Derek and Daniel go head-to-head in a boxing fight; an old friend visits Jennifer; Julie gets a life changing call.

Derek is worried about Daniel's new relationship; Candice's meeting doesn't go as planned; Kyle talks to Julie about reconnecting with her mom.

Kyle plans a proposal; The Koch Brothers plan a re-launch for their restaurant; Anna Boiardi attempts to make gluten free dishes.

Derek takes on the stress of a struggling restaurant; Candice Kumai is set up on a blind date; Julie's frustrations bubble over.

Derek and Daniel Koch get ready for the opening of their restaurant; Julie Elkind is determined to get a menu change; Todd English plans a quiet dinner for his birthday.

Kimberly Stewart -- the daughter of singer Rod Stewart -- is the central figure in this reality show that follows members of two celebrity families, the Stewarts (led by matriarch Alana) and Hamiltons (with patriarch George). Model-turned-author Alana, who has married and divorced both Rod and George, is doing her best to keep the blended families grounded and away from the temptations of Hollywood. George, who acts as a secondary father figure to Alana's children, is working to repair his relationship with oldest son Ashley, a reformed bad boy, while raising refined and ambitious teenage son George Jr., who shares a special bond with his father despite the big age difference between them. Kimberly, meanwhile, is ready to refocus on pursuing her fashion career now that her young daughter is in school. Also featured on the show is Kimberly's brother Sean, an entrepreneur who is trying to create a name for himself outside of his famous father's shadow after a life filled with scandals.

Some people get on a bicycle for a couple hours and travel many miles; others cycle for hours and don't go anywhere -- they ride stationary bikes. This reality series profiles that latter group, focusing on Cycle House, a famed cycling studio in Los Angeles led by chief riding officer and lead instructor Nichelle Hines and her brother, Aaron, instructor and director of training. "Hollywood Cycle" provides a look inside the rhythm-filled studio, with both the highs and lows of the business. Obstacles faced by Cycle House include owners Adam and Lara Gillman disagreeing over the best way to boost business and blurring lines in the instructors' personal and professional lives.

Jillian Michaels has made a name for herself by helping people lose weight, but she has rarely let her fans in on her personal life. "Just Jillian" looks to change that by bringing viewers into the world behind her fitness and TV empire. The show introduces Michaels' family and business partner, who support her and help her stay sane as she tries to balance her personal life with her busy career. Taking up much of her time are her two young children and longtime partner Heidi. Also taking up slots on Michaels' schedule are tasks that include remodeling a second home and taking care of the animals on the family's farm. On the business side, Michaels works with her business partner, Giancarlo, to develop new ways to connect with her fans, including tours, books, DVDs and a healthy food line.

Fans get an up-close look at the steamy relationship of married red-hot couple singer Jessie James Decker and NFL wide receiver Eric Decker, along with their growing family. Jessie is busy juggling her music career and expanding businesses, while Eric tackles the fast-paced, demanding life of a professional football player. The Deckers adapt to every new journey and major milestone in life together, from marriage, children, moving teams, and planting new roots wherever they go. With these constant changes, their commitment to family, fun and one another always prevails.

U.K. pop group The Wanted has found success in America since releasing its first single stateside in early 2012. This reality series follows the band members -- Max George, Siva Kaneswaran, Jay McGuiness, Tom Parker and Nathan Sykes -- through the recording of their new album as they work and play hard while living together in a home in California's Hollywood Hills. They learn how to navigate American culture -- including the dating scene -- while maintaining their pop-star status both in the U.S. and around the world.

EJ Johnson's over-the-top personality has made him a breakout star on "Rich Kids of Beverly Hills," which in the reality-TV world means it's time for him to get his own series. That show is "EJ NYC." Set on the other side of the country, it features the son of legendary basketball player Magic Johnson enjoying the glitz and glamour of the Big Apple along with his "glamtourage," which includes EJ's sister, Elisa, with whom he recently decided to share living space with again after a couple years of living apart; LL Cool J's daughter, Samaria Smith; and real estate development heir Sanaz Panahi. Brimming with a newfound self-confidence after losing nearly 200 pounds, Johnson hopes to capitalize on his TV and social media fame to build a brand that is befitting of his family's legacy. In addition to his flourishing career, EJ checks out some new romantic prospects in his personal life.

Being famous doesn't necessarily make it easier for celebrities to find love. "Famously Single" tries to help celebrities find partners with help from experts, who guide the stars while they look for love. The celebs live together in a downtown Los Angeles home. They are put through challenges and other exercises that strip away their fame to help them achieve the relationships they covet. The singles -- who come from such areas as TV, music and sports -- head to clubs, bars and tourist hot spots to try to find mates. Romance might be even closer than the housemates think when romantic connections take place in the house.

The experience of going to a professional sporting event often includes more than just the game itself. NBA teams must have dance squads composed of professional dancers to entertain fans during breaks in the action. This docuseries goes inside the Los Angeles Clippers' squad to provide viewers with a look at what it takes to be a member of an elite dance team -- both on and off the court. The team is led by new creative director Petra Pope, who has previously worked for other NBA teams, as she looks to revamp the squad and take it to the next level. Once Pope selects dancers for the team, the pressure is on for them to work hard so they can succeed in the big leagues as they try to balance their careers with family life amidst the glitz and glamour of Hollywood.