Leonardo DiCaprio) vs. The Bear – “The Revenant” (20th Century Fox)
Imperator Furiosa (Charlize Theron) vs. Max Rockatansky (Tom Hardy) – “Mad Max: Fury Road” (Warner Bros.)
Iron Man (Robert Downey Jr.) vs. Hulk (Mark Ruffalo) – “Avengers: Age of Ultron” (Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures)
Rey (Daisy Ridley) vs. Kylo Ren (Adam Driver) – “Star Wars: The Force Awakens” (Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures)
Susan Cooper (Melissa McCarthy) vs. Lia (Nargis Fakhri) – “Spy” (20thCentury Fox)

The MTV Movie Video Awards will air Sunday, April 10, at 8 p.m. ET/PT on MTV.

Most awards show demand that celebrities to dress to the nines, but not the MTV Movie Awards. The stars get to kick back, and many A-listers took that sentiment literally for the 25th anniversary of the annual awards show, walking the red carpet in the flyest sneakers around.

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Of course, none of the ladies chose to wear sneakers with their dresses, but almost all the men showed up rocking kicks to coordinate with their suits. It’s not fair that guys can get away wearing such comfy shoes while women spend the evening in 4-inch heels, but that’s just how the cookie crumbles.

Just look at the crazy awesome shoes model Kendall Jenner wore! Amazing.

But there’s no way they are as comfortable as a pair of Nikes.

Here are the 14 flyest sneakers Zap2it saw on on the red carpet at the 2016 MTV Movie Awards.

1. O’Shea Jackson Jr.

Killing it with these Jordans.

2 -5. Actually, the entire cast of ‘Straight Outta Compton’ killed the shoe game.

Save for Neil Brown (who played Yella) clearly choosing to wear a very shiny, and very dapper royal blue suit.

6. Seth Rogen

Keeping it simple and casual.

7 & 8. Keegan-Michael Key and Jordan Peele

Coordinated their kicks because of course, they did.

9. Actor Brett Davern

Matched the red carpet with these fly Adidas shoes.

10. Comedian Brandon Wardell

Keeping it red hot in these Nike high-tops.

11 & 12. Andy Samberg and Jorma Taccone

Both went with stylish sneakers.

13 & 14.’X-Men: Apocalypse’ Writer/director Simon Kinberg and his son

Both working different styles of black sneakers.

Worst: Adam DeVine

While wearing sneakers seems like a “You can’t go wrong” fashion choice, take a look at DeVine’s unfortunate shoe choice. These big white boats look way huge on him.

It's hard to upstage the insanely handsome and talented Chris Evans. The actor was in attendance at the 25th annual MTV Movie Awards. Yet, while he introduced an exclusive new "Captain America: Civil War" clip, the blonde girl standing in the crowd behind him stole the show. This woman was fan-girling so hard, and was so incredibly excited to be near this superhero actor, it was impossible not to stare at her the entire time.

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The smile on her face grows bigger and bigger as Evans' speech goes on. It's doubtful she even heard a word that he was even saying, as she appears close to orgasm by just being so close to this sexy man.

Evans spoke on stage for a mere 17 seconds. If his speech went on any longer, or if he took one step backwards, her brain might've exploded.

Bless her heart. By the end of her speech, her googley eyes were shining with tears.

The honor of hosting the 25th annual MTV's Movie Awards was shared between blockbuster box office draws Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson and Kevin Hart. On paper, the "Central Intelligence" actors collaborating together looked like the set-up for a hilarious evening, but as soon as they took Warner Bros. lot stage in Burbank Ca., things fizzled as soon as the first applause died down.

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Pushing the WB branded movies, continually coming out in different superhero outfits, it was hard to focus on anything except for The Rock's' jockstrap. Underneath his baby blue Superman spandex, the People's Champion was wearing what looked like a large codpiece. Honestly, it was so glaringly large it was hard to not stare at his crotch the entire time.

