DJ Jazzy Jeff hosts and DJs a very special celebration for Tamron's 50th birthday and is joined by special guests, including supermodel Naomi Campbell, Patti LaBelle, and many surprises;

Strip culture; Nicco Annan and Brandee Evans (Starz's P-Valley"); Jennifer Worley (book, "Neon Girls: A Stripper Education in Protest and Power"); a family who pole dance together;

Tyra Banks ("Dancing with the Stars"); actor Peter Facinelli ("The Vanished") tells of losing 30 pounds during the quarantine;

Un-masked anger: why the debate rages on about wearing masks; the protests, the violence, and the outrage around some people's refusal to wear masks;

Grammy-winning rapper Nelly on fatherhood, his performances on "Dancing with the Stars", and an exclusive announcement; a follow up conversation to Tamron's interview with Andrew Gillum;

An interview with the cast of Netflix's "Boys in the Band", who talk about the oppression and stigma that keep their characters in the closet; Barbie Ferreira (HBO's "Unpregnant"); the stigma of teen pregnancy;

NeNe Leakes ("The Real Housewives of Atlanta"); Leah Remini ("King of Queens" and "Scientology: Fair Game"); Carole Baskin ("Dancing with the Stars", "Tiger King", and "Big Cat Rescue");

Navigating the new rules of consent; saving receipts, consent contracts, and dating in the age of "me too"; a woman, whose husband had recorded his assault on her, discusses marital consent; Lindsay Ell performs;

DIY crafting trends; LaurDIY ("Craftopia"); HGTV's "Crafty Lumberjacks"; the founder of DIY fashion brand, Sew Squad";

Jeannie Mai ("Dancing with the Stars" and "The Real"); incredible stories of survival;

The cast of Amazon's "The Boys"; the cast of TLC's "I Love a Mama's Boy";

Designers showcase their talents; a designer embraces her Native American heritage; two Latina women disrupt sexy stereotypes; turning unused clothes into trendy masterpieces;

Personal finance expert Suze Orman on her emergency surgery to remove a rare tumor; inspirational stories of people who defied medical odds;

Actress/real estate agent Chrishell Stause discusses her show, Selling Sunset (2019), and being a Dancing with the Stars (2005) contestant; outrageous and innovative homes around the world;

Mitch Winehouse, father of Amy Winehouse, discusses her death, the signs he missed, and raising awareness of addiction; Derek Hough ("Dancing with the Stars"); life-altering chance encounters;

Sole survivors use their second chances to help others;

Unique, creative, and sometimes bizarre jobs that pay the bills;

From expert dating advice to creative ways to meet a mate, Tamron explores modern dating for singles of all ages;

India Oxenberg and her mother, Catherine Oxenberg;

Tamron celebrates Halloween with cast members from the new horror film, "Come Play"; Tam Fam costume winners; pumpkin carving, ghoulish treats, and some supreme surprises;

Amazing animals from CBS All Access' "That Animal Rescue Show"; a warrior fights to keep them from going extinct; Chimp Haven from Disney and Nat Geo's "Meet the Chimps;

A.J. McLean ("Dancing with the Stars"); Perez Hilton (book, "TMI: My Life in Scandal"); stories of people living with regret, over the things they did online;

Matthew McConaughey (memoir, "Greenlights"); Omari Hardwick and Loretta Devine ("Spell");

People and moments that captivate attention, and the stories that inspire, touch, and change lives;

Cedric the Entertainer (CBS' "The Neighborhood"); cooking with chef Jamie Oliver; actor/director Ravi Patel (HBO Max's "Ravi Patel's Pursuit of Happiness");

Actress Emma Corrin discusses her transformation into Princess Diana on the new season of "The Crown"; a woman, who was adopted, learns that she is actually a real-life princess;

Alfonso Ribeiro, DJ Jazzy Jeff, Joseph Marcell, and Karyn Parsons ("The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air" reunion special; choreographer/dancer JaQuel Knight; Boys World perform;

