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Everything we know about Scarlett Johansson’s lawsuit against Disney over the release of ‘Black Widow’ and what the studio’s brutal response says about the future of at-home streaming. Plus, Amanda Knox says Matt Damon’s ’Stillwater’ profits off her life story and Ben Stiller gets called out for calling Hollywood a meritocracy. Then, Vivica A. Fox stops by to look back at her incredible career and discuss how the industry has changed for Black women.

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Suni Lee wins gold in All-Around gymnastics, Chrishell Stause finds love with boss Jason Oppenheim, and what Mandy Moore says about motherhood and her postpartum struggles. Then, we break down DaBaby’s offensive comments about the LGBTQ community and explain why his new music video is adding fuel to the fire.

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The latest developments from Tokyo, inside Kanye’s new “home office,” and ‘Prison Break’ star Wentworth Miller gets candid about his Autism diagnosis. Plus, we break down the astronomical figures from Kelly Clarkson’s spousal support payments. Then, Janine passes the mic to PEOPLE’s Nancy Kruh, who sits down with Luke Bryan about how the singer coped with the devastating loss of both his siblings.

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PEOPLE’s Lindsay Kimble checks in from Tokyo, where the sports world is still reeling from Simone Biles’ stunning decision to withdraw from the gymnastics team final amid concern for her mental health. Plus Naomi Osaka’s big upset and an interview with an American skateboarding champ. Then, East Coast News editor Liz McNeil discusses her revealing new interview with actress Mena Suvari, who opens up about drug addiction, her former friendship with Kevin Spacey, and how the film ‘American Beauty’ saved her life.

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We break down everything you might have missed this weekend — including the latest drama between HGTV stars (and exes!) Tarek El Moussa and Christina Haack and those thirsty, sun-filled snaps from J.Lo and Ben Affleck’s big birthday get-away. Plus, much ado about Amanda Kloots’s decision to start dating one year after the death of her husband. Then, Facebook COO and all-around superwomen Sheryl Sandberg stops by the show to talk dating, double standards, and how she managed to move on after the death of her husband Dave.

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Janine reports live from Atlanta to share all the details from Kanye West’s ‘Donda' album release party, from the rapper keeping the sold-out crowd waiting to ex Kim Kardashian's front row seat and Jay-Z's surprise collab. Then, Club Quarantine’s DJ D-Nice gives us his top music picks to keep you dancing through the rest of summer.

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Infectious disease specialist Dr. William Schaffner answers all of your burning questions about COVID breakthrough cases and the Delta variant. Then, PEOPLE editor Adam Carlson checks in from Tokyo to talk everything Olympics -- from "anti-sex" cardboard beds to what to expect from tomorrow's opening ceremonies.

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Exclusive reporting on J.Lo and Ben Affleck's relationship—from the house-hunting (yes, really!) to how they're making it work the second time around. Plus, a deep dive into the drama between Demi Lovato and Lala Kent over "California sobriety." Then, Janine sits down with the legendary Common to talk about his girlfriend Tiffany Haddish and his new role in 'Never Have I Ever.'

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Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Editor-in-Chief MJ Day gives us an inside look into how its #BlackGirlMagic issue became a reality. Plus, how Naomi Osaka, Megan Thee Stallion and Leyna Bloom – the first Black athlete, first female rapper, and first transgender woman, respectively, to grace the cover – are speaking their truths.

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Spike Lee apologizes for announcing the Palme d’Or winner a bit too early at Cannes' closing ceremony. Plus, what’s next for this year’s Olympians after several athletes — including tennis phenom Coco Gauff — test positive for COVID. Then, Janine sits down with actress (and fellow San Franciscan) Jamie Chung to talk about her new role as an assassin in ‘The Misfits,’ her work with the #StopAsianHate movement, and how she moved from the small screen to the big screen.

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