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Pitbull, aka Mr. Worldwide, may be known for his chart-topping hits, but it’s his off-stage antics that deserve a standing ovation. When one clever superfan managed to trick him into performing a free show at a Walmart in the most remote location in America, Pitbull didn’t back out. Nope! Instead, he embraced the prank like the national treasure he is and showed up with swagger to spare.

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It’s not every day you hear about a global superstar turning a wild stunt into one of the most unforgettable concerts ever. If you ever doubted Pitbull’s love for his fans, this epic Walmart performance will definitely change your mind.

Why Pitbull’s 2012 Alaska Prank Is the Wildest Story You Didn’t Know You Needed Pitbull | Instagram (@pitbull)

Alright, listen up! Back in 2012, Pitbull found himself in one of the wildest pranks ever. The...

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In honor of Pride Month, we put together a collection of documentaries that explore some of the many challenges faced by the LGBTQ community, and the ongoing fight for equality. From the Stonewall Uprising, to the oldest lesbian bar in the United States, the films listed shed a light on the lives of gays, lesbians, and trans people, while showing the evolution of the Gay Rights Movement. Below, find 10 documentary films that you can rent (or buy) on Amazon Prime Video. If you’re not already an Amazon Prime member, you can joint today for free (the membership will cost you $12.99 a month after a free 30-day trial). For more LGBTQ content check...

Exclusive: Actors’ union Equity has condemned BBC plans to scrap Radio 4’s 15 Minute Drama slot, an audio institution that has featured stories starring the likes of Helen McCrory, Bill Nighy, and Sian Clifford.

In an open letter to BBC director general Tim Davie, Equity representatives said the plans are part of a pattern of cuts that are “piercing the heart of a vital art form” and undermine the UK’s “booming audio industry.”

“The very direct impact of this loss of work on Equity members will hinder the ability of some to remain in the creative industries,” the letter said. “After a year where work in entertainment and the arts has proved vital to the world’s wellbeing, a workforce which is looking to the BBC to provide quality engagements has found itself abandoned whilst theatre fights to reopen sustainably.”

Signed by Equity general secretary Paul W. Fleming and members...