A candid conversation on today's woman, from motherhood to careers to image and identity; Iyanla Vanzant ("Iyanla, Fix My Life");

Men and weight; hip-hop legend Busta Rhymes; football player Patrick Devenny; actress Alyssa Milano;

Grammy winner Kelly Rowland ("Merry Liddle Christmas Wedding"); the cast of CBS' "The Unicorn"; the mom who started "The Hot Widows Club" to help others, after losing her husband;

Twins Nikki and Brie Bella on giving birth, 22 hours apart, and the new season of "Total Bellas", their hit TV show; Infinity Song perform;

Singer/poet/actress Jill Scott; actors James Roday Rodriguez and David Giuntoli ("A Million Little Things'); Benjamin Bradley ("Holiday Home Makeover with Mr. Christmas");

Talk show hostess Lilly Singh ("A Little Late with Lilly Singh"); women, careers, and friendships;

Rapper/actor/writer Common; people whose personal transformations inspired their brands, including Hint and Poo Pourri;

Clinton Kelly (HGTV's "Self Made Mansions"); social media star Galey Alix Gravenstein; an interior design project turns into a healing connection for two grieving moms;

Real conversations between teens and parents: an inside look at the issues affecting teenagers' lives; the cast of the series, "The Wilds", about a group of teenage girls fighting for survival on a deserted island;

Fashion designer Michelle Smith; the wealthy family starring in HBO Max's "House of Ho"; the Plath family and the new season of "Welcome to Plathville";

Actor Michael Rainey Jr ("Power Book II: Ghost"); the choir from Netflix's "Voices of Fire"); the cast of NBC's "Nurses";

Jonathan Scott and Drew Scott ("Property Brothers") discuss the second season of their home renovation series and their festive holiday traditions; people who made good on promises;

An interview with Facebook chief operating officer Sheryl Sandberg; her foundation's latest findings on how women in the workplace are being disproportionately impacted by the pandemic; Sheryl Sandberg's fiance, Tom Bernthal;

Tamron honors teachers who continue to go above and beyond, during the pandemic; Kristen Chenoweth and Ty Herndon perform a holiday duet;

Actors David Boreanaz, Max Theriot, Toni Trucks, and Tyler Grey ("SEAL Team"); Tamron honors military families; Sheryl Lee Ralph performs;

Carla Hall ("Top Chef"); Tamron surprises hospital heroes; JoJo performs;

Singer Fantasia and her husband, Kendall Taylor, share their love story; a big surprise for deserving families;

Actor Nnamdi Asomugha (Amazon Studio's Sylvie's Love (2020)); a tribute to essential workers; the cast of High School Musical: The Musical: The Series (2019) performs;

TV personality Ayesha Curry; professional basketball player Stephen Curry; Lady A perform;

Celebrating family traditions with a taste of the season as chefs, from across the country, make favorite holiday meals;

Singer LeAnn Rimes shares her journey to emotional and spiritual health and performs a song from her new album; dancer and choreographer Debbie Allen (Netflix's Dance Dreams: Hot Chocolate Nutcracker (2020));

An interview with rapper Busta Rhymes; inspiring stories of healthy transformations at any age;

Rachel Brosnahan and Marsha Stephanie Blake (Amazon Studios' "I'm Your Woman"); learning new skills in unconventional ways leads people to find their passions and purpose;

Reality-TV personality and entrepreneur Bethenny Frankel discusses her new podcast; creative business pivots; Joss Stone chats and performs;

Director Regina King and actor Kingsley Ben-Adir (film, "One Night in Miami"); Maureen McCormick and Dan Vickery (HGTV's "Frozen in Time"); Vanna White ("Celebrity Wheel of Fortune");

Chrissy Metz ("This Is Us"); Meagan Good, Tamara Bass, Mekia Cox, and Meagan Holder ("If Not Now, When?"); friends go on the road trip of a lifetime, after losing their jobs due to the pandemic;

New food trends: plant-based meals, non-dairy milks, immunity boosters, air fryers;

Ty Pennington (HGTV's "Ty Breaker"); Discovery+'s "Toddlers and Tiaras: Where Are They Now?" stars Alycesaudra and Giavanna and their mother on life, 10 years after the reality show first premiered.

