America’s most decorated Olympian pairs up with an L.A. socialite whose fame started with her ex-husband’s involvement in the OJ Simpson case dubbed the “trial of the century”. Bruce Jenner and Kris Kardashian’s loud, brash and entertaining blended family has gone on to become known the world over and generated millions of dollars. The bickering and dysfunction of the well-known pair was highlighted on a weekly basis on their groundbreaking TV show Keeping Up With the Kardashians. Viewers thought they were getting a birds-eye view of the couple’s daily lives but behind the polished façade a shocking secret lurked for more than 20 years. Now, the questions emerge – who knew about Bruce’s double life? How much of their show is real life and how much is the family playing for the cameras? When the couple split in 2016 the world was riveted by the scandalous details but how much of a shock was it really? It seems Bruce Jenner’s true identity may have been a bit of an open secret. This game of he said/she said played out in the tabloids keeping them busy covering one of the biggest celebrity divorces ever.

Baldwin and Basinger – a beautiful, glamorous, seemingly perfect couple that generated envy all across Hollywood. But beneath their pearly white smiles and glamorous appearance a highly dysfunctional relationship loomed. The two got together in 1991 after co-starring in The Marrying Man in which Baldwin played a playboy and Basinger a sultry nightclub singer. This appeared to be a textbook case of art imitating life as their on-screen chemistry seemed obvious to everybody. But almost right from the start their romance was rocky and filled with high-octane arguments and the two quickly grew apart. In 1992, Basinger is forced to file for bankruptcy after backing out of a movie role. By 2001, the couple is kaput. But – the most dramatic, most scandalous and most explosive arguments were still to come. The split reaches a pinnacle with the voicemail heard ‘round the world – Baldwin’s scathing message to his daughter which will haunt him for years and years to come. But do we know all there is to know about this hotheaded pair?

Deputy Brady talks about her family and her reason for becoming a Deputy. She responds to a call for an attempted suicide. Deputy Adams responds to an animal abuse call with a puppy locked in a truck with outside temperatures rising in excess of 106 degrees.

Deputy Aaron Campora goes in search of two suspicious subjects in a Safe Way parking area. They find two guys with outstanding felony warrants and drugs on board. They are taken into custody. Deputies Brady and Ford respond to a domestic disturbance call and finds one intoxicated person with a restraining order being in the same area as the spouse he abused several days ago. Deputy Millers comes across a woman who claims her boyfriend took her baby away from her and left.

Berkeley County, SC officers and K9 pursue a suspect that fled on foot while Beech Grove, IN officers respond to a disturbance at a hotel. Richland County, SC officers are called to a large out of control gathering and Daytona Beach, FL officers search for a suspect that fled on foot after a vehicle pursuit.

A routine traffic stop turns into an arrest for narcotics; a hit-and-run call is investigated; female impersonators are questioned for allegedly causing a disturbance at a bar; a drug transaction at a truck stop is investigated.

A man shoots at alleged intruders; a driver is questioned after running through two stop signs; drugs are found on a bike rider.

A man with crack cocaine in his mouth is questioned; a domestic disturbance is investigated; a child-custody dispute is investigated; a verbal altercation is reported.

A driver without a valid license is questioned; a vehicle is stopped after being involved in a drug transaction; a sting operation in Philadelphia leads to drug arrests; a domestic violence call is investigated.

An officer is wounded in a gunfight; a domestic disturbance is investigated; drugs are found on a driver after he is pulled over for a violation; a truck being driven recklessly is pursued.

A robbery suspect is pursued; an undercover narcotics sting is conducted; a marijuana plant is found in a truck; a domestic disturbance is investigated.

A customer is threatened in a restaurant; a domestic disturbance involving individuals with weapons is investigated; armed robbery suspects are questioned; an alleged assault involving cousins is probed.

A driver who failed to stop for a traffic violation is pursued; police respond to a domestic violence call; a domestic disturbance is investigated; a suspicious fire and a shooting at a trailer park are probed.

Police chase a driver who is suspected of driving under the influence; a man is questioned for possible drug possession; cops respond to a violent domestic situation; suspicious men in a high-crime area are pursued.

A routine traffic stop turns into an arrest for narcotics; a hit-and-run call is investigated; female impersonators are questioned for allegedly causing a disturbance at a bar; a drug transaction at a truck stop is investigated.

A man shoots at alleged intruders; a driver is questioned after running through two stop signs; drugs are found on a bike rider.

A man with crack cocaine in his mouth is questioned; a domestic disturbance is investigated; a child-custody dispute is investigated; a verbal altercation is reported.

A driver without a valid license is questioned; a vehicle is stopped after being involved in a drug transaction; a sting operation in Philadelphia leads to drug arrests; a domestic violence call is investigated.

An officer is wounded in a gunfight; a domestic disturbance is investigated; drugs are found on a driver after he is pulled over for a violation; a truck being driven recklessly is pursued.

A robbery suspect is pursued; an undercover narcotics sting is conducted; a marijuana plant is found in a truck; a domestic disturbance is investigated.

