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Drew and Ross cover the headlines with pals Valerie Bertinelli and Nate Berkus; Jeremy Pope tells Drew about his show "The Beauty.".

Drew chats with the CEO and co-founder of The Honey Pot, Beatrice Dixon.

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.

A defendant makes a serious threat in court and pays the price; a teen makes a desperate attempt to escape from the courtroom; a murder is committed by a judge.

The key to "Scrambled Up" is its simple, fast and fun format. Four players compete to be the first to correctly unscramble word puzzles. Colorful tiles slowly rearrange themselves while players are given clues to the answer. Host Michael Yo.

The weekday news magazine takes an in-depth look at topics from politics to personal finance, featuring watchdog reports about government corruption and failures, consumer alerts and health care issues.

True-crime series are a staple of the TV landscape. "Corrupt Crimes" analyzes recent criminal cases through a combination of expert testimony and dramatic storytelling. From crimes like doping in sports to more serious offenses like murder, the series exposes what is really going on in each case. Exposing corruption across the United States is the goal of the series. Cases featured in the half-hou

Exploring murder cases where investigations stalled or went cold, often for decades.

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.

DNA tech and police work to catch Tonya McKinley's New Year's Eve killer.

Stay informed with the latest breaking news and headlines.

Stay informed with the latest breaking news and headlines.

A concerned father calls child protection services on his son's mother; a pit bull owner insists that a man's attempts to punch and kick her dog were met with aggressive behavior by her pet.

An RV owner refuses to pay for his girlfriend's camping fees; the judge warns drug users about the ravages of meth addiction.

A used car salesman signed an agreement with his landlady to sell her an old BMW; the purchase price included the cost of repairs, which she paid, but now he says the repairs cost more than expected and refuses to give her the car.

A man allows a friend to crash in his mobile home, then she crashes the mobile home by hitching it to her SUV and trying to use it as a moving truck.

A woman says she lent her dog walker money to fix the brakes on his car, then he quit and didn't repay her.

A woman sues her ex-fiancé after he abruptly ended their engagement with nothing more than a postcard.

A broken cellphone after a heated argument has a Texas couple standing in front of the judges.

A couple haunted by past wounds reaches a breaking point: Malcolm demands a compatibility test, but Alicia won't let a test define their love.

After encouraging a woman to pose on the hood of his classic car, the owner sues because she damaged it; a dispute over an e-bike purchase that fell through.

A bartender insists he was wrongfully fired due to his second job as a drag performer; a dispute between former friends over a costume contest.

A landlord is accused of ignoring mold claims by a tenant who says it made her sick; sisters end up in court over unauthorized alterations to a formal gown.

A man brings his ex-girlfriend to court after she keyed his car because of a note left by a co-worker; a secretly recorded phone call dooms a marriage proposal.

An ex-couple battle because a father says he entrusted his child's mother with holding money, but she spent it; she says the money was given for their child, and he only wants it back because she's seeing someone new: Is this a case of financial trust or romantic fallout?

A man who lent his date his jacket wants it back; she says she tried, but after feeling disrespected, she blocked him -- leaving the jacket and him behind.

TMZ TV tracks down today's hottest stars with their cameras, whether they are hitting the clubs or the dry cleaners.

"Family Feud" has seen some crazy moments over the years, so buckle up as we revisit these fan favorites.

Couples Dujuan and Misty take on Pete and Alexia.

Siblings Weston and Taylor vs. married couple Marcus and Rashena.

Steve Harvey hosts; two families compete to guess the answers to various surveys.

Steve Harvey hosts; two families compete to guess the answers to various surveys.

Steve Harvey hosts; two families compete to guess the answers to various surveys.

Steve Harvey hosts; two families compete to guess the answers to various surveys.

A stolen truck leads police on a dangerous high-speed chase; a speeder gives the police an earful; a disgruntled mom picks up her drunk son.

Suspects lead police on a car chase, then a foot chase through houses; officers apply first aid to a gunshot victim and arrest his roommate; officers confront a man about domestic violence against his girlfriend.

Sheldon's stage fright stands between him and a coveted award.

Sheldon's mother won't attend his wedding unless he invites his brother; the Wolowitz kids inadvertently infest Amy, Bernadette, Wolowitz and Koothrappali with pink eye.

After their apartment is robbed, Leonard and Sheldon turn to their friends to create a state-of-the-art security system.

After Dave's disastrous attempt to dunk a basketball, Calvin takes care of his injured neighbor; Gemma befriends a cool mom group while babysitting Daphne.

The Butlers visit a nostalgic, rundown restaurant from Calvin's childhood and encounter its owner, Jasper; Dave, Gemma and Dave's mother, Paula, pay a visit to Lamar in prison.

"Family Feud" has seen some crazy moments over the years, so buckle up as we revisit these fan favorites.