A forensic pathologist (currently Dr. Michael Hunter) analyzes the official autopsy reports of various celebrities to determine their cause of death.

The world's most famous zip code is getting a facelift. Beverly Hills' top female surgeons will get you tight, tucked, fit and fabulous.

Rose McGowan, artist and activist, documents the work being done to spread her message of "bravery, art, joy and survival."

A show I'm which Devon looks into the camera the whole time and people say stuff

Muppets Miss Piggy and Gonzo, podcast hosts Drew Scott and Linda Phan, singer-songwriter Lennon Stella, NHL All-Star P.K. Subban, Selena Gomez, Joe Jonas and other celebrities celebrate members of the Class of 2020.

Special chronicles a day in the life of four paparazzi. Examines how they operate when on assignment, how they get their information, the tactics they use and the extremes to which they will go to get the photos they want. Features interviews with paparazzi and celebrities they have stalked.

The Good American co-founder Khloe Kardashian will stops by to be chat. In an all-new Stan For Stains, Drew is joined by lifestyle expert Michelle Park to be test out some cleaning hacks trending on TikTok. Then, Drew speaks with elementary school custodian Robert Bosquez who has an built over 400 beds for kids in need in his community in an all-new Drew-Gooder. Plus, the "Saturday Night Live (1975)" cast member Heidi Gardner will joins Drew and Ross Mathews at the Drew's News desk.

In her opening monologue, host Chelsea Handler talks about what makes it easy to experience the world on a limited travel budget. Chelsea and her round table panelists Bobby Lee, Sarah Colonna and Matt Braunger discuss Kim Kardashian being replaced by a dog in a Super Bowl commercial, there being forty-two tanning salons per American city, people who are higher educated being less likely to cohabitate, and a man who has a permanent semi-erection after complications surrounding a tattoo he got on his penis. And Chelsea chats with guest Bill Maher about his show Real Time with Bill Maher (2003), his latest book "The New New Rules", which right-wing politicians and commentators he truly likes and truly hates, and doing a free stand-up show airing on Yahoo.

In her opening monologue, host Chelsea Handler, sporting crutches since she is recuperating from surgery to repair what was her torn ACL, talks about the surgery and recuperation process. Chelsea and her round table panelists Ben Gleib, Margaret Cho and Ross Mathews discuss Chelsea's support of ten kids to go to YMCA summer camps, her vow to quit smoking cigarettes, the New York Post's article railing against John Edwards, Kathie Lee Gifford's gaffe in an interview with Martin Short talking about his now deceased wife as if she was still alive, a man punching a ten year old boy in the face at a move theater for talking during the screening, and Bill Maher purchasing a minority share of the New York Mets. And Chelsea chats with guest Mary J. Blige about her first major movie role in Rock of Ages (2012), and her recent article in "Essence" magazine.

In her opening monologue, host Chelsea Handler talks about Chuy Bravo's new venture as a part owner of a race horse with show producer "Jerry" Gary Snoonian. Chelsea and her round table panelists James Davis, Heather McDonald and Mo Mandel discuss the controversy surrounding Snow White and the Huntsman (2012) for not hiring little people to play the dwarfs, signs that Kim Kardashian and Ye will soon be cohabitating, a Dutch artist who turned his dead cat into a remote controlled helicopter, The 2012 Miss USA Pageant (2012)'s Miss Ohio stating for the final question that she feels that Julia Roberts' character in Pretty Woman (1990) is a role model for young women, and Illinois State Representative Mike Bost's rant in the chamber. And Chelsea chats with guests LMFAO about their latest CD "Sorry for Party Rocking", this experience being their first interview on an American television talk show, their distinctive attire, their uncle/nephew relationship, how they decided to perform together, Berry Gordy being one of their father and what he thinks about their music, if LMFAO means what it usually means, and their current tour.

In her opening monologue, host Chelsea Handler talks about the string of daytime soap opera cancellations, and what is taking their place. Chelsea and her round table panelists Chris Franjola, Ali Wong and Kerri Kenney-Silver discuss highlights from yesterday's The 69th Annual Golden Globe Awards (2012), Kelsey Grammer becoming a father for the fifth time with three different women, a woman charged with prostitution after offering to exchange sex for Chicken McNuggets, a fan selling water on ebay in which Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes purportedly swam, and a woman being fired from a factory job for allegedly wearing a fake penis to work. And Chelsea chats with guest Giovanni Ribisi about his new movie Contraband (2012), and considering himself a wimp.

