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Paris Hilton; Callum Turner; Christian Convery; singer Janelle Monáe; comic Rob Troy; singer Kacey Musgraves.

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An upset father brings the captain of a neighborhood watch program to court after his teenage son was held against his will.

A man sues both of his fiancées for the price of their engagement rings when the throuple's relationship comes to an end.

A woman sues her caterer after the food fails to arrive on time for her Mother's Day event, forcing her to order takeout.

A teenager sues her parents for not telling her she was adopted; a rescinded offer to moderate a panel and reimburse airfare comes between cousins.

A woman accuses a party planner of using culturally offensive decorations for her grandma's 80th birthday party; singer sues for back wages.

Crimes from across the country that have been captured by ordinary people on their smartphones; stories of victims, witnesses, law enforcement and the videographers themselves.

Historic spoon made by Paul Revere; handmade cuckoo clock from the 1800s; mysterious vintage archery bow.

Highlighting weather-related videos from local stations and broadcasters around the world; from reporters in the field struggling through everything Mother Nature throws at them, to meteorologists in the studio coping with technical foul-ups.

Dan starts to bond with his younger half brother, but he can't get over the fact that their father paid for Ed Jr.'s college education, something he refused to do for Dan; Jackie hits it off with a fun married couple.

Darlene, desperate for money, gets a job at Price Warehouse; Jackie decides to take her throuple relationship with Ron and Janelle to the next level; Ben shaves his beard in an attempt to appear more clean-cut to potential advertisers.

Kelsie Schelling disappears one night after leaving work, leading family and investigators on a four-year hunt to find the pregnant 21-year-old; cell phone records reveal what happened to Kelsie.

Police bodycams capture officers rushing to Amy Allan's house after her husband called 911 to claim she'd taken her own life; investigators delve into forensic evidence and mobile data to solve the crime.

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Arnez J; Patrick Keane; Steve Treviño; Cory Kahaney.

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John Cena; Annabelle Wallis; Bill Nye; Hong Chau; Michael Gelbart; singer Nessa Barrett.

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A woman sues her son for dumping the furniture he promised to store for her after she criticized his life choices.

An exotic dancer sues after she is injured popping out of a cake at a bachelor party; a man brings his ex to court for her portion of their son's graduation gift.

A dispute over accommodations during a family vacation lands a brother on the couch and both siblings in court; a landscaper is sued for damaging a table.

A man accuses his roommate of selling valuable family artifacts without permission.

A man sues the owner of a vacation rental for recording him kissing another woman, then informing his wife, which ultimately ended his marriage.

Crimes from across the country that have been captured by ordinary people on their smartphones; stories of victims, witnesses, law enforcement and the videographers themselves.

Rare 1942 Sarolea motorcycle made in Belgium; Civil War sword believed to have belonged to a Confederate officer; cast iron printing press from the 1800s.

Highlighting weather-related videos from local stations and broadcasters around the world; from reporters in the field struggling through everything Mother Nature throws at them, to meteorologists in the studio coping with technical foul-ups.

Harris is newly unemployed, depressed and has moved back into the house, while Becky struggles to find affordable childcare; Jackie suggests Becky reach out to Emilio's family for support; the family contemplates tattoos.

Bev is back from Arizona and realizes she'd like to use her finances to spread happiness; Bev decides to fund Mark's tuition to a prestigious coding camp, but Darlene tries to convince her to give the money to Harris instead.

A nurse is gunned down in her home and detectives believe they have a clear suspect; as they delve deeper into the investigation new information leads them down a completely different path.

When a young mass shooting survivor radicalizes into becoming an anti-government terrorist, the team must track him down before he can exact revenge on those he believes failed him.

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Cory Kahaney; Harland Williams; Mike Vecchione; Karlous Miller.

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The Backstreet Boys; Maisy Stella; Will Forte; Heather Graham; Adam Richmond; girl group aespa.

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After a co-worker offers to pet sit, an escaped hamster chews through the wiring in her car; an influencer's dog's fur is dyed, ruining a lucrative deal.

A neighbor is accused of drawing on a freshly paved sidewalk; a dispute over who is responsible after an unsupervised child is injured on a scooter.

A grocery store produce manager gets punched in the nose after a prank goes too far, but his subordinate argues he was provoked, but lost his job anyway.

A love triangle at a retirement community leads to a broken chess set; a concert promoter sues a singer who refused to perform after getting paid.

A landlord keeps a security deposit after a tenant violates the drug and alcohol policy; a mother and bus driver get into a fight over a child's neck chain.

Crimes from across the country that have been captured by ordinary people on their smartphones; stories of victims, witnesses, law enforcement and the videographers themselves.

Rick has a chance to buy a flamethrower; Corey and Chumlee go to an auction to try to buy a Gypsy fortuneteller machine; rare Manhattan Arms revolver from the mid-1800s.

Highlighting weather-related videos from local stations and broadcasters around the world; from reporters in the field struggling through everything Mother Nature throws at them, to meteorologists in the studio coping with technical foul-ups.

Dan is finally ready to share his feelings with Louise; Darlene realizes how badly she wants a baby; Ben gets caught up playing handyman and babysitter for Becky, which causes him to miss an important meeting.

Dan and Louise take their relationship to the next level and come to appreciate the complexities of aging; Darlene spends the night in jail and leaves parenting duties to Ben; Mark and a friend's class experiment leaves them both with hickeys.

Halstead and Atwater go undercover to prevent military-grade weapons from hitting the street; Voight calls in a favor to clear Olinsky's name for Bingham's murder.

Tensions run high as Intelligence seeks justice for Olinsky after he's stabbed in prison; Antonio's loyalty is put to the test; Woods looks to take down Voight once and for all.