On Air with Ryan Seacrest

Have you heard of "retromancing"? Inspired by “Friends” episodes, daters are chasing grand gestures, simpler dates and less technology with new trend "retromancing."

Some argue it could be the most romantic trend yet — or, as some critics say, just another excuse to be cheap. 

Sisanie shared on-air to think of it as a return to old-school dating: think homemade meals instead of reservations, phone c...

Charlie Puth's first child might be born the same day his new album "Whatever's Clever!" drops, the singer shared with Ryan Seacrest!

"The big thing that we're waiting on now -- and this is kind of crazy, I don't know how you time this -- but the baby may very well come the day the album comes out. ... An Aries! It's just how do you time that? It's very serendipitous."

Plus, find out everything you can expect from the super ta...

A new batch of emojis are coming, and yes, one of them is a pickle! Sisanie shared there are nine new emojis coming, like a squinty face that perfectly captures side-eye energy, some new thumb gestures, a butterfly, a lighthouse, an eraser, a lighthouse and even a meteor.

All of these very random but also very usable! 

They’re still in the approval phase, so we won’t actually see them on our phones until late 2026 ...

How long are you willing to wait to dine at a new hot spot? Tanya Rad shared her husband Roby and her tried to dine at Phil Rosenthal's new Larchmont diner Max & Helen's, but were met with an 8-hour long wait!

Tanya said the diner, which serves breakfast all day along with other elevated comfort foods, has been all over her feed on social media and even Selena Gomez and Benny Blanco opted to dine there following the Golden Glob...

The Kid LAROI went with his heart. After life events sparked a new wave of songwriting, the Aussie, 22, started his latest album from scratch and used tracks written from the heart -- and heartbreak -- instead. While chatting with Ryan Seacrest in-studio, the "BEFORE I FORGET" artist shared the album is indeed his most "personal" project yet.

"I was going through a lot of life stuff and I was making a bunch of music around that tim...

Last week we discovered a true story of four LA moms who came together with a passion for true crime and actually solved a case! Their story turned into the book "The Carpool Detectives: A True Story of Four Moms, Two Bodies, and One Mysterious Cold Case" and we're obsessed.

Seacrest connected with two of the moms in the group, Marissa and Nicole, and they shared how it all went down from a passion to a real 15-year-old unsolved cr...