In her opening monologue, host Chelsea Handler talks about her and Chuy Bravo's recent camping trip to Yellowstone. Chelsea and her round table panelists Greg Fitzsimmons, Fortune Feimster and Gary Valentine discuss Miley Cyrus and Liam Hemsworth getting engaged at ages nineteen and twenty-two respectively, a contestant on America's Got Talent (2006) caught in a lie about what he said was his military background, Amanda Bynes tweeting President Barack Obama to expunge the DUI charge from her records, The 2012 Miss USA Pageant (2012)'s Miss Pennsylvania quitting the event because she says it's rigged while pageant organizers state she quit because she didn't agree with allowing transgendered women compete, a Dutch entrepreneur who plans to open a divorce hotel, and Hugh Hefner reuniting with ex-fiancée Crystal Hefner née Harris. And Chelsea chats with guest Aubrey Plaza about stalking Barbara Walters at the Time 100 event, her two unusual sisters, her new movie Safety Not Guaranteed (2012), and working with Bill Murray and Charlie Sheen.

In her opening monologue, host Chelsea Handler talks about the things she has failed to achieve in her life that have haunted her. Chelsea and her round table panelists Josh Wolf, Natasha Leggero and Greg Fitzsimmons discuss Jay-Z vowing to stop using the word "bitch" now that he has a daughter, Los Angeles marijuana dispensaries naming a new variety called "Blue Ivy" after Jay-Z's baby, Hostess filing for chapter 11 bankruptcy, a woman assaulting a man because he was watching Judge Judy (1996), seniors now being the most frequent binge drinkers in the US, and Iranian morality police aiming to get Barbie off of store shelves. And Chelsea chats with guest Kim Wayans about her new movie Pariah (2011), her mother initially discouraging her and her siblings from going into comedy, having thirty-eight nieces and nephews but no children of her own, being married to a Caucasian, considering herself to be very spiritual and going on silent meditation retreats, and her series of children's books.

In her opening monologue, host Chelsea Handler talks about being a couch potato and watching reality cooking shows, which leads to a personal message to her brother, Roy. Chelsea and her round table panelists Chris Franjola, Jen Kirkman and Dov Davidoff discuss John Mayer stating that he is humiliated by Taylor Swift's song "Dear John", the Center for Disease Control issuing a statement that there are no zombies after a rash of face eating crimes occurred, and the lesbian themed children's book "In Our Mothers' House" being hidden in a Utah elementary school library. Brad and Sarah compete in a spinning competition. And Chelsea chats with guest Charlize Theron about their dinner out together last night, the code during interviews that a "strong woman character" means "bitch", her dislike of speaking in front of large audiences, and her charity which fights HIV in African youth.

In her opening monologue, host Chelsea Handler talks about the areas of science in which she is most fascinated. Chelsea and her round table panelists Moshe Kasher, Heather McDonald and Ben Gleib discuss the rumored break-up of Johnny Depp and Vanessa Paradis, the City of Los Angeles now requiring the use of condoms on all porn shoots, a report that Mitt Romney forgot about his dog which he placed on the car's roof when he went on a road trip, and an automated message played on a trans-Atlantic flight mistakenly telling passengers that the plane was going to crash. And Chelsea chats with guest Amy Brenneman about her show Private Practice (2007), dreams she has about her co-workers, having one of the first ever nude scenes on American network television, discussing the facts of life with her adolescent children, and her humorous eight-three year old father.

In her opening monologue, host Chelsea Handler has some help from the "Seventeen Magazine Players" and Seventeen Magazine in outlining how to keep one's lover interested even if one's looks starts to desert them. Chelsea, her round table panelists - Louis Virtel, Arden Myrin, Loni Love - and her guest assistant Simon Doonan discuss why Simon is filling in for a missing Chuy, a British movie theater that issued refunds to some patrons who attended a screening of The Artist (2011) since they weren't aware it was a silent movie, a public dispute between an Atlanta eatery and one of its former patrons, a man suspected of a DUI offense who eluded police by jumping out of his car and swimming away in the ocean, a pastor's promotion of his new book by sleeping on the roof of his church with his wife, and the increase in injuries due to people walking with headphones. Chelsea presents an installment of "Office Mate Therapy" where Josh and April, who are extreme opposites, discuss sharing an office. And Chelsea chats with guest Kate Beckinsale about working with little people, her unexpected action star status, and working with her director husband.

