Tuesday's Show: "Help Me Tyra"

Will the truth set them free?

We'll meet an 11-year-old girl who wrote to Tyra desperately asking for help. Tyra will help confront her mother about parenting. Then, more truth comes out when we meet a handful of guests who, for the first time, will reveal hidden secrets to their mates! One lady is ready to tell her fiancé about her secret second career as a topless masseur. Also, one guest is here to find out the truth: Is his girlfriend cheating on him... with another woman? Lastly, the ex-wife of the DC sniper speaks out for the first time.

TNT: Tiffany's Temptations

"Hi Heather,

Can you provide me with a little relapse prevention?!"

Tax Credits for Online Education

• A tax credit could save thousands of dollars
• The various education tax credits are related, but different
• Taxpayers should determine if they are eligible for these credits

The United States Senate and House of Representatives approved the Taxpayer Relief Act of 1997 and it became Public Law 105-34 on August 5, 1997. P.L. 105-34 includes a number of benefits to taxpayers and includes a tax incentive available to students of all ages: the Hope Scholarship and Lifetime Learning Credit.

On February 17, 2009, the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA) was ratified. ARRA included changes affecting education tax credits. One of the changes included the phasing-out of the Hope credit and implementing the American Opportunity Credit starting in 2009. "The American opportunity tax credit, which expanded and renamed the already-existing Hope credit, can be claimed for tuition and certain fees you pay for higher education in 2009 and 2010," states the official IRS site.

How much of my educational expenses can be covered?

What Qualifies as an Addiction or Obsession?

Psychotherapist Dr. Garry Corgiat is an expert on addiction and offers this insight into addiction and obsessive behavior.

1. Remember, all addictions don't start out as an addiction, they start out as behavior that makes us feel good, or takes away our focus on what makes us feel bad. It is an action that relieves our pain and anxiety, or distracts us from something else in our lives, like low self-esteem, a bad relationship, or a bad job. An addiction is a behavioral disease that grows stronger over time.

2. There is a crossover point when we can't stop the behavior anymore, even if we want to, wish we could, or think we should. What we could once control now has control of us. We start to accommodate it by lying, and keeping secrets to support continuing it. We lie to ourselves by rationalizing or denying, and we hide our behavior from others because we know deep down inside that there is something wrong with it. Still, we can't stop thinking about it, or doing it.

Continue reading for more ways to battle addiction.

What's in the Stars for You?!

What does YOUR future hold?!

Head over to Tyra.com for this month's "Ty-stology" and see what's in the stars for you.

Monday's Show: Suburban Teen Heroin Addicts

Tyra exposes the frightening truth about heroin addiction in the suburbs.

In this hour, we'll explore a shocking trend among suburban teenagers -- all addicted to heroin. We'll follow them into their daily lives and see the harrowing effects their addiction has on their world. Later, we'll meet a man forced into prostitution by the bad economy.

Oh, Make Me Over!

Know a hot mess?

Join the Ambush Makeover group and do the fashion walk of shame.

Show Your Beauty Inside AND Out

Tyra wants you to show your beauty inside and out!

Head over to her online magazine and check out her B.I.O campaign.

Ambush Stranger Makeovers!

We're taking beauty to the streets!

Tyra is sending out a team of very opinionated guests in search of candidates for a major makeover overhaul. We'll have the guests bring the candidates back to the studio... and find out what it was like being ambushed by a total stranger! Then we'll send them off to be transformed! Later, we're talking all things curly when we meet blogger Curly Nikki and find a new way to get the wavy look. Finally, a makeover dream come true when Tyra grants the wish of a woman with cerebral palsy.

Al B: Defining 'Defeat'

Losing sucks.

As someone who has competed, coached and rooted for teams, I can tell you it's a pretty bad feeling. But defeat doesn't just occur in sports; we can suffer it in regular, everyday life as well - as we all know firsthand.

There is no way to get through life without defeats, setbacks and pitfalls... in fact, those "losing" moments actually make us better and help us to enjoy our victories that much more. The idea that whatever doesn't kill us makes stronger, and that our greatest accomplishments come out of our most bitter defeats -- it's nothing new.

But after talking a friend through a family issue, I realize that sometimes we hurt ourselves in how we define defeat.