Joe Jonas is opening up about the infamous South Park episode mocking him and the rest of the Jonas Brothers back in 2009.. The 35-year-old singer and his brothers were skewered for their 'purity ...

In a new interview, Joe Jonas admits that he was the only member of the Jonas Brothers to embrace a 2009 'South Park' episode that skewers them.

Of course, there have been many South Park mysteries over the years, though rarely any that fans continue to think about for 28 years. That said, in the very first episode of South Park there is a ...

South Park is essentially made to ruffle feathers (and get the viewer thinking). These episodes are the ones that got people stirred up the most. 10 Most Controversial South Park Episodes ...

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(Image credit: Comedy Central) 9. "Tegridy Farms Halloween Special" (Season 23, Episode 5) While there have been several "specials" for South Park now, before there were specials, there was this ...

Lizzo has taken a rather silly reference to her on a recent “South Park” episode and elevated it to a hilarious Halloween costume.. The Grammy-winning singer shared a series of new posts to ...

South Park creator Matt Stone said OpenAI CEO Sam Altman makes him laugh and hopes to make fun of him in a future episode. Business Insider Subscribe Newsletters ...

Lizzo appeared to be left stunned after “South Park” referenced the singer in an episode satirizing the increasing popularity of weight-loss drugs like Ozempic and Mounjaro. The “About Damn ...

Lizzo has entered the chat. The “About Damn Time” singer, 36, spoke out after “South Park” targeted her in a new Ozempic episode called “The End of Obesity.” “Guys, my worst fear has ...

Lizzo reacted to a new South Park special that championed her attitude toward body positivity amid the outbreak of Ozempic and similar weight loss methods. “Guys, my worst fear has been ...

At the start of the "South Park" episode, Eric Cartman's doctor recommends he go on a weight-loss drug, but Cartman learns it will cost him $1,200 a month because his insurance won't cover it.