Justin heads into the studio to record the first single off the new album.

A look back at Justin’s life after cancelling the last leg of his Purpose Tour.

Justin shines light on his closest collaborators in the studio – Josh & PooBear.

Justin and Hailey open up about how they met, why they think it's meant to be, and what's it's like to embark on the most important season of their life: marriage.

Justin and his team reflect on the effects of the immense pressure he's been under since coming into the spotlight as a teenager. With the album release closing in, and in desperate need of a break, Justin and Hailey take a getaway to Utah's Amangiri resort to hit pause and reset.

A dive into all of Justin's lesser known hobbies outside music, including his love of style and the story behind his own fashion label Drew House. Plus, Justin and Hailey head to Bluffton, South Carolina to put the finishing touches on their upcoming wedding.

A look inside Hailey and Justin's intimate wedding ceremony in South Carolina (complete with a few surprise guests). As the two finally tie the knot, Justin and those closest to him reflect on just how far he's come—from teenage sensation to world famous popstar to mature, loving husband—and what he's had to do to get there.

Justin faces one of his biggest tests to date: getting back into performance mode in order to shoot the music video for "Yummy." With the cameras on and everyone counting on him, Justin must rely on the tools that have helped him grow and change in recent years, attempting to overcome the anxiety that has derailed him in the past.

On the verge of the album release and stadium tour, Justin, his friends and family, and a hall of fame cast of artists that he’s collaborated with reflect on the incredible journey he has taken and how far he’s come. We finally catch up in real-time to the long anticipated release of “Changes”.

Justin talks in-depth for the first time publicly about his health. He shares details on his history with drugs: when and why he started using them, and the dark moments that made him realize it was time to quit for good.