Move over Jonah and the bots, there’s a new movie riffing crew in town. And this time, it’s IP-on-IP goofs. In advance of the LeBron James remake, Cartoon Network is releasing a Pop Up Video meets that “Treehouse of Horror” segment where Bart and Lisa get zapped into an Itchy & Scratchy recut of the original 1996 Space Jam. As shown in the trailer, the Nerdlucks (who are sadly missing from the King James versions of both Space Jam and the Bible) wreck the Titans’ pool day, and insist that they and the viewing audience watch the OG Jam on VHS.

*Caution: Spoilers Ahead! Dancing With the Stars paid tribute to the late, great Whitney Houston on Tuesday with a slew of fun, impassioned performances. Tuesday's new episode saw the stalwart panel of judges -- including Carrie Ann Inaba, Derek Hough, Bruno Tonioli and special guest judge Billy Porter -- score a slew of stunning showings as the seven remaining couples gave it their all to stay in the race for the Len Goodman Memorial Mirrorball Trophy.

Alfonso Ribeiro appreciates a TV show that likes to keep it fresh. Back in August 2020, news broke that Will Smith's Westbrook Studios and Universal TV were producing a new version of The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air. In an exclusive interview with E! News' Justin Sylvester for Just the Sip, Alfonso shared his thoughts on the project. For starters, he's not one to call it a "reboot."  "I like to call it a reimagining,"

For more than 12 years, Pailin Chongchitnant has hosted the YouTube cooking show Hot Thai Kitchen. Chongchitnant's recipes (of which there are hundreds, free to access online) aim to offer a deeper understanding of the steps and the ingredients that make Thai cuisine so distinct. They also highlight the cultural background of each dish; from steaming bowls of tom kha gai to crispy coconut corn fritters, Chongchitnant weaves stories from her own life and childhood into each video.

Transformers: The Last Knight. Transformers: The Last Knight is the fifth installment in Michael Bay’s multibillion-dollar franchise, and it’s being marketed as a movie of answers. “You want to know don’t you?” Anthony Hopkins asks in the trailer. “Why they keep coming here?” But the truth is, we already know a lot about how the robots of Cybertron got to Earth, why they came in the first place, and why they’ve stuck around.