UPCOMING EPISODES

A comedic renegade of the 1980s, Eddie Murphy trail blazed the way for African American comedians as the first black leading member on Saturday Night Live and starring in Hollywood blockbusters like Beverly Hills Cop, Coming to America, and Trading Places. In the ‘90s, Murphy was at the height of his career, famously partying with Rick James and Prince. While married to model Nicole, Murphy was busted for soliciting a prostitute. Murphy would eventually have nine children with various women, including one with Mel B of the Spice Girls. Today, Eddie Murphy seems content with his life and largely refrains from the Hollywood spotlight.

Filmmaker. Mother. Humanitarian. The daughter of actor parents, Angelina Jolie is one of Hollywood’s most influential people. Her acting has earned her commercial success and critical acclaim, but it's her time off screen that has defined much of her life. She had an estranged relationship with her famous father, Jon Voight, a scandalously, long kiss with her brother on a red carpet and her intense marriage to bad boy, Billy Bob Thornton. Her relationship with Brad Pitt began on the set of the spy thriller “Mr. and Mrs. Smith” while he was married to Jennifer Aniston. After the loss of her mother to cancer, Jolie made the drastic decision to have a double mastectomy to reduce her risk of developing cancer. Not long afterward, “Brangelina” began to unravel and Jolie filed for divorce in 2016; breaking up one of Hollywood’s most talked about couples.

Dynasty, Melrose Place and T.J. Hooker - Heather Locklear was once America’s stunning sweetheart with the brightest of futures. One of the hottest stars of the 1980s and ‘90s, Locklear had it all - fame, beauty and any man she wanted. But struggles with depression, anxiety and substance abuse would slowly erode the life and career of this one time Hollywood Superstar. Twice divorced from famous men, and multiple failed rehab stints later, Locklear continues to seek help. Either she conquers her inner demons and learns to love herself again or the worst is yet to come.

One of America's most loved Hollywood sweethearts, Reese Witherspoon stole our hearts with box office hits like Sweet Home Alabama and Legally Blonde. Winning an Academy Award for her portrayal of June Carter in Walk the Line, Reese was at the top of her career, but her personal life was on the rocks. Her marriage with Ryan Phillippe was falling apart, and she was losing herself because of it. After the split, Reese married again and suffered public humiliation after the release of a drunken rant on police dashcam video. However, her career rebounded after filming her critically acclaimed role in Wild. Now she’s doing life on her terms.

Selena Gomez is the epitome of a Disney darling. Known to most for her breakout role as Alex Russo on Wizards of Waverly Place, Gomez has transformed into a notable actress, singer, and social media influencer. With one of her Instagram photos garnering over 10.5 million likes, Gomez is in the top ten most liked photos of all time. In 2013, Gomez was diagnosed with the autoimmune disorder lupus. Side-effects from her disorder have caused her to go in and out of rehab due to a strong battle with anxiety and depression. Gomez has done rounds of chemotherapy and most recently had a kidney transplant, with best friend and fellow actress Francia Rasia as her donor. Gomez has also been a current media topic because of her on-again, off-again relationship with popular Canadian singer Justin Bieber.

Wham! Much like the name of his ‘80s pop band, George Michael’s rise to success was fast. One of the best-selling music artists of all time with over 100 million records sold, George Michael briefly outsold musical giants such as Madonna, Prince and even Michael Jackson. However, struggles with his recording label and personal life dampened his iconic legacy after he was caught soliciting sex from an undercover officer at a rest stop – thus, essentially outing his homosexuality. Although he never again equaled his sensational fame of the 1980s, George Michael did continue to impact lives through his music, social activism and philanthropy. His life would unfortunately be cut short at 53 years of age, with the exact cause still being debated to this day.

Few artists can compare to the talent and mystery of Prince. From smash hits including Purple Rain and Let’s Go Crazy, to a legendary performance at the Super Bowl in 2007, the only thing that could stop one of our greatest musical gifts, were prescription drugs. Despite his overt sexuality and performing prowess, the painfully shy artist spent much of his career secluded from the public eye and battling his record company over music rights. After dealing with the death of his newborn son and hip surgery, it appears the pain of it all caught up to him, as he was found dead in his home as a result of a fentanyl overdose in 2016.