This week features a one-on-one interview with Dr. Casey Means, co-founder of Levels metabolic health company and co-author of the #1 New York Times bestselling book "Good Energy: The Surprising Connection Between Metabolism and Limitless Health." This week's panel discussion includes Chris Cuomo, award-winning broadcast journalist and host of the podcasts "CUOMO" and "The Chris Cuomo Project"; and Mary Katharine Ham, Fox News contributor and host of the podcast "Getting Hammered."

Donald Trump picks loyalists for his cabinet. Also, social media and podcasts have siloed how Americans consume news. Plus, The New York Times reports the Russian government is targeting "child-free lifestyles." The Onion wins the auction to take control of Alex Jones' Infowars assets. And Democrats make history in the House despite losing control. Timothy Snyder, Will Bunch, Tom Nichols, Gary Shteyngart, Christopher Mattei, Rep.-elect Kelly Morrison, and Rep.-elect Janelle Bynum join Ali Velshi.

A former ballerina falls in love with a man 30-years her senior, but their love story quickly spirals out of control after accusations of abuse. Did she shoot her husband in self-defense or was it murder?  Dubbed the ‘Black Swan' case, the ensuing investigation and dramatic trial sparked protests and received national attention.

INTERVIEWS WITH: Lt. Daniel Dickerman, Detective Justin Warren, Dr. Barbara Russell, Stephanie Murphy, Neil Taylor, Suzanne O'Donnell.

On Jenada Isle, an out-of-control population of abandoned bunnies and the ensuing onslaught of rogue rabbit rescuers wreak havoc on an otherwise quiet community – leading to mounting ethical concerns amid the chaos.

Nyman Diving celebrates a major investment, while Fredrik goes behind Christian's back. Toril continues the party.

Renowned landscape architect and tv Personality Dave Franklin, tours the country showing off the best in pool design and construction Australia has to offer.

It's 1990. Poll tax rioters are setting the nation's capital ablaze, and prime minister Margaret Thatcher is being ousted by her own MPs. But a welcome distraction comes in the twinkly eyed form of a pop phenomenon which will define the decade: the boyband.

Taking a cue from the all-singing, all-dancing American pop act New Kids on the Block, the UK's Take That and East 17 would dance and shimmy their way through the British pop charts in the first half of the decade, clearing the way for a long conga line of other handsome, crooning hunks.

Tony Blair is heading for a landslide at his first general election, signalling the start of a new political era. For the nation's boybands, change is also in the air. With the implosion of pioneers Take That, their rivals East 17 see the way clear to clean up in the charts.

But after a notorious radio interview in which frontman Brian Harvey confesses to taking 12 ecstasy pills in one night, the band Five, capitalising on the new 'lad culture' of the time, are rapidly ctapulted into an unknown world of fame and idolatry.

It's the summer of 2001, and for several of Britain's biggest boybands, life in the limelight is coming to an end. Despite almost 20 million albums sold between them, East 17 and Take That have called time on their pop dreams. Five-piece Damage has hit a glass ceiling. Tweenager heartthrobs 911 have burned out, and bad boys Five are hanging by a thread.

Waiting in the wings are four-piece Blue and Irish balladeers Westlife, whose stars begin to rise just as those of their forebears fade. The bigger threat to the boy bands, however, is the new era of reality TV: Pop Idol, Popstars and The X Factor.

This week on Getaway a guide to Portugal's vibrant capital of Lisbon, plus cruising the Whitsundays and a foodie's guide to Singapore.

The Mixmups mix up an adventure to see who is best at hiding.

As rumors of Jinx's return swirl, Ambessa pursues her target with renewed enthusiasm. Jinx and Sevika go undercover and into the belly of the beast.

Vi awakens to surprising news. An unsettling reunion isn't what it seems. Caitlyn uncovers the origins of Shimmer.

Healing comes from a familiar face — in an unfamiliar place. A stunning betrayal threatens to change countless lives.

Live from Arena Ciudad de México at 20:00 ET.

Jeong-nyeon returns to a troupe in disarray. So-bok collapses and Joo-ran makes an announcement.

Cogburn takes the Greens' Thanksgiving ham.

Bill gets price gauged on bills.

College GameDay Built by The Home Depot travels to Athens, Georgia for a Week 12 clash between No. 3 Georgia and No. 7 Tennessee. GameDay will be live from Myers Quad.  

The Week 12 trip marks College GameDay's 10th all-time visit to Athens. Overall, it is slated to be the Bulldogs' 38th appearance on the show, the sixth most of any team.

Michael Smerconish tackles weekly American political and news stories from one perspective...his.