Erika Alexander, Jacqueline Novak
Comedian Jacqueline Novak is joining Drew and Ross Mathews at the news desk to hit the headlines including the debate over whether hosting awards shows is a thankless job and the woman who went viral for using AI to make an ex jealous. "American Fiction" star Erika Alexander is telling Drew about working on her new film and her hometown honoring her with a street named after her. Plus, she's celebrating the 30th anniversary of "Living Single" and she's playing a special round of Final Five with questions from her co-star Queen Latifah.
Drew and Ross Mathews are at the news desk ready to serve the news sunny-side up! Pilar Valdes is sharing a pro tip in the kitchen after a visit to NYC restaurant One White Street.
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