Political commentator and comedian Bill Maher sits down with CNN’s Jake Tapper in an exclusive one-on-one interview to discuss topics including the debate around transgender issues, his 2024 presidential predicton, the evolving idea of “wokeness” and more.

Trump takes his penmanship to a whole new level. A close call with a massive crumbling cliff. Oh, and these owls don’t give a hoot. These are the videos you must see this week:

An elusive creature lurks in the night. Michelle Obama’s mom texts the darndest things. And a sweet, warm serenade to melt your heart. These are the videos you don’t want to miss this week.

Fox News books the wrong guest with a loud message, a 12-story building unexpectedly collapses, and a lawmaker is out of a job after repeatedly using the N-word on a new Showtime program. These are the videos you don’t want to miss this week.

Twelve boys and their coach are finally rescued from a cave in Thailand, video captures the moment a police officer points his gun at minors and a 19-year-old student gets the scare of a lifetime while vacationing in the Bahamas. These are the videos you don’t want to miss this week.

Comedians roast the Trump-Kim summit, CNN’s Brooke Baldwin takes a stand on equal pay, a dashcam captures a cop’s heroic moment saving a toddler. These are the videos you don’t want to miss this week.

Dashcam footage captures the moment a house exploded, passengers on a Southwest Airlines flight experience panic after engine failure, the Pope offers soothing words for a grieving boy and comedians give their take on Sean Hannity’s ties to Donald Trump’s attorney. These are the videos you don’t want to miss this week.

A disgruntled owner has the Trump name pried off a sign, a 2-year-old gets a surprise from Michelle Obama, and Chelsea Clinton talks about her friendship with Ivanka Trump. These are the videos you don’t want to miss.

These are the videos you don’t want to miss from this week.

A$AP Ferg: Hip Hop artist talks about his streetwear fashion label, Traplord.

When it comes to American fashion, few designers wield as much influence as Diane von Furstenberg. Most famous for the often duplicated wrap-dress style she introduced in the 1970’s, she’s built her reputation on a dedication to young designers (she’s chairman of the Council of Fashion Designers of America), her support for women (her docu-series, “House of DVF,” gives women a chance to compete for a role in her company) and, naturally, her unique sartorial taste.

Fashion editors and celebrities from around the world swarmed the city to attend shows, events and after parties. CNN takes a look at some of the highlights.