UPCOMING EPISODES

Two star-crossed lovers who shot to fame at a young age, Rihanna and Chris both had childhoods marred by domestic violence. As their careers grew and their relationship blossomed, it seemed the power couple was destined for greatness. But rumors of cheating and jealousy would result in tragedy. On February 7, 2009, Chris Brown assaulted Rihanna on the way home from a pre-Grammy party. Fans rallied behind Rihanna and turned on Brown, but it soon became clear that the relationship was not over yet. From bar brawls with Drake to scandalous social media posts, National Enquirer follows the tangled web endlessly connecting Rihanna and Chris Brown.

The sudden, tragic deaths of a mother and daughter –three years apart and under eerily similar circumstances – are one of the music industry’s most incredible mysteries. But did beloved singer Whitney Houston accidentally drown? And, almost three years to the day after her mother’s death, did her daughter Bobbi Kristina suffer the exact same fate? Or are their deaths more than a heartbreaking coincidence? From the moment both women were found dead, rumors began surfacing: was the award-winning singer’s death due to a drug overdose? Was her daughter so distraught over her mother’s death that she committed suicide? Or could both “accidents” actually be murder? Through exclusive reporting from the National Enquirer, we’ll comb through nearly four years of accusations, rumors and theories to find out what really happened.

Since 2008, Britney’s life has been controlled by her father and a court-approved conservatorship after an epic public meltdown where she shaved her head, attacked paparazzi with an umbrella and was arrested for a hit and run. Now, nine years later, the fifth-highest earning female musician has a Vegas residency and appears to be more in control than ever – yet she under the control of her father. Is she still a danger to herself or is she finally ready to make it on her own? The National Enquirer team investigates the real reason the court continues to keep Britney under her father’s control, and the shocking reason he tried to keep Britney from having her day in court.

It’s Hollywood’s most famous “unsolved” murder: Nicole Brown Simpson and her friend Ron Goldman. The pair were brutally slain outside Nicole’s posh Brentwood townhouse on the evening of June 12, 1994. And the number one suspect was none other than Nicole’s ex-husband, OJ Simpson. But, after a high profile investigation, an unforgettable freeway chase that millions watched live and a trial turned media circus, the jury found the football legend not guilty. But now, through exclusive reporting by the National Enquirer, we’ll dig through more than 20 years of rumors, speculation and lies, to investigate the lingering questions: Did O.J. get away with murder? Or was the real killer someone else, someone close to the NFL star?

On November 16, 2015, the National Enquirer broke the story that stunned the world. Charlie Sheen was HIV positive. Not only that – he had known for four years. His wild lifestyle had exposed countless girlfriends, models, porn stars and prostitutes to unspeakable risk. The scoop was picked up by every major media organization on the planet – and it was a testament to years of dogged investigative work by the National Enquirer team. But there was another story there. A story of extraordinary corruption, violence, lies, intimidation, death threats, and millions of dollars paid out in hush money – and one of the biggest cover-ups in the history of American entertainment. It’s a story that can now, for the first time, be told.

He is one of the most notorious killers in history: Charles Manson, the cult leader who convinced his “family” of followers to go on a gory killing spree in the Los Angeles area in the summer of ’69. Among the victims were Sharon Tate, actress and pregnant wife of director Roman Polanski, and coffee fortune heiress Abigail Folger. The cult killers wrote “Pig” and “Helter Skelter” in the victims’ blood on the walls, trying to incite a race war in a summer of racial turmoil. Four decades after the murders, Charles Manson may be on his deathbed. The National Enquirer investigates how Manson continues to control his “family” from prison, how he funds the cause by selling his sick memorabilia, and how he continues to seduce young women to do his bidding – all from behind bars!