Weekend Express with Natasha Curry

Summertime is the season where many people say I do, but do you know what to get the couple starting their way toward wedded bliss? HLN's Natasha Curry talks with lifestyle blogger Ashley Hesseltine to get some ideas.

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Over the past few weeks, Weekend Express has been taking a closer look at a hot gift-giving trend: subscription boxes! Whether you're on the hunt for the perfect gift for your pups, kids or even a sweet surprise for yourself, we've learned there's something for everyone.

To wrap up our boxes of fun, we're looking at yummy treats and goodies for your home that you won't find in a big retailer.

From Twitter rants to her bizarre behavior around New York, former teen starlet Amanda Bynes has been making headlines. The change in her personality has everyone from Courtney Love to Dr. Drew weighing in on what to do next. Should her parents take legal control of the 27-year-old's life? Is her behavior indicative of a mental illness? Will Bynes be able to make a comeback like Britney Spears?

Showbiz Tonight's A.J. Hammer sat down with Dr. Drew to talk about the former Nickelodeon star, her mood disturbances and how to get her on the right path. Dr. Drew also takes a closer look at the similarities Bynes shares with pop star Britney Spears and what it took to get Spears back on track.

Whether you've only watching five minutes or countless episodes of "Judge Mathis," one thing is certainly unforgettable: His no-nonsense approach to justice. What many viewers don't know is the esteemed judge's story behind the tough love persona -- Mathis' own bout with the legal system on the other side of the gavel. As a teenager, the retired Michigan judge spent time in jail himself.

As a part of HLN's America Behind Bars series, Natasha Curry sat down with Greg Mathis to hear his inspirational story and the many hurdles he faced to earn his spot on the other side of the courtroom.

Once upon a time, retired folk used to spend their savings on zippy new sports cars or the boat they've always wanted. These days, a third of senior citizens are using credit cards for living expenses. In 2010, a study found many older Americans have an average of $50,000 in debt! How do you dig your way out of debt later in life?

Certified financial expert Karen Lee offers up tips on how to get out of debt:

• Consider debt consolidation: if you have credit card debt, consider this option. Lee says this is a service that can bundle all your consumer debt and help consolidate the payments.
• Refinance your mortgage: If you're retired and you have a longstanding mortgage that you haven't re-financed, a refinance (even for the same length of time) may lower your payment.
• Downsize! Sell or get into a smaller home if possible. If you're behind on payments, consider renting out a room for some extra monthly income.
• Talk to your adult children about the financial situation, they might be able to help relieve some of the pressure or stress.
• Do your research before considering a reverse mortgage. Read the fine print and get legal advice before committing!
• Plan for your retirement ahead of time and cut excess spending. Lee advises to convert to a 15-year mortgage, invest heavily in your 401K and stop supporting adult children!

Imagine losing a loved one to a violent crime, then watching people rush to buy the killer's personal effects or even mementos from the crime scene. Murderabilia has a profitable market that has made millions off mundane items like dirt from the Cleveland strangler's home or even a half-eaten bag of Reese's Pieces from Charles Manson. Is making money off murder legal?

Although 'Son of Sam' laws often prevent killers from profiting off their crimes in books and movies, victim rights' advocate Andy Kahan explains that there's a new genre "in which sellers procure items from high-profile killers." Natasha Curry spoke with Kahan about the most bizarre items he's seen for sale and what Jodi Arias' artwork could mean for the future of murderabilia.

Are all the movie trailers luring towards a trip to the silver screen? 'Tis the season of the summer blockbusters! Mr. Moviefone aka Russ Leatherman scopes out two films hitting theaters this weekend, "After Earth" and "Now You See Me."

So,  how do the movies stack up against summer hits like "Star Trek" and "Great Gatsby?" Natasha Curry talks with Mr. Moviefone to find out!