Dr. Drew

Model, actress and new star of “Chicago” Christie Brinkley took a moment last night to ask HLN’s Dr. Drew a question pertaining to muscle strain

“Dancers are always straining muscles and all of that,” she said. “What should we put on first, ice or heat?”

Was a data entry employee really fired from a lingerie boutique for appearing too racy at work?

Lauren Odes and her famous lawyer Gloria Allred claim her employers at Native Intimates in Manhattan had fired her because of her sexy appearance, suggesting that she tape her breasts down and wear a red bathrobe over her clothing.

A mother in Atlanta says she recently found her daughter posting alcohol-related photos on a social networking site.

As a form of punishment, ReShonda Tate Billingsley posted another photo of her 12-year-old that shows her holding a hand-written sign that reads, "Since I want to post photos of me holding liquor I am obviously not ready for social media and will be taking a hiatus until I learn what I should + should not post. BYE-BYE"

HLN's Dr. Drew continued his conversation about why men cheat with Nevada’s Moonlite Bunny Ranch prostitute Brooke Taylor Wednesday night.

She believes men cheat because they want intimacy that they're not getting at home. Half of her clients are married, she says… and she claims that the services she provides relieves tension, which in turn, helps marriages.

Why do men often times want someone else for sex? 

That was the main topic of conversation on HLN’s Dr. Drew Wednesday night.

The United States Preventive Services Task Force is recommending against routine PSA prostate cancer-screening exams for men of any age.

They say the PSA exam and additional treatments that may follow, such as radiation and surgery, result in more harm than benefit.

Stories have been swirling in the media recently about flesh-eating bacteria.

But HLN’s Dr. Drew said Tuesday night that it shouldn't "freak out" people.

"Dancing With the Stars" champion J.R. Martinez became a father this month as his girlfriend Diana Gonzalez-Jones gave birth to Lauryn Annabelle.

On Tuesday night, he asked HLN’s Dr. Drew for his best pieces of advice.

Last Saturday marked the third annual “Take Our Children to the Park …And Leave Them There” Day (in case you missed it).

It was started by Lenore Skenazy, the author of “Free-Range Kids”. She wanted to see parks filled once again with children at play, unsupervised for a time, in hopes that parents would overcome societal fears and kids would be able to get a better sense of independence and childhood fun.

What's wrong with dropping your little ones off at the park, left alone to play, and fend for themselves? That's what Lenore Skenazy wants to know. She says we are in "the grip of predator panic". And that swooping in to help children day and night isn't doing them any favors. She's Dr. Drew's guest tonight. What do you think? Ask her or Dr. Drew a question: 1-855-DrDrew5.

Plus, the flesh-eating bacteria scare. Are you vulnerable to attack? 1-855-DrDrew5.