It's the beginning of another week and another opportunity to go over some of the biggest stories that happened over the weekend in our Just One Question segment. Tonight we cover the US' ban on travel from India, Mitt Romney and Liz Cheney being under attack from other Republicans and Joe Rogan telling his fans they shouldn't listen to the advice he offered about Covid vaccination because he's a moron. Then we go onto our main story. This past week, Zoe Roth, a 21 year old girl known in the meme world as "Disaster Girl" sold a digital copy of her image from when she was 4 years old for nearly $500,000 as a Non-Fungible Token. We talk about her photo. Why it was taken, how it became a meme and why someone would pay almost a half million dollars for a digital copy of it.All the while we try and explain the mystery that is Non-Fungible Tokens. Next we show several images being sold as NFT's on the website opensea.io and the panel tries to guess how much each image costs. Spoiler alert many of them are in the millions! We close the show discussing our attempt to get all of our panelists on the celebrity video service Cameo.

It's an all music Friday on TMI Daily. We start with a discussion about how irrelevant the Best Song category has become at the Oscars. We follow that with a Best Song Quiz that spans the entire 90+ years of the Academy Awards. Our second half is a bracket battle to end all bracket battles! From Never Gonna Give You Up To Dancing Queen, there's a long list of songs that get white people up and onto the dancefloor and tonight we're bracket battling to decide which one's the song that can get the most white folks out there to do the Cabbage Patch or the Running Man!

It's an all One Hundred themed show tonight! Friday marks Joe Biden's 100th Day in office. Tonight, we'll look at his first address to Congress last night. as well as where we are 100 days in compared to where we were 100 days ago and we'll take a hard look at Trump's first and last 100 days in comparison. Then we're joined by the hosts of the podcast Last Week 100 Years Ago, in which they look at the hottest news stories happening 100 years ago, last week. To close the show and in keeping with our 100 theme, we have a quiz of people ranked 100th in different categories on ranker.com

With Keeping Up With The Kardashians coming to an end, television viewers might have thought they were about get a break from relentless vapid narcissistic tv, that was until Netflix announced a new reality show centered around TikTok's infamous Hype House. Tonight we look at the controversial house and the growing movement to #cancelnetflix! Then we are joined by Michael Holmes, the host of a podcast called Superhero Politics, in which he shows how much comic book heroes and today's politics are intertwined. We close the show once again giving our expert advice in the segment Dear TMI Daily, in which we take actual questions from online advice sites and give the kind of advice you'd expect from a group of out of work actors and writers who do a free podcast!

Tonight, we open with a very special interview with 40 year New York radio veteran journalist, Mark Riley, who now lives in the UK. Mark discusses with us race issues in America and in the UK, culture and the early days of New York nightlife, as well as his podcast 'The Intersection if Politics and Culture.' Such an amazing conversation. Then we move on to our main topic. From anorexia to bipolar disorder, self abuse and cutting, bulimia to alcohol and drugs, sexual abuse and domestic violence, you name it and at some point in the last decade Demi Lovato has probably claimed to have had it and there's more than likely a song, album or documentary that will tell you all about it. Tonight, we look at a successful career built around leading a highly unstable existence and we try to understand how Demi Lovato became the Queen Of Tragedy. We close the show with a new feature called Celebrity Hunger Games in which we put the Brady Bunch into the Hunger Games arena and try and decide who will be the last one standing!

Since we were off last week, we open the show with Just One Question, in which we answer one question about, the Derek Chauvin verdict and about Caitlyn Jenner running for Governor of California. Then we move on to our main topi, the 2021 Oscar Wrap-up. Last night was the most unconventional and most criticized Academy Awards in recent memory and since rating say a lot of people decided not to watch, we're more than happy to get you all caught up on the good, the bad and da butt!

While most awards shows are 3 hours of the rich and famous patting themselves on the back, tonight, TMI Daily presents the only award show where the audience is really the winners. It's the F, Marry, Kill Awards! We decide who to keep, hang with or get rid of from a who's who list of celebrities, shows, movies, music and pop culture phenomenons.

Although shows like American Idol, The Voice and America's Got Talent bring in millions of viewers each week, their track record for breaking music artists into the mainstream is shockingly bad. Tonight, we look at just how bad it actually is and try and figure out why audiences will tune in to these shows but tune out to the competitors music.. Next, the hosts of the podcast, I'm New Here. come on to talk about their show which focuses on being a young new transplant in los Angeles. We close the show with a trivia game called How Well Do We Know Our idols, in which our panel listens to songs by American Idol winners and they have to guess which winner it is.

This week, fans of groundbreaking hip-hop artist DMX are mourning his untimely death. It's a tradition as old as popular music. Tonight, we look at several articles that try to explain why we mourn the celebrities we admire. Then we look at a poll of the artists deaths who impacted people most. It's TMI Daily's Death Show!

We open tonight's show with This Week In Gossip, where we present some of the biggest unverified online gossip stories of the week. This week we have stories about; Jennifer Aniston, Justin Timberlake and Janet Jackson, Usher, Chevy Chase, Dr OZ vs Ken Jennings, Dolly Parton, Lisa Rinna and Olivia Wilde. Then we move on to our main topic. With the announcement yesterday of the closing of 300 Pacific Theaters' movie theaters, including LA's famed Arclight Cinema and Cinerama Dome, the future of the movie theater experience is becoming less clear. Tonight, we discuss why these theaters are so beloved in Los Angeles and we take a look at what moviegoers might and should see in the near future of movie theaters.