Drew is hitting the headlines with Ross and Sunny Anderson. Pilar Valdes is taking fancy meals and making them easier!

Jessica Chastain tells Drew about her new show "The Savant" and dishes on some of her iconic movie roles in a round of behind-the-scenes.

Taylor is upset how quickly Ridge married Brooke.

Ludo makes a mysterious phone call. What is he up to? Valentijn catches Henriëtte with Richard. He suspects Richard of trying to get hold of the Auction House through her. Bing and Nina each come up with their own plan to get Nola to go back to school. Valentijn takes a seat in the Auction House and tries to figure out the code to the safe.

Nicole debates her treatment of Ted while he deals with an unwelcome reality check; Tyrell and Samantha clash, which leaves Martin and Smitty to deal with the fallout; Leslie one-ups the Duprees; Naomi and Jacob help a friend.

Nina snaps; Molly confides in Elizabeth; Kristina encourages Cody; Lucas opens up to Ava; Emma and Gio get distressing news.

The bakers are hoping for a Hollywood handshake this week as they tackle bread, the steely-eyed judge's speciality. They begin by putting their stamp on a pull-apart monkey bread in the signature challenge, before being asked to make a sticky, messy, fast food technical. For the showstopper, they serve up sweet bread in tiers. Sadly, for one baker, this will be their last day in the tent. Who will be dusting themselves off and hanging up their apron?

Stacey and Joe trade school runs for ski runs in a snowy family adventure, but Joe's big romantic surprise quickly melts into laughter when it goes wrong.

Peter Wright performs emergency surgery on a greedy spaniel with a history of eating clothes, and Shona Searson rushes out in the night to save a cow who's having serious problems after giving birth. A newborn lamb with eye trouble needs Rohin Aojula's help. Also, Matt Smith and Julian Norton head to the coast to operate on a zoo's miniature donkey.

Detectives search for the person who holds the clue that will finally blow the case wide open.

It's the grand finale, and the three finalists are ready to compete for the coveted title of Britain's best amateur sewer.

The judges, Patrick Grant and Esme Young, set three tough challenges to test their skills for one final time.

First up, the sewers are tasked with creating the deceptively complex bias cut slip dress. Precision is key - one mistake in fabric cutting could cost them the chance to continue.

Next, it's time for the Transformation Challenge, where the sewers must demonstrate their creativity by making garments using sheer fabric.

Finally, the sewers tackle the masterful art of trompe l'oeil, creating illusions with fabric to fit their chosen friend or family member. This technique, often seen on the runway, tricks the eye into seeing something unexpected.

Three finalists, three challenges, but only one winner will be crowned the tenth champion of The Great British Sewing Bee.

A forehead lump isn't what it seems for Dr Magnus, and Dr Emma assists - or rather de-cysts - an 80-year-old patient wanting to look her best for her grandson's wedding. Shane needs Dr Adil's help to get him ready for dating, and Dr Dev treats a Napoleonic battle reenactor. Also, Memphis walks in with a giant keloid for Dr Natalia.

Ant takes a gamble on a mysterious Mark1 Capri. And Ant's girlfriend Renee Zellweger surprises him with a cool addition for the home.

Siobhán has a chilling revelation for the faithfuls at breakfast. Emotions run high as the faithfuls desperately try to find another traitor. 

Police divers training in Loch Lomond, Scotland, discover human body parts.

President Trump has filed a lawsuit against The New York Times for articles and a book that he says was unfairly negative. Trump claims there were "deliberate falsehoods" against him. Plus, the federal government is waging an unusual, aggressive, and possibly illegal effort to crack down on free speech and its perceived opponents. MSNBC's Ari Melber reports and is joined by veteran editor of The Washington Post Marty Baron.

Prosecutors said the suspect in the killing of conservative activist Charlie Kirk will face multiple charges including aggravated murder and they will seek the death penalty. Prosecutors also revealed new details about the hours before his arrest and chilling text messages with his roommate. NBC News' Morgan Chesky reports. FBI Director Kash Patel faced tough questions from Democrats over his actions during the investigation into Charlie Kirk's killing. He also revealed new details about the DOJ's Jeffrey Epstein files. NBC News' Ryan Nobles reports. Thousands of Palestinians fled from Gaza City after Israel launched a ground offensive. It comes as a new report today from an independent United Nations commission concluded Israel is committing genocide. NBC News' Matt Bradley reports. In an update first reported by NBC News, just weeks after Erik and Lyle Menendez were denied parole, a judge in LA has rejected their request for a new trial. The judge ruled that the two pieces of evidence their legal team submitted to back up their claims of sexual abuse by their father were not strong enough to change a jury's outcome. NBC News' Liz Kreutz has the story. NBC News spoke with multiple Tesla owners who say when they had full self-driving engaged, their vehicles failed to stop upon approaching railroad crossings. NBC News' Tom Costello traveled to Texas to talk with one Tesla owner who says it happened to him twice only to have it happen again while our cameras were rolling. Tesla says they should not rely solely on auto-driving software. In Florida, officials say two people were injured after their car was hit by another vehicle. The impact of the crash forced their car into an embankment where it became fully submerged. Two deputies with the Martin County Sheriff's Office responded to the incident and saved both people trapped inside. NBC News' Marissa Parra has the story. The world is remembering Robert Redford, Hollywood's leading leading man who passed away at the age of 89. NBC News' Joe Fryer takes a look at Redford's most iconic roles. 

An escape plan is hatched leading to a breaking of factions, betrayals, and a shocking confrontation.

"Dancing with the Stars" welcomes fourteen new celebrities to the floor on its 20th anniversary.

This is one of the most popular tourist destinations in the nation, the subject of endless magazine listicles and breathless influencer reels. Is it possible to sidestep the algorithms and really see and hear and taste Charleston? In the process can we learn something about the past and present South? Those are the questions the crew asked. Answers came in conversations with, among others, architect Reggie Gibson, observer of alleyways and courtyards; Jaime Tinoco and Pamela Sierra of Kooben Cafe Mexicano, the vibrant new brunch restaurant near the airport; Bethany and Dano Heinze of Vern's, a neighbourhood restaurant that out-punches its weight; and the daughters of the Albertha Grant, who serve red rice and okra soup at Bertha's, the Gullah-soul mainstay named for their late mother.

Twelve acts compete live at the Pasadena Civic Auditorium for a chance to compete in the Finals.

Legendary chef Jet Tila is in Bobby Flay's club, and he's ready to be "not so friendly" to his friends, the Titans. Will this Emmy-nominated, James Beard-nominated and Guinness World Record-holding chef add Triple Threat Champion to his list of accolades? Global chef Lorena Garcia will be the judge of that.

The Frosts wonder if Scrappy's trip will land them in a tropical paradise or a cold front; Yandy and Mendeecees start to realize their relationship may be dead in the water; Sierra's brother-in-law reveals Salma's commitment.

Contestants who were eliminated on a past episode get another shot at a massive cash prize; contestants include a member of a traveling dance troop, a man who runs a YouTube channel about growing bananas, and a former doorman.