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Answers to questions about COVID boosters: how they work, when they will become available, and who should get one; how Howie Mandel copes with his OCD and anxiety during COVID.

New details on the death of singer Aaliyah, whose plane crashed minutes after takeoff: questions about drugs, an illegal marriage and abuse; Dr. Pimple Popper.

The best restaurant-chain chicken nuggets for crunch, tenderness and flavor; aging, metabolism and weight gain; The Dish on Oz women reunite in the kitchen to cook up their favorite vacation meals.

A man who impregnates women all over the world desperate for babies tells of his motives and involvement with the children he fathers; the Jeffrey Epstein fallout: Prince Andrew is under fire and Ghislaine Maxwell is just weeks away from her trial.

Couples are put to the test in a no-bathing experiment; people who say loved ones contacted them from the other side.

Red-hot menu items; a TikTok superstar's kitchen hacks; Jerry O'Connell ("The Talk").

A small-town doctor steals and sells babies; a man who was among the secretly adopted gets a surprise reunion with a sibling he never knew he had; death-row inmate Julius Jones' last chance for clemency and why so many insist he is innocent.

A new Alzheimer's disease drug gets accelerated FDA approval; the science behind masks, and which may not work; TikTok food trends

A woman who communicated with killer Chris Watts responds to the accusation she had a romantic relationship with him and his fellow inmate; New York City mayoral candidate Eric Adams discusses a devastating diagnosis and how he reversed his health.

Supermodel Tyra Banks' career, beauty and footwear secrets; she reveals the truth about the controversial moment that happened on her show; three things the Surgeon General wants people to know about COVID.

A doctor on the FDA advisory panel answers viewers' questions about COVID-19 vaccines and immunity; foot transformations.

Multiple murders and unexplained deaths are linked to one powerful family; John Walsh gives the latest on the case of Gabby Petito, whose body was discovered after she vanished on a cross-country road trip with her fiancé.

Over-the-counter COVID-19 tests: whether they are accurate, how they work, and who should use them; news anchor Norah O'Donnell reveals her cancer scare and how to protect oneself; healthier versions of favorite fall foods.

After undergoing a bone marrow transplant that saved her life, Robin Roberts ("Good Morning America") tells of her journey and why organ donation is so critical; the latest on missing Colorado mom Suzanne Morphew.

How the pandemic has wreaked havoc on meat supply chains and whether it affects the price and the amount of pork available at supermarkets; the three-day tea-tox to rid the body of bloat; Dr. Oz's guilt-free cookie platter.

Inside secrets of women who have lost nearly half their size; the Supermarket Squad breaks down the cauliflower food explosion; the sleep combo to treat insomnia.

"The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills" star Erika Jayne's high-powered attorney husband is accused of embezzling millions of dollars from victims he represented in lawsuits; Mel Robbins' simple "High 5" rule,

Answers to COVID-related questions; three ways parents can have the "sex talk" with children and not be awkward; 20-minute dinners.

Whether Britney Spears' accusations against her father, like forced birth control, overmedication and secret bedroom recordings, will lead to criminal charges; a survivor of the NXIVM sex cult discusses former master Allison Mack.

From organizing a pantry to cooking one-pan meals, actress Tia Mowry has fast solutions for everyday dilemmas; seven mind-set changes for lasting weight loss; some of the biggest names in NFL history have joined System Oz.

Dr. Sanjay Gupta's preparation kit for an extended pandemic; what went on behind the scenes from Wuhan to D.C. as the pandemic unfolded; "The Real" hosts share all; no questions are off limits for Dr. Oz

From accusations of killing her own father, to his wife sneaking his body out of the country, the daughter of radio legend Casey Kasem speaks out about her family strife; Dr. Laura Berman discusses losing her son to drugs sold to him on Snapchat.

Mark Cuban, Daymond John and Barbara Corcoran ("Shark Tank") have advice on how to make money, manage financial stress and what to do if one has the next big idea; a make-ahead breakfast that is faster than the drive-thru.

Actress Stacey Dash ("Clueless") talks about the secret $10,000-a-month opioid habit that nearly killed her and sets the record straight about her controversial statements when she was a political pundit; cancer-prevention super-foods.

How to tell whether or not symptoms mean COVID-19; an at-home treatment guide if a COVID test is positive; Jay Shetty's plan to help relieve stress and anxiety.

