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Jennifer Hudson opens up about playing Aretha Franklin in the movie ‘Respect,’ and shares how she worked with the Queen of Soul to give her propers. Plus, clearing up the latest confusion in the Britney Spears conservatorship case — including when Jamie Spears will step down and what he had to say about his ex-wife and daughter. Then, Janine sits down with crime reporter Steve Helling, who walks us through a grisly killing involving a longtime surf instructor turned QAnon conspiracy theorist.

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Another wrinkle in the sexual assault case against Prince Andrew. Plus, Kelly Clarkson pushes for a name change, Ashton Kutcher pushes back about his family’s hygiene, and we dive deep into what’s behind a troubling rise in eating disorders among young men. Then, actress Devery Jacobs joins Janine to talk about FX’s new show Reservation Dogs. Why we think she’s an actor to watch and what she had to say about the show’s groundbreaking indigenous cast.

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Everything to know about the great celebrity shower debate of 2021: how the controversy started, who smells the worst, and how often YOU need to bathe to stay healthy. Plus, John Stamos talks becoming a dad later in life, Halle Berry opens up about the 'Oscar Curse' for Black actors, and Jennifer Aniston and David Schwimmer say they’re just Friends.

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Epstein accuser Virginia Roberts Giuffre sues Britain’s Prince Andrew for sexual abuse. What her civil case means for the Duke of York and why the timing could affect Ghislaine Maxwell’s trial later this year. Plus, the Bachelorette’s Katie Thurston shares why she thinks Blake Moynes is ‘the one,’ and Quentin Tarantino shares why he refuses to give his mom any money. Then, NSYNC’s Lance Bass and Joey Fatone join Janine to discuss their #KidzBopTurns20 challenge, their collaboration with the Backstreet Boys, and the one thing they each wish for Britney Spears.

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We take one last trip to Tokyo to recap the biggest moments from this year’s Olympic Games. Then, Janine checks in with the woman who adopted Prancer, the man-hating Chihuahua who took the internet by storm earlier this year, to hear about the pup's “demonic” ways and how you can help other friendly (or not so friendly) pooches find their forever homes.

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One final Olympics news sprint as the Tokyo games near an end, why Jennifer Aniston is doubling down on her decision to cut unvaccinated friends out of her life, and all the new music you need to check out this weekend. Then PEOPLE’s Steve Helling explains everything to know about the Murdaugh murders, from the powerful South Carolina family at the center of the mystery to why police are investigating the deaths of two other people in their orbit.

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PEOPLE editor Zoe Ruderman joins the show to talk about what Bill Gates had to say about his relationship with Jeffrey Epstein, the controversy over Ice-T and Coco’s decision to breastfeed their 5 year old, and Kate Bosworth's puzzling post about the end of her marriage. Plus, we unpack everything to know about a ‘Succession’-style scandal involving the former CEO of Scholastic, his billion dollar firm, and an ex-lover.

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We break down Meghan Markle’s Easter egg-filled video message — Harry juggling! A Suits reunion? — as part of her 40x40 initiative to honor her 40th birthday. Plus, what we know about those new eye-opening photos of Princess Eugenie’s husband on a yacht with topless women. Then, Broadway icon Kristin Chenoweth stops by to talk about her new show ‘Schmigadoon!,’ her brother’s dislike of musicals, and the first show she and boyfriend Josh Bryant are planning to see post-pandemic.

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Simone Biles returns and wins bronze, Matt Damon walks back his use of the F-slur, and Reese Witherspoon sells Hello Sunshine for a whopping $900 million. Then, we talk to brand-new dad Tan France about fatherhood, his skin care regimen and the number one thing he gets DM'd about (it's not what you think).

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What we know about Matt Damon’s use of an anti-gay slur, and what his troubling admission to The Sunday Times could mean for his career and new film, 'Stillwater.' Plus, the latest on Kathy Griffin’s cancer diagnosis. Then, we head to Tokyo to check-in with PEOPLE’s team on the ground — what they had to say about Simone Biles, Caeleb Dressel and the action-packed final week of competition.

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