E! True Hollywood Story Season 9, Episode 39: Jack Nicholson

The Judds

Naomi, Wynonna and Ashley Judd are all-family. Naomi who is the mother of Wynonna and Ashley Judd. With Ashley becoming a Hollwood star. And Mother Naomi & Wynonna singing together.

Drew Barrymore

A chronicle of the turbulent life of the fourth generation of the Barrymore acting family, from her beginnings as a child star to her battle with drugs and her mid-90's comeback.

Elizabeth Hurley

Elizabeth Hurley was born in England. She went out with Hugh Grant. And now recently became a mother.

Heather Locklear

Heather Locklear starred on many hit tv shows like Dynasty, TJ Hooker, Melrose Place, and Spin City. She was married to Tommy Lee for a short time. And now she is married to Richie Sambora.

Meg Ryan

This story talks about Megs stalker. And her breakout role in When Harry Met Sally.

Young Divas

Struggles of young pop divas.

Chippendales

Gymnasts: Little Girls, Big Dreams

Curse of The Exorcist

Mel Gibson

Beauty Pagents

Kathie Lee Gifford

Tammy Faye

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Melanie Griffith

Oprah Winfrey

Jennifer Lopez

Scream Queens

The Apprentice

Geraldo Rivera

Montel Williams

Young Royals

Bad Girls of Reality TV

Lionel & Nicole Richie

Survivor

An updated E! True Hollywood Story episode on ""Survivor"" featuring castaways from newer seasons.

Billionaire Brotherhood

Mary Kay Letourneau

Jack Nicholson

Wheel of Fortune

Rock Star Kids

Sylvester Stallone

Full House

The actors of the series ""Full House"" look back on the success of the show and it's stars.

Janice Dickinson

THS Investigates: Love Behind Bars

This documentary explores the love lives of convicted serial killers. It also takes an in depth look at the website WriteAPrisoner.com and interviews some of the inmates and free world citizens who use it as a love connection.

I Love Lucy

Behind the scenes of the classic TV series starring Lucille Ball.

Mary Tyler Moore Show

Dolly Parton

More than two decades before Shania Twain riled up Nashville with her belly-baring outfits, a cleavage-happy bottle blonde named Dolly Parton was rewriting the rules for country singers, using her Tennessee mountain roots to inspire ballads of love and endurance while wowing the cowpokes with her skin-tight outfits and sky-high stilettos. But the climb to country queendom wasn't easy: Parton faced far more than boob jokes as she rose from variety-show eye candy to music legend. Before the new millennium would dawn, Parton would have to conquer extreme poverty, depression, legal attacks, tabloid smears and plenty of other very public trials. Dolly Parton has proven herself to be much more than just a country bumpkin gone good: A bona fide movie star, fashion icon and business powerhouse, this barely five-feet-two-inch hurricane is an all-out survivor.

Murder and the Media Machine

The Hilton Sisters