New pills, antibody treatments and repurposed medicines for COVID-19; Sanjay Gupta tells how COVID changes the brain, even for those who have never had it; how to get the best athleisure for less than $30 on Amazon; decadent Oz-approved Italian food.

The child pornography charges Josh Duggar ("19 Kids and Counting") is facing; an ex-member of the Duggars' religious group calls it a cult; "The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills" star Erika Jayne's husband is accused of embezzlement from clients.

Eligibility for COVID-19 boosters; System Oz sleep solutions add extra hours to every night; The Dish's slimmed-down versions of favorite Italian pasta dishes.

A woman whose kidnapping story was so outrageous, police thought it was fake; Ronald Reagan's daughter reveals his Alzheimer's struggle

From meatballs to pasta to cake pops, game-changing meals to make in minutes; how to harness the power of anxiety for good to get stronger.

From 5-foot-long parasitic worms to flashlights and dumbbells, the unbelievable things found stuck inside people's bodies; singer Paul Anka on his secrets to longevity, overcoming COVID and touring at age 80.

Beth Holloway weighs in on the Gabby Petito case; the latest on Brian Laundrie; Dr. Mercy's most shocking skin transformations yet.

Expert advice Dr. Oz learned to help slow down the disease his mother suffers from. And, changes you can make today to reduce your risk no matter what your genes say. Plus, shocking shark attacks and miraculous escapes caught on tape.

Casey Anthony's parents speak out about the loss of little Caylee and what they really think happened to her; their reaction to Casey's recent run-in with police; how they can relate to Gabby Petito and Brian Laundrie's families.

The judge who presided over Casey Anthony's trial reveals details about the case and what still haunts him about it today; the bounty hunter who guarded Casey while she was out on bail reveals what she was really like behind closed doors.

A woman is resuscitated after her heart stops at the exact time her daughter is giving birth in the same hospital; Tamron Hall discusses COVID-19 and her new passion project.

Exclusive insights on what happened in JonBenét Ramsey's home from an investigator who has been on the case since the beginning; the possibility of a new suspect in the case; how new DNA technology may help to solve her murder.

The dangerous dark side of butt enhancement procedures; the risks of illegal and botched butt surgeries; The Dish at Home throws a bacon bonanza.

Abduction survivor Elizabeth Smart weighs in on the tragic case of Gabby Petito and Brian Laundrie; a newly-discovered secret compound may hold the key to what happened to little Madeleine McCann; Dr. Mercy's shocking skin transformations.

After being dismissed by her doctor because of her weight, a woman takes to social media with her story; those who responded to her viral video helped save her life; a winter COVID surge; practical advice for families who are divided by the vaccine.

Jon Gosselin ("Jon & Kate Plus 8") sets the record straight about rumors, what his dating life is like now, and the last time he heard from his estranged kids; weird pains in the stomach.

Never-before-heard revelations from Lana Wood's investigation into her sister Natalie's life and what really happened the night she died; what she would say to Robert Wagner today; what may cause weird lower back pain.

Possible reasons for weird pains; how to tell the difference between chest pain from an anxiety or heart attack; artificial fats may cause weight gain; twists on trending microwave shortcuts.

A woman founds a religion based on a diet workshop; the mysterious plane crash that killed her and church leadership; a former member tells why she left; Olivia Newton-John discusses her cancer diagnosis and why her biggest hit almost never happened.

Preparing one's health for the cold and flu season; Nick Cannon discusses his health, being a father of seven and not being afraid of controversy; what weird abdominal or pelvic pain may signify.

Quick meals; food trends; Anthony Anderson talks about diabetes.

Gabby Petito's parents and stepparents speak out about how their families are coping with the tragedy of losing their daughter; what they are doing now to help others with missing loved ones and victims of domestic abuse.

What CDC Director Rochelle Walensky has to say to parents who are hesitant or worried vaccinations may become a school mandate; Barbara Corcoran ("Shark Tank") discusses owning vs. renting a home; Thanksgiving desserts.

Recently-released texts between Chad Daybell and Lori Vallow while their spouses were still alive; a woman who warned Daybell his teaching would lead to death reveals what she saw; the latest on the Ahmaud Arbery slaying trial.

