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"Amy and T.J." is hosted by renowned television news anchors Amy Robach and T. J. Holmes.

Hosts and executive producers Robach and Holmes are a formidable broadcasting team with decades of experience delivering headline news and captivating viewers nationwide. Now, the duo will get behind the microphone to explore meaningful conversations about current events, pop culture and everything in between. Nothing is off limits. “Amy and T.J.” is guaranteed to be informative, entertaining and above all, authentic. It marks the first time Robach and Holmes speak publicly since their own names became a part of the headlines. 

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The reality wives are going through it! 
 
From divorce to custody issues to an ex-husband publicly blasting alleged threesomes, Cheryl Burke and Joan Vassos break it all down!
 
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More Bad News For Taylor Frankie Paul, And a RHOSLC Reveals The Breaking Point That Made Her Want A Divorce

A doctor who studies gut feelings for a living wrote a fascinating article in the Washington Post this month. We learn about the science behind a gut feeling and when and how to know whether to trust it. Researchers found that people who make quick judgements based on gut feelings alone, only get it right around 54% of the time. Instead, scientists say you should treat gut feelings as stop signs, a moment to assess what you’re feeling and why before making a rash decision. They even suggest doing two specific exercises to interrupt the hormonal surge that happens when a “gut feeling” takes over your body.

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Can You Really Trust Your Gut? One Doctor Says No, Unless You Do This First!

This is a list that will have many of you questioning how much you share with others, who you share that information with, and why you’re sharing it in the first place. Oversharing is a common trait in many of us, but sharing itself isn’t the problem, it’s when you’re sharing to get affirmation that’s at issue. Emotionally secure people don’t need their life to be witnessed in order to feel seen, and they don’t need others to confirm what they already know about themselves. We’ll go over the 8 things emotionally secure people keep to themselves, and how they choose to share their stories in a more meaningful way. 

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The 8 Things Emotionally Secure People Never Share About Themselves

‘Stranger Things’ Actress Millie Bobbie Brown got married at 20, adopted her first child at 21 and has now adopted her second at the age of 22 alongside her husband, 24-year-old Jake Bongiovi. In the couple’s latest Instagram post, they confirmed they adopted a baby boy, Brown captioning the post with “Hi little guy!” showing Bongiovi and her holding hands with him. Brown is among a smaller fraction of women her age having babies these days, let alone adopting them. Just 3% of adoptive mothers are between the ages of 18 and 29, Brown saying that one day she hopes a pregnancy is in her future as well.

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At Just 22, Millie Bobbie Brown Welcomes SECOND Child With Hubby Jake Bongiovi

HYROX world champion, a 22-year-old from Australia, Joanna Wietrzyk has forfeited her first place finish at a race in Beijing and apologized to China as well as her fellow competitors. Wietrzyk has been facing significant backlash, even death threats, because she chose to continue competing after defecating on herself in the middle of the race. Race organizers have changed the rules because of the incident, admitting they made a mistake by letting her compete for another 30 minutes while putting other athletes at risk.

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Female Athlete Apologizes and Forfeits Victory For Sh*tting Her Pants During Competition

The lone holdout juror in the Lindsay Clancy triple murder trial has identified himself and is defending his decision. 48-year-old Michael P. Desronvil spoke through his attorney, saying he never had any doubts. Desronvil says he is a devout Catholic and President Trump supporter who understood the law, and believed the evidence and witness testimony pointed to Clancy’s guilt. 

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Clancy Holdout Juror Comes Forward; He’s Black, Catholic, and “Didn’t Have Any Doubts”

More shocking excerpts have been released from “Sean Song: Diana, My Sister.” The brother of Princess Dianna, Charles Spencer, provided new context and attributed more cold and hurtful quotes to then Prince Charles. Spencer describes some in the Palace as “relieved” upon hearing the news of Diana’s death.

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Another Bombshell From Princess Di’s Brother: King Charles “Giddily Elated” After Diana’s Death

An illegal parking violation in Philadelphia has led to a house of horrors, as investigators recover more than a million digital images of dozens of women. Although no bodies have been found at the home of 44-year-old Eugene Horsch that was previously shared with his late, pornographic filmmaker father Raymond, some of those images depict “lifeless” women and in one case shows what appears to be a woman being strangled. Among the mountain of evidence removed from the house, 5 urns with remains inside and dozens of barrels in the basement containing an unknown liquid.

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7 Missing Women Tied To Possible Father-Son Serial Killer Duo

Robach and Holmes cover the latest news headlines and entertainment updates and give perspective on current events in their daily “Morning Run.”

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(Friday) Morning Run: Philly House of Horrors, More From Di’s Bro, Runner Poops and Forfeits, Ms Rachel Matches Macklemore, & MORE!

49-year-old Jeffery Lee is set to become Alabama’s second execution of the year at 6 pm ET. Lee was scheduled to die back in June via nitrogen gas for the double murder of a pawn shop owner and his employee. Lee also shot and thought he killed a second employee who played dead, but was able to call 9-1-1 and identify Lee. Lee was only sentenced to death after a judge overruled a jury of his peers who voted 7 to 5 for life in prison. A 2017 law in Alabama no longer allows judges to overrule a jury’s ruling, but it’s not retroactive, and does nothing to spare Lee from dying by lethal injection this evening.

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Alabama Executing Inmate Convicted Of A 1998 Double Murder, Who A Jury Voted to Spare

What’s in a name? Apparently everything to President Trump, who has been changing the names of buildings, mountains and bodies of water. His latest executive order has renamed Lake Ontario to Lake America and one mapping company has refused to follow suit. Mapquest did not follow Google and Apple Maps, and instead tweeted that it would not change the name. That has led to hundreds of thousands of downloads and renewed interest in the 3 decades old company.

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“We’re Not Changing It”: Mapquest Hits Number1 On Apple Store App For First Time In 30 Years

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