Dr. Drew On Call

Teens are celebrating everything from prom to graduation ... and those parties usually involve alcohol. Many parents allow their kids to drink by providing alcohol to teens at semi-adult supervised house parties. But is that really a good solution? Dr. Drew addresses the issue on an upcoming show.

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Seven states in the U.S. South were hit hard this week by twisters and violent storms. It is being called the worst U.S. natural catastrophe since Hurricane Katrina in 2005. The death toll has now climbed to 310. Dr. Drew will talk with families devastated by the deadly tornadoes, and will help viewers and those directly affected by the storms cope with this tragedy.

Plus, we know everyone is talking about the wedding of the century. Dr. Drew will talk about why we are so fascinated with the royal wedding. Is it an escape? Is their love real? Will it last in the spotlight?

Dr. Drew talks to Mötley Crüe founding member, mega rock star Nikki Sixx on Thursday's show. Drew will be discussing his new book and album called “This Is Gonna Hurt: Music, Photography And Life Through The Distorted Lens Of Nikki Sixx", which takes us on a journey of beauty and how we as a society view it. Also, Drew is going to get to the truth about how Nikki overcame his very serious addiction to heroin.

Then, Dr. Drew sits down with author and award winning journalist Tracy Ross who has written a new book, “The Source of All Things,” chronicling the sexual abuse she suffered at the hands of her stepfather, Donnie Lee. Tracy opens up about her painful childhood and how she had the courage, years later, to confront Donnie and have him admit to the abuse. Donnie joins the conversation to explain why he felt compelled to expose his dark past and how it is now helping him repair his relationship with his stepdaughter.