Dr. Drew On Call

Did you know that Dr. Drew is a trained opera singer? That’s right, not an opera fan, but an opera singer!

He’s a baritone and took voice lessons for many years. Drew said, at times, he would drift away from his science training in college and truly thought he was going to be an opera singer.

Dr. Drew’s family comments on Dr. Drew’s heavy use of the internet during his HLN special that airs on Sunday.

“I think he uses the internet, like Facebook and stuff, more than the three of us combined,” his daughter Paulina said.

In this exclusive HLN interview, Adam Corolla discusses the camaraderie he had with Dr. Drew while working on “Loveline.”

Carolla said that Drew had a genuine commitment to the program.

Dr. Drew had been criticized recently for diagnosing people he has watched on TV.

In tonight's show, he'll address that very issue.

“Envy is the most destructive of human emotions,” Dr. Drew says during his upcoming HLN special. “We are enjoying and getting gratified by looking at someone else's demise. That is not so pretty.”

“Isn't that what ‘Celebrity Rehab’ is?” Robin Meade asks.

As Robin Meade was looking at some pictures from Dr. Drew's past, she asked him: “What misconceptions about medicine or career did that guy have?”

“The biggest misconception I had, was that I could be ever-present and continuously perfect as a physician for anybody at all times no matter what,” Dr. Drew replied.

We all can be consumed by celebrity behavior almost every day of our lives.

Sometimes though, young people will model some of the stars’ narcissistic behavior.

Dr. Drew sat down with Morning Express’ Robin Meade for an upcoming special on HLN.

The two played a little game of “true or false.”