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A woman says that in her youth, she had a perfect face and a perfect body. Now that she’s 60, she says she feels invisible and overlooked, and that hurts her feelings.

Parents of young children know all about kids finding every excuse in the book to avoid going to sleep. Pediatrician, sleep expert, and Hello Bello Ambassador Dr. Angela Holiday-Bell has some tips to help parents end the bedtime blues.

The prominent South Carolina Murdaugh family is linked to three suspicious deaths, including that of their housekeeper Gloria Satterfield. Hear the 911 call placed when she was injured and what experts say about the circumstances surrounding her death.

The double murder trial against Alex Murdaugh is about to begin. What will his defense be? And what is one thing they need to focus on? Dr. Phil and his panel of experts weigh in.

The Murdaugh family is one of the most prominent families in South Carolina and has served in powerful legal positions for nearly 100 years. Rumors have swirled that Alex Murdaugh and his family could get away with anything.

Alex Murdaugh, a prominent attorney in South Carolina, attempted to stage his own death after being tied to three other deaths and a suspect in the deaths of his wife and son. Hear the 911 call from the scene and why experts question the circumstances.

Sherri Papini faked her own kidnapping in 2016 with the help of a former boyfriend, who later admitted to investigators that the abduction was a hoax.

Sherri Papini disappeared on November 2, 2016, reportedly while out jogging about a mile from her home in Redding, California. She reappeared three weeks later. But not everything about Sherri’s purported abduction was as it seemed.

After years of looking into her alleged kidnapping in 2016, authorities say they determined that Redding, California mother of two Sherri Papini faked the abduction and manufactured her injuries with the help of an unwitting ex-boyfriend.

Imran Ahmed, Founder and CEO of the Center for Countering Digital Hate, joins Dr. Phil on his “Phil in the Blanks” podcast to discuss psychological malignancies on social media – and how to protect our children against them.