Hollywood Hookups and Breakups

This week we learned that Ashton Kutcher and Mila Kunis decided on a FWB relationship only, but somehow it turned into married with two kids. Our guest co-host, Twitter star, Nathan Sanders explains to Cooper how that switch happens in a man's brain. How is it that one day you are a player trolling for babes, and the next you are a fiercely loyal dad and husband? Also, what is the dad bar set so low for the DILF but not for the MILF?

If it seems like being the child of an aging celebrity dad has it's issues, try being Keri Kasem, any one of Glen Campbell's eight children or any of Muhammad Ali's nine children who had to fight for visitation and conservatorship as their dads became more incapacitated. Our dad-on-the-street, Nathan Sanders, explores this insidious problem in Hollywood. Then it's part two with Dr. Robi Ludwig from Scorned. Her book, Your Best Age is Now examines why aging in Hollywood is not what it used to be, especially for the new breed of empowered women. What's changed and why are we happier as we age? Dr. Robi explains.

Our dad-on-the-street, comic Nathan Sanders, explores how expensive it is to raise a child (let alone three) and why they are so darn expensive...no matter where you live. Then, Dr. Robi Ludwig from ID Channel's Scorned joins us to explain why spouses murder each other rather than divorce, and why we as viewers are so crazy obsessed with watching this type of drama unfold. Also, why are some us full of rage while others can think before they do anything they will regret. Dr. Robi gives us the science behind it.

Mob Wives star, Renee Graziano has shared so much with her fans. But it is her struggle with depression that has her opening up to her pal Vikki Ziegler and psychologist Cooper Lawrence. Why are so many women depressed and why do so many suffer rather than get the help they need? We will tell you. Then we lighten the mood with twitter star and comic, Nathan Sanders, who is wondering, why on earth is Benedict Cumberbatch being named 'Father of the Year' when his only kid is 10 months old? What could he have done in ten months to earn that title? Nathan and the ladies discuss! Follow him @CulturedRuffian Cooper: @CooperLawrence Vikki: @vikkiziegler

What do Jennifer Lopez, Jeff Daniels, Nas, Hillary Duff, Eli Manning and Nancy Pilosi all have in common? They are just a few bold face names who have visited Cat Greenleaf at her stoop in Brooklyn, otherwise known as 'Talk Stoop.' The NBC phenom that has celebrities clammoring to get on had very humble beginnings. Now with over 12 million viewers, Cat shares her secrets for TV success, what led to the show and who her very favorite guest was. You will be surprised at her answer! Cat, as a mom of two, has found a way to work on TV from home and she is our idol!

There are first date rules that you should follow and others that could get you into trouble. Vikki and Cooper examine the most popular first-date rules and bring the knowledge as to what is a major DO versus a major DON'T. Then, are you like Johnny Depp, and are about to get divorced? Vikki will tell you the top 5 things you need to ask your divorce attorney before you proceeed.

This week Vikki and Cooper welcome twitter-phenom Nathan Sanders, aka @CulturedRuffian to the show. You'll love his take on life, parenting, celebrity and the world. If you are a jaded New Yorker, jaded Californoan; just jaded by life, Nathan's fresh perspective will snap you right out of it. He makes life in South Carolina look like a #lifegoal!

This week's interview with the Chicago Tribune's Rex Huppke is one of the most fascinating interviews Cooper and Vikki have ever done. Huppke talks about spending time with Donald Trump and what Trump's real personality is like, and what his celebrity status means. We also cover how celebrities affect our political decision-making, how Huppke handles Twitter trolls and our theories on this trend of billionaires marrying pop stars. Follow Huppke on Twitter @RexHuppke and read his columns in the Trib, Important Thoughts From My Fingers and I Just Work Here.

Attorney Vikki is concerned about how Kanye's latest rants are affecting his marriage to Kim Kardashian. Meanwhile, Cooper worries about children in Seattle on the heels of the news that several Little League teams will no longer be keeping score. The girls are in Los Angeles for the 2016 Gracie Awards and map out their plan to stalk Tina Fey.

If celebrities are controlling everything they tweet, IG and Snapchat, what the heck do we need TMZ, Radar or any entertainment sites for anymore? Cooper and Vikki discuss that idea, and then bring up the controversy surrounding the Tumblr page "Pop Culture Died in 2009.”  Can you still be anonymous in 2016? Also in this episode, they girls reveal a secret about a well-known Fox News personality.