RELATED: The girl standing behind Chris Evans is the 2016 MTV Movie Awards’ big winner

Of course, there were a few necessary height jokes. Johnson mentions Hart starring in "The Big Short" (he didn't) and Hart calls The Rock a "giant chocolate Shrek," which are both funny, albeit easy jokes. As the show progressed, neither Hart nor Johnson made that many more appearances -- except for maybe that awful rap performance about Leonardo DiCaprio and the bear.

Aside from that, their hosting duties were substituted with the elaborate live performances prefacing the movie first looks like that of "Captain America: Civil War," "Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them" and "Suicide Squad."

Overall, Johnson and Hart fell victim to wanting to do too much. If only they had stuck with their simple, yet funny jabs at each other like they did at the top of the show, the comedic duo would've been a lot more entertaining to watch.

There is no such thing as too much RuPaul and “Papa’s got a brand new gag!”

LOGO is dishing up a double dose of the world’s most favorite drag queen on Monday night (April 11). After a new episode of “Drag Race,” is the premiere of RuPaul’s new game show, “Gay for Play.”

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Celebrities competing include Rebecca Romijn and husband Jerry O’Connell, Kristen Johnston, Cheyenne Jackson and Amber Rose. Audiences will also recognize familiar faces from “Drag Race”: Ross Matthews, Carson Kressley and Michelle Visage.

Zap2it got to speak with RuPaul about the hilarious game show that asks quiz questions like, “Did Shonda Rhimes come up with the term: VaJajay?”

“You don’t have to be gay to play,” RuPaul says. “But it sho do help!”

Zap2it: Where’d you get the idea for ‘Gay for Play’?

RuPaul: I love games. Because Snatch Game every season is such a popular episode on “Drag Race,” we thought, let’s do a game show! Let’s do our version of those fun daily game shows that we all grew up watching as kids. They were so cheeky, so fun and so encoded with the gay sensibility.

[Like] “Drag Race,” the show is encoded with that gay vernacular. There’s a secret language that was created so that we could speak to one another without being harmed, or put out there and revealed for danger’s sake. There’s a mentality that goes along with that language, and “Gay for Play” has that language. The overall message is: Don’t take life too seriously.

How are you feeling about Season 8 of ‘Drag Race’ so far?

I love all the seasons. I love all the girls. I think they are so punk rock and they get it. They get that this life on this planet is so hypocritical and mediocre, why not become a shape shifter? Which is what we truly are, anyway. But why not go ahead and have fun with it regardless of what anybody has to say … and that’s what makes [the show] so compelling. These creatures have chosen to go against the grain. I love anyone who is smart enough to say fuck it.

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All the queens get along so well this season. Why do you think that’s happening?

It’s the normal thing. This show is all about finding your tribe.

How many seasons does the show have left?

No idea. I’ve been on the planet for a cute little time now. I’ve seen ebbs and flows. Movements regress — move forward and come back. It’s just the nature of humans. I thought disco would be around forever. [And] it was around forever, it just had to change its name and address. You had to repackage it in a way that people could consume it.

You’ll find on this planet, humans are more comfortable with fear than they are with the love. Our show has benefitted from an loving openness that we’ve had in the past eight years. But trust me, that changes as time goes on. It’ll come back. But it does change. Every season, I think, “Well, we got that one done. Let’s see if we can get another one in there.”

What’s your favorite challenge on ‘Drag Race?’

Snatch game! Which is exactly why “Gay for Play” is so exciting. It takes the fun of Snatch Game and adds other elements to it. It’s a combination of “Match Game,” “Hollywood Squares,” “Family Feud,” “Deal or No Deal” and a touch of “Solid Gold.” We have our own version of Gold dancers for “Gay for Play,” which is so much fun.

“Gay for Play” premieres right after “RuPaul’s Drag Race” on Monday, April 11, at 10 p.m. ET/PT on LOGO.