A customer is threatened in a restaurant; a domestic disturbance involving individuals with weapons is investigated; armed robbery suspects are questioned; an alleged assault involving cousins is probed.

A driver who failed to stop for a traffic violation is pursued; police respond to a domestic violence call; a domestic disturbance is investigated; a suspicious fire and a shooting at a trailer park are probed.

Police chase a driver who is suspected of driving under the influence; a man is questioned for possible drug possession; cops respond to a violent domestic situation; suspicious men in a high-crime area are pursued.

We dig deep into the creation of six classic tracks, spanning the stellar career of rock titans Van Halen – from their early days, playing parties in Pasadena to becoming the biggest rock act in America. We hear how the band announced their arrival with pounding rocker Runnin’ with the Devil; hit their commercial peak with synth heavy chart topper Jump; and reinvented themselves not once, but twice, as singer David Lee Roth was replaced by Sammy Hagar, who then made way for Gary Cherone. The creator of the sleeve for the band’s debut album, Elliot Gilbert, recalls the photo session that left him deaf for a fortnight. The producer of the Jump video, Robert Lombard, reveals the dilemma that eventually got him fired. Dweezil Zappa, son of music legend Frank, remembers the time when Eddie van Halen let him into some of his guitar playing secrets. Nuno Bettencourt quizzes his band mate Gary Cherone about the former Extreme singer’s stint as Van Halen’s front man. While cinematographer Daniel Court explains the real reason for the band’s notorious ‘no brown M and Ms’ rider request.

On October 6th 2020, the world was shocked by the news that guitar legend Eddie Van Halen had died. A rock prodigy with a boyish charm, Eddie was never more comfortable than when he had a guitar in his hand. Known as the founder of the Van Halen, a band synonymous with California cool, Eddie was surprisingly an immigrant. Of both Dutch and Indonesian heritage, his family moved from the Netherlands to California when he was a child. Without knowing a word of English, Eddie overcame racism in a pre civil rights America. By age 25, Eddie’s band had sold multiple platinum albums and his innovative guitar techniques cemented Eddie in Rock and Roll history. It seemed nothing could stop him. But behind his contagious smile, there was a darker undercurrent that would plague Eddie throughout his life. He dealt with addiction issues for over 4 decades, having started drinking at just age 12. Often relying on alcohol and other substances to maintain his creativity, Eddie would spend many years in and out of rehab. He was a workaholic, often pushing his body to the limits in order to perform while secretly battling illness. Eddie died at the age of 65 from cancer. But if caught early, Eddie’s disease had reasonable survival rates. So what happened? World renowned forensic pathologist, Dr. Michael Hunter needs to analyse every detail of Eddie Van Halen’s life in order to piece together what else may have been going on in his body, ultimately leading to his untimely death.

We dig deep into the creation of six classic tracks, spanning the stellar career of rock titans Van Halen – from their early days, playing parties in Pasadena to becoming the biggest rock act in America. We hear how the band announced their arrival with pounding rocker Runnin’ with the Devil; hit their commercial peak with synth heavy chart topper Jump; and reinvented themselves not once, but twice, as singer David Lee Roth was replaced by Sammy Hagar, who then made way for Gary Cherone. The creator of the sleeve for the band’s debut album, Elliot Gilbert, recalls the photo session that left him deaf for a fortnight. The producer of the Jump video, Robert Lombard, reveals the dilemma that eventually got him fired. Dweezil Zappa, son of music legend Frank, remembers the time when Eddie van Halen let him into some of his guitar playing secrets. Nuno Bettencourt quizzes his band mate Gary Cherone about the former Extreme singer’s stint as Van Halen’s front man. While cinematographer Daniel Court explains the real reason for the band’s notorious ‘no brown M and Ms’ rider request.

On October 6th 2020, the world was shocked by the news that guitar legend Eddie Van Halen had died. A rock prodigy with a boyish charm, Eddie was never more comfortable than when he had a guitar in his hand. Known as the founder of the Van Halen, a band synonymous with California cool, Eddie was surprisingly an immigrant. Of both Dutch and Indonesian heritage, his family moved from the Netherlands to California when he was a child. Without knowing a word of English, Eddie overcame racism in a pre civil rights America. By age 25, Eddie’s band had sold multiple platinum albums and his innovative guitar techniques cemented Eddie in Rock and Roll history. It seemed nothing could stop him. But behind his contagious smile, there was a darker undercurrent that would plague Eddie throughout his life. He dealt with addiction issues for over 4 decades, having started drinking at just age 12. Often relying on alcohol and other substances to maintain his creativity, Eddie would spend many years in and out of rehab. He was a workaholic, often pushing his body to the limits in order to perform while secretly battling illness. Eddie died at the age of 65 from cancer. But if caught early, Eddie’s disease had reasonable survival rates. So what happened? World renowned forensic pathologist, Dr. Michael Hunter needs to analyse every detail of Eddie Van Halen’s life in order to piece together what else may have been going on in his body, ultimately leading to his untimely death.