In her opening monologue, host Chelsea Handler talks about what she will now be able to do that she couldn't do before her ACL surgery, even before she tore it. Chelsea and her round table panelists Joe Matarese, Sarah Colonna and Brad Wollack discuss Madonna displaying her nipple on-stage during a concert in Istanbul, a new tell-all book that states that Christian Bale hates Leonardo DiCaprio, two turtles in an Austrian zoo who are getting a divorce after 115 years as a couple, rope sales being up because of the book "Fifty Shades of Grey", and a Hawaiian dinner cruise company mistakenly serving vodka to a three year old boy. And Chelsea chats with guest Gabriel Macht about the over-promotion of his show Suits (2011), just turning forty, and whether he actually played Little Orphan Annie as a child.

In his opening monologue, guest host Ross Mathews talks about the issue at the office this morning that marred what is usually a pleasure in guest hosting the show. Ross and his round table panelists John Caparulo, April Richardson and T.J. Miller discuss Seal and Heidi Klum's break-up, Steven Tyler mangling a rendition of the national anthem at the AFC championship game, Burger King testing home delivery in the Washington DC area, a Pennsylvania couple arrested for trying to torch a car with a flaming tampon, and Sesame Street (1969) planning to focus more of its teachings in the sciences and math. Chelsea's life with men is presented in the next installment of "Home with the Handlers". And Ross chats with guest Alexa Chung about her show 24 Hour Catwalk (2012), whether she feels pressure to always look perfect, her new longer hairstyle, and her single status.

In his opening monologue, guest host Ross Mathews talks about the Oscar nominations which were announced this morning. Ross and his round table panelists Joe Matarese, Fortune Feimster and Matt Braunger discuss the Oscar nominations, rumors that the Spice Girls are reuniting for the London Olympics, reports that Marc Anthony has covered up his "Jennifer" (Lopez) tattoo and replaced it with a Statue of Liberty tattoo, Eva Longoria covering up her "9" tattoo which was in honor of ex Tony Parker, and a report that states that gay people moving into a gay supportive neighborhood can raise property vales. The latest goings-on in Chelsea and Roy's home life is presented in the next installment of "Home with the Handlers". And Ross chats with guest Dot-Marie Jones about her show Glee (2009), a gift for Ross from a recent fishing trip, meeting each other for the first time at Golden Globe Awards, who she reminds Ross of, her promotion of a children's book called "Just Like You", and being a fifteen time World Arm Wrestling champion.

In her opening monologue, host Chelsea Handler talks about trying to find a father figure for her unruly staff. Chelsea and her round table panelists John Caparulo, Jen Kirkman and T.J. Miller discuss Kim Kardashian buying Ye a $750,000 Lamborghini for his birthday, skateboarder Shaun White dating model Bar Refaeli, an Oregon woman who won a court case against a man who gave her herpes through unprotected sex, Nicole Polizzi stating that she doesn't want to breastfeed her baby because of the discomfort, and a newly sober Mike 'The Situation' Sorrentino being harassed at clubs for not drinking. And Chelsea chats with guest Giovanni Ribisi about his new movie Ted (2012), why a clip from the movie isn't available, moving into a new house, and being the brother-in-law of Beck and performing on-stage with him.

In his opening monologue, guest host Ross Mathews talks about his dislike of confrontation and the way people nowadays get rid of friends. He and his round table panelists Chris Franjola, Sarah Colonna and Bill Bellamy discuss Spanish language television network Univision's decision to English language subtitle their serials, the reported medical benefits of magic mushrooms, a girl's 911 call to report her mother's loud lovemaking, and an amusement park's test ride of their new roller coaster where test dummies lost limbs. In "Home with the Handlers", Chelsea and Roy argue about how to use the television remote control and Chelsea's big dog doing the number two. And Ross chats with guest Lisa Vanderpump about The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills (2010), her restaurant, her new cookbook, her equally famous pet dog Giggy, and whether her booty is real or implant enhanced.