Shaeeda is uncomfortable about signing a prenup before marrying Bilal. In this exclusive clip from Sunday's new episode of 90 Day Fiancé, Shaeeda discusses with her sisters the prenup Bilal sprung on her while they were supposed to be having a romantic date, and they encourage her to add her own condition before signing it.

Bilal and Shaeeda aren't seeing eye to eye when it comes to respecting one another's boundaries. On Sunday's episode of 90 Day Fiancé, the two got into a big fight, which had Bilal pulling the car over after Shaeeda repeatedly put her hands on him after he asked her to stop.

Not all booger jokes are created equal. 90 Day Fiancé couple Bilal and Shaeeda nearly combust on the freeway over a seemingly innocuous booger quip in this exclusive clip from the May 22 episode. "You just might want to get that booger out of your nose," Bilal tells his fiancé Shaeeda while he's behind the wheel.

90 Day Fiancé newcomers Bilal and Shaeeda are revealing the origins of the much talked-about prank he played on her upon her arrival in America from Trinidad and Tobago. ET's Melicia Johnson spoke to the couple about their journey this season on 90 Day Fiancé, and if they had any regrets on Shaeeda's rocky start to her life in America.

Bilal's "prank" on his fiancée, Shaeeda, definitely didn't go the way he hoped on Sunday's episode of 90 Day Fiancé. Bilal welcomed Shaeeda, who's from Trinidad and Tobago, to America to start their lives together, but he took her to his much more modest childhood home in Missouri instead of his actual home to test that she didn't want him just for his money. Shaeeda was not amused at the house ...

HBO Max said Thursday that it is launching a new eight-episode half-hour comedy series Sort Of this fall.The series stars Bilal Baig (Acha Bacha) who, along with Fab Filippo (Save Me) created the show. Commissioned by HBO Max and the CBC, the series is produced by Sienna Films, a Sphere Media company, with the participation of the Canada Media Fund.

See every Eurovision cameo in the Netflix "Eurovision" film, from Bilal Hassani to Conchita Wurst.

Washington, D.C. dance music trio Too Free — Awad Bilal, Carson Cox, and Don Godwin — are Rolling Stone‘s latest Artist You Need to Know. In a new video for the series, the group brings us inside their D.C. homes, their studio, and Bilal’s grandmother’s house, to give us a glimpse into how the streets and sidewalks of Washington, D.C. helped shape their sound.

Bilal was a touring dancer for New Orleans bounce queen Big Freedia at the time, and the band had rolled into a university-organized festival in Hartford, Connecticut, where they’d be opening for Snoop Dogg. Freedia is known for putting on a fabulous spectacle of a show, surrounded by a cadre of young, athletic dancers throwing their asses to cult hits like “Gin In My System” — and as Bilal ...