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Selome Hailu Timed to the Season 1 finale of hit ABC sitcom “Abbott Elementary,” Warner Bros. Television is donating 150,000 meals to Feeding America.Along with the meal donations, the show’s Think Outside the (Lunch) Box campaign aims to raise awareness about food insecurity with a week-long series on social media encouraging others to support Feeding America.

When it comes to making people laugh, comedian Chris Rock, 57, has had a large audience to practice on since a very young age. Born to parents Rose and Julius Rock back in 1965, Chris would go on to be the eldest of seven siblings: six brothers and one sister.

bring more laughs!On Tuesday's return episode, Janine (Quinta Brunson) and the rest of the teachers at the school gear up for the annual open house, where they're supposed to meet with their students' parents and discuss how they're doing. In ET's exclusive sneak peek, the teachers prepare for the upcoming event in the break room, where they ruminate about how they're going to pass the time.

Did you know that Kid Cudi and Quinta Brunson are friends?

The new comedy series Abbott Elementary is becoming a big hit for ABC!

“A Black Lady Sketch Show”), revolves around life at an inner-city elementary school in Brunson’s native city of Philadelphia — notably its staff of harried teachers and its unqualified principal, Eva Coleman (Janelle James), who’s there only because she caught the school superintendent in a compromising position.

Class is in session for Quinta Brunson’s ABC school comedy pilot. Tyler James Williams (The United States vs. Billie Holiday), Janelle James (The Comedy Lineup), Chris Perfetti (The Night Of), Lisa Ann Walter (The Parent Trap) and Sheryl Lee Ralph (Instant Mom) round out the series regular cast, joining creator, star and exec producer Brunson in the pilot from Justin Halpern, Patrick Schumacker, Warner Bros. TV and 20th Television.

Here’s a drinking game for all you readers looking to get loaded tonight. Head over to Amazon Prime, start watching Robert Schwartzman‘s “The Argument” and every time a character drinks, take a shot.

Terry Crews recently received backlash from fans after he tweeted about ‘Black supremacy’ — a notion that simply cannot exist in America considering that blacks only make up 13 percent of the population. After many people, including his former TV son Tyler James Williams, attempted to explain why he way of thinking as problematic — Terry appeared on The Talk where he doubled down on his claims.

Terry Crews was slammed on social media Sunday after sharing a controversial tweet about “Black supremacy.”