Raising kids during COVID-19: from toddlers to teens, the effects of the pandemic on children;

Actors Yara Shahidi and Trevor Jackson (Grown-ish (2018)); Julia Quinn, the author who sparked the Bridgerton (2020) phenomenon; Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis discuss their new album and perform with Babyface;

JonBenet Ramsey's father and half-brother, John Ramsey and John Andrew Ramsey (Discovery documentary, JonBenet Ramsey: What Really Happened (2021)); people who really took a stand for what they believed was right, no matter of the consequences.

Matt James ("The Bachelor") discusses why he is under so much pressure and the hit show's new focus on race; people who have already been vaccinated share their journeys of hope, joy, and even guilt;

Hip hop artist Da Brat, girlfriend Jessica Dupart, and collaborator Jermaine Dupri; Kyra Sedgwick ("Call Your Mother");

Tika Sumpter, Mark-Paul Gosselaar, and Christina Anthony (Mixed-ish (2019)); Rachel Dolezal, the Black civil rights activist who was exposed as a white woman, and Leah Olson, who convinced people she was white, share their stories;

Getting crafty: hot DIY designers share their best ideas; Maurice "The Croquet Boss" Greene, a mixed martial arts UFC heavyweight fighter, known for his croquet skills;

Celebrating National Pizza Day with favorite pizza places from around the country; a 13-time world pizza champion's secret to serving up the perfect slice at home; the hottest kitchen gadgets every pizza chef needs;

Katie Thurston ("The Bachelorette"); singer Jazmine Sullivan; rooting for love; how people show their love; proving that love can go the distance through sacrifices and grand gestures;

"Sherry Pie," the controversial star of RuPaul's "Drag Race," talks about getting disqualified from the show after accusations that he catfished several men. Marine Corps Staff Sergeant David Bickel and wife Caila on David being catfished.

Page-turning books everyone is talking about. Plus, breakout author Chad Sanders on his powerful new book, "Black Magic."

Emmy-nominated actor Michael K. Williams (Body Brokers (2021)). Plus, quieting your inner critic: how to shut down the negative thoughts that are holding you back.

Pastry chef Zac Young, who originated the PieCaken; Christina Tosi of Milk Bar; Jocelyn Delk Adams of "Grandbaby Cakes", a cookbook and food blog inspired by her grandmother; self-taught baker Jyoti Nanra;

Actor Daniel Kaluuya ("Judas and the Black Messiah"); actress Camila Mendes ("Riverdale"); author and former reality star Lauren Conrad discusses her mission to create opportunity for women around the globe;

Fashion designer Norma Kamali (book, "I Am Invincible"); inspiring love stories include those of a woman who got her fairy tale ending at 60, and best friends who masterminded a real-life parent trap for their single parents;

Actor, singer, comic, and TV personality Wayne Brady discusses his latest game show, "Game of Talents"; the unique and hidden talents of the Tam Fam;

Supermodel Beverly Peele opens up about her accusations against fashion designer Peter Nygard; Nygard's son, Kai Zen Bickle, tells how he offered support to authorities and helped reported victims against his father;

Eddie Murphy and daughter Bella Murphy, actress Kiki Layne, and costume designer Ruth E. Carter ("Coming 2 America");

Stories of finding faith, questioning it, or leaving it behind; faith-based hip-hop recording artist, songwriter, music executive, actor, and entrepreneur Laecre on his new book, latest album, and struggle to reconcile religion with faith;

Social media icon and the first Black trans star to executive produce her own reality show, Ts Madison; "Pose" star-turned-tech CEO Angelica Ross; Chella Man, who documented his transgender transition online and went viral;