Fibroids can cause severe pain and infertility; what to know about holiday travel to stay safe; Amy Robach and Andrew Shue discuss blended families.

Answers to health questions people search for most; Holly Robinson Peete discusses ADHD; Foodgod's guide to outrageous things to eat.

The family of a graduate student and avid swimmer found dead by drowning in a river tell why they think he was murdered and how they felt dismissed by police when they reported him missing; a 38-year-old mom poses as a teen online to catch predators.

Handling relatives who obsess and unload health problems, so you can save the holidays; Marlo Thomas discusses thanks and giving back; The Dish has new Thanksgiving go-to recipes.

The rise in bogus online reviews on which people rely to make purchases: who is recruited to write them and how to detect them; Carla Hall tells the life lessons she's learned through food; how to make her favorite holiday dish.

The granddaughter of a cult leader, who preached doomsday prophecies and was accused of practicing underage sex abuse, speaks out about how she escaped; Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes faces her trial for fraud.

From the dinner to the décor, Martha Stewart shows how to entertain festively without the cost and fuss; The Dish has sweet and sticky maple syrup recipes.

A woman founds a religion based on a diet workshop; the mysterious plane crash that killed her and church leadership; a former member reveals the accusations of abuse that caused her to walk away; Tamron Hall shares three mom truths.

How to savor foods one loves and lose the guilt for good, while still shedding pounds; how to get rid of the cravings sabotaging weight loss; how to reduce anxiety.

A quiz to determine viewers' sleep types so they can get a better night's rest; the Supermarket Squad reveals budget hacks for people who hate coupons; Hayley Mills discusses "The Parent Trap," dating a Beatle and being forever 14.

Kidnapping survivor Elizabeth Smart joins forces with another young survivor, who miraculously outsmarted her abductor and escaped; how she also helped authorities solve the murders of three teenage girls.

Patricia Heaton ("Everybody Loves Raymond") tells of the moment that made her re-think her relationship with drinking; how to tell the difference between a cold, RSV and COVID-19; big batch recipes to cook now and eat later.

From Susan Smith to Diane Downs and Andrea Yates, updates on women who took the lives of their own children and what led them to commit the heinous acts.

The quiz to find out if memory loss is normal aging, being tired and busy, or something more serious; three things to do to improve memory today; how to lower blood pressure in 30 days; "The Brady Bunch" reunion.

Marie Osmond shares her secrets to being fabulous and happy at any age, and the beauty trick she learned from Marilyn Monroe; Dr. Drew and his daughter on handling awkward family conversations.

Convicted killer Patrick Frazee's disturbing prison letters; rapper MC Serch and Run DMC's Darryl McDaniels talk about mental illness, addiction and recovery.

From allergic reactions to choking and kitchen wounds - first aid tips that can save a life; viral beauty hacks; fun and easy holiday food recipes.

How to avoid scams; pant waistband experiment; Suzanne Somers on healthy ways to fight fair in a marriage or relationship.

Hacks to get a bigger caffeine boost without the crash; amazing rescues caught on tape; what to eat without packing on the holiday pounds.

Microwave chefs share tips on making everything from cheesy pasta to decadent desserts; medical advances for treating chronic headaches.

How ATMs can be rigged to steal money, and the red flags to look out for; medical breakthroughs to stop chronic back pain.

Reasons why it may be okay to eat red meat; how to find the most tender and affordable cuts at the supermarket; skillet suppers.

Examining key evidence and new insights from those closest to the O.J. Simpson murder trial; from doctor to drug dealer, how one man turned his life around.

Whether social media is causing teen girls to have Tourette-like tics; how to sculpt and reshape one's face without surgery.

How to feel lighter and more comfortable; bloat-fighting foods to pair with tea; five things to do when a doctor diagnoses high blood pressure.

A woman's home is stolen from her; how to avoid being a victim of home thieves; five things to do when a doctor diagnoses high blood sugar.

Sampling fast-food burgers; how to make them at home; five things to do when a doctor diagnoses high cholesterol; new salad recipes.

A survivor of a notorious serial predator posing as an anesthesiologist and her daughter break their silence about the man they once knew; five things to do when a doctor diagnoses inflammation.

Products get smaller in size but prices stay the same; how to beat "shrinkflation"; Maria Shriver on life as a grandmother and her brain health boosting advice.