Julia Fox, Eitan Bernath
Julia Fox sits down for a candid conversation with Drew opening up about her new memoir "Down The Drain," dating, motherhood, fame, her bold fashion choices and more.
Drew-crew member and foodie expert Eitan Bernath is joining Drew and Ross Mathews at the Drew's news desk to cover topics like whether you need to RSVP for dinner and the trend of "chaos cooking" that helps eliminate food waste. Plus, Eitan is visiting a local New York City restaurant that recently went viral for their unique breakfast sandwich. In a new Drew-Love segment, Drew is chatting with a couple getting married 64 years after they first met.
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