Kirk Franklin, Kierra Sheard, Kelonsta Gavin, and Keryn Hawthorne perform;

Jessica Simpson (memoir "Open Book"); increasing numbers of women, including moms, are using alcohol to cope, especially during the pandemic;

Actor Kenan Thompson ("Kenan"); author Terry McMillan; New York City Ballad principal dancer Lauren Lovette;

A judgment-free conversation about "mommy wine culture" and when it may go too far;

Tamron celebrates 300 episodes; compelling stories of the collective human experience, as told through clothing, from Netflix's docuseries, "Worn Stories"; VanJess performs;

Rebels and rule breakers with Tony Award winner Ali Stroker, who made history as the first actress in a wheelchair on Broadway; a special performance;

Actress Yvette Nicole Brown (Disney's Big Shot (2021)); people who are changing the face of modern families; a special birthday surprise from Elmo;

Actor/author Leslie Jordan (book, "How Y'all Doing?"); Vanessa Williams tells why she brought a powerhouse lineup of superstars together; Soul Children of Chicago perform;

Former Vogue editor-at-large Andre Leon Talley; unorthodox wellness trends for the body and mind, include bee venom therapy, hallucinogenic teas, sound healing therapy, and "tapping" for weight loss;

Toy company co-founders Doug and Melissa Bernstein speak candidly about her triumph over anxiety, depression, and despair to help others find inner peace; actress AnnaLynne McCord on her dissociative identity disorder diagnosis;

Actress Christian Serratos (Netflix's "Selena: the Series"); Tony Award winning Laura Benanti's "toast" to moms everywhere; the duo behind a heartwarming mother-son bucket list adventure;

An eye-opening conversation about the secret lives of teenagers, from hidden addictions to shocking alternative lifestyles; how parents can help keep them safe;

Making lives a little easier in the kitchen with simple sheet pan breakfast, lunch, dinner, and dessert recipes for the entire family;

Refreshing the diet, pantry and storage for a healthier, happier, more organized life; the launch of Tam Fam Deals, in which viewers get exclusive insider access to huge savings on premium finds;

An interview with Emmy-winning actor Billy Porter as his groundbreaking show, "Pose", comes to an end; Spring Refresh Week continues;

Ways to clear the clutter from one's mind and hit the restart button on life; an interview with authors Gabrielle Union and Dwyane Wade (children's book, "Shady Baby"); smash therapy;

Stories of gratitude; actress Constance Wu ("Solo"); the cast of "David Makes Man"; a serial criminal gives the gift of life to her arresting officer; the latest Tam Fam deals;

Lin-Manuel Miranda joins his "In the Heights" co-star Dascha Polanco and some of his film's breakout stars; Black Pumas perform "Colors";

Zooey Deschanel and Michael Bolton ("The Celebrity Dating Game"); Laila Ali and hip-hop artist Draze discuss supporting Black-owned businesses; Desus Nice and The Kid Mero, aka The Bodega Boys;

Tweet poster A'ziah King and actor Colman Domingo ("Zola"); Sarah Shahi, Mike Vogel, and Adam Demos (Netflix's "Sex/Life"); a mom who lost her sense of self in her marriage; a Tam Fam deal;

Actress, author, and entrepreneur La La Anthony; summer beach reads; author Laura Dave; the latest from author Jennifer Weiner;

Paris Hilton chats and whips up a glittery treat in the kitchen with Tamron; actress Rachael Harris (Netflix's "Lucifer"); a TamFam deal;

Actress and eco-enthusiast Maggie Q takes the guesswork out of "going green"; creative, inspired, and simple sustainable ideas that help protect the planet; the latest Tam Fam deals;

An interview with Lance Bass and husband Michael Turchin; Cecily Strong ("Saturday Night Live"); Marsai Martin ("black-ish") and Iain Armitage ("Young Shelton") together for "Paw Patrol: The Movie";