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Social media circles its wagons against a man on the wrong side of a breakup. A healthy lifestyle has unhealthy consequences for a couple's relationship. A frequent flyer takes a turbulent ride with a tyrannical flight attendant.

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Daughter Rockie Sapp enlists her mother Antoinette Valiente to teach her to make sloppy joe turnovers, skillet corn and banana nut bread.

Daughter Lori Beth Edgeman enlists her mother Caren to teach her to make teacakes, sausage, biscuits and gravy.

Culinary experts Harry Eastwood, Allison Fishman and Candice Kumai make a steak dinner, lasagna and vanilla cupcakes with half the calories.

Culinary experts Harry Eastwood, Allison Fishman and Candice Kumai create low-cal versions of chocolate chip muffins, Caesar salad, and spaghetti and meatballs so Katy can still have her favorites and lose weight.

Red chili-crusted salmon steaks, green onions, mango salsa, and tortilla soup. Equipment tip: squeeze bottles.

Make the perfect roast chicken with roasted shallots and portobellos. Don't know what to do with leftovers? Leftover roasted chicken salad. Tip of the day: carving and presentation.

Daughter Rockie Sapp enlists her mother Antoinette Valiente to teach her to make sloppy joe turnovers, skillet corn and banana nut bread.

Daughter Lori Beth Edgeman enlists her mother Caren to teach her to make teacakes, sausage, biscuits and gravy.

Culinary experts Harry Eastwood, Allison Fishman and Candice Kumai make a steak dinner, lasagna and vanilla cupcakes with half the calories.

Culinary experts Harry Eastwood, Allison Fishman and Candice Kumai create low-cal versions of chocolate chip muffins, Caesar salad, and spaghetti and meatballs so Katy can still have her favorites and lose weight.

Red chili-crusted salmon steaks, green onions, mango salsa, and tortilla soup. Equipment tip: squeeze bottles.

Make the perfect roast chicken with roasted shallots and portobellos. Don't know what to do with leftovers? Leftover roasted chicken salad. Tip of the day: carving and presentation.

Dressing up an ordinary terra-cotta container by soaking it in water, painting the exterior and rolling it in sand; creating a new look for your dresser with a fresh coat of paint; making sugar frosted grapes, pears and cranberries.

Taking a store bought or box cake and making it look like it has been in the hands of a pastry chef by dazzling it with light frosting and finish it off with fresh fruit and flowers; Walt Disney World gardeners create a perfect water garden; sprucing up some plain shelving by attaching some decorative molding and lining the backs with striped wallpaper to really make them pop.

Cooking pan fried steak; dress up a plain old glass table top by etching glass; creating a garden that attracts butterflies with the gardeners of Walt Disney World.

Making herb wreaths, using fresh herbs in small pots; hanging them in the living room; cooking roasted chicken with potatoes and veggies in one pan; tips on the perfect berry trees from the gardeners at Walt Disney World.

Whether it's a young wife who insists on keeping her pink canopy bed or a new husband that can't bear to part with his neon beer sign, moving in together can be a stressful endeavor for a newly married couple. LIFETIME'S new one-hour show, "Merge," hosted by Lisa Rinna ("Days of Our Lives," "Melrose Place," LIFETIME Television's "Sex, Lies and Obsession") helps newlyweds decide just how prized their favorite possessions really are. Just before the wedding, the couple is interviewed to discuss which items they can't live without and which items of their betrothed they can't live with. While the couple is on their honeymoon, the 'Merge' design team integrates their belongings and adds a few finishing touches. The result is a home filled with items they each hold dear. There's one catch though. Once the items are put in the 'no' pile, they are never to be seen again as they meet their doomed fate with THE SHREDDER.

A soldier surprises his son on his 13th birthday by posing as a percussionist with the University of Hawaii marching band, in front of 40,000 fans.

A deadly presence inhabits Mariel's home, threatening her very existence; Kevin nearly perishes in a deadly fire when his life is saved by someone from the other side; Curtis Armstrong's household is frequented upon by a ghost that visits his daughter at night.

A pregnant woman's perfect life is not all it appears to be and a dead father's secret life is haunting those he's left behind.

A woman's plan to make her timid boyfriend more assertive backfires in a blaze of glory. Overly affectionate siblings muddy the water for a couple of unsuspecting florists. A woman thinks she's dating a U.S. soldier, but when he starts behaving strangely, she wonders if he may have gone rogue.