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In tonight's episode, on average, groceries are our third biggest monthly expense. We have some tips on how to save big during your next trip to the supermarket. A manhunt is now underway in Nigeria for the man kidnapping students and selling them into slavery. And we take you behind the scenes of Bollywood's biggest night, an event whose grandeur trumps the Oscars.
In tonight's episode, in an era where your online reputation can impact your personal life and career, a website that lets people expose "home-wreckers" is raising questions about fairness and privacy. After a shocking accident at a circus performance in Rhode Island sent 9 people to the hospital, many are wondering if entertainers are going too far to please jaded audiences. And social media is drawing attention to the abduction of nearly 300 Nigerian school girls.
In tonight’s episode of the Nightline podcast, an exclusive ABC News interview with the woman at the center of the Donald Sterling controversy. V. Stiviano spoke with ABC’s Barbara Walters about why she believes Sterling isn’t a racist. Comedian Louie CK discusses parenting and adulthood with ABC’s Diane Sawyer. And, unlikely animal pairings, viral videos that show a different side of the animal kingdom.
In tonight’s episode of the Nightline podcast, ABC’s Byron Pitts follows a group of people as they embark on a journey to face their biggest fear, flying. A “Plane Whisperer” provides them with some tips and tricks to help ease their anxiety. Another ex-mistress in Donald Sterling’s life provides an inside look at the mind of the now-notorious LA Clippers owner. And, Prince Harry is single and ready to mingle, after splitting with his girlfriend.
In tonight's episode, now that Donald Sterling has been banned from the NBA, attention is turning to his wife who also may have made racist statements. In "Million Dollar Arm" Jon Hamm plays a real-life baseball agent looking for raw talent from a country where almost no-one plays the sport. And ABC's Amy Robach sat down with the author of "Gone Girl" and gets an inside look at the making of its film adaptation.
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