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In tonight’s episode of Nightline, a company called “Rent-A-Gent” offers customers the chance to rent men for an hourly rate. Actor Michael Jace appeared on screen as a cop in “The Shield” but now he’s being accused of the grisly murder of his wife at his home. And, we have a behind the scenes look at the “Dancing With The Stars” season finale.
In tonight episode of the Nightline podcast, some college students go great lengths to stay out of student loan debt. Meet some women and men that are pursuing a side gig outside of classes that involves taking their clothes off. It’s the diet fad that became a multi-billion dollar industry, but is eating gluten free products good for you? And ABC’s David Wright gets an inside look at the Michael Jackson hologram that rocked the Billboard Music Awards.
In tonight’s episode, how effective is the controversial 30-day diet? ABC’s Juju Chang has the answer. Fans of the diet say it works but only if you are willing to say a lot of no’s. It’s a totally mind altering experience that has fans heading to isolation tanks. A new trend claims it can help ease your physical and mental problems with just a little bit of water and salt. And, a look into the life of Barbara Walters.
In tonight's episode, in our weight-obsessed culture people will go to extreme lengths to be slim. We bring you the stories of two women who are traveling to Mexico for a new and controversial procedure. The new X-Men movie is one of many summer blockbusters but it stands out for its all-star cast. ABC's Juju Chang sits down with Patrick Stewart to discuss the appeal of comic book movies and his friendship with his co-star, Ian McKellen. And we look back at the career of Barbara Walters.
In tonight's episode, after a fatal accident involving a church van in Florida, a massive investigation is underway to find how defective tires end up on the road. We explore the deep dark waters of the Caribbean to better understand earthquakes and tsunamis. And the 9/11 museum is faced with the daunting task of memorializing a national tragedy.
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