It’s already Easter Saturday. (And also with you.)

Sydney’s Royal Easter show is back after a COVID hiatus, and we’ve got a wrap up of this year’s best and worst showbags — including competing bags from radio giants Kyle and Jackie O, and Jonesy and Amanda.

Britney Spears has finally commented on controversial documentary ‘Framing Britney Spears’, saying it “embarrassed” her and left her crying for weeks. But her fans refuse to accept Britney already wrote what she wrote. We discuss whether the #FreeBritney movement has become toxic for the star.

Beyonce had part of her precious archive robbed this week — we talk about Bey’s obsessive cataloguing of her career, and the serious work that goes into documenting every part of your life.

And Spotify has made another major move into the podcasting world acquiring a new live streaming service … aka … radio? We discuss the streaming service’s aggressive takeover of the podcast market and what it means moving forward.

Already Saturday is an independent podcast hosted by Sydney based journalists Phoebe Loomes and Nathan Jolly.

For additional content and show notes visit us on Instagram at @alreadysaturday.

This week on Already Saturday, Orlando Bloom has his 'activated almonds' moment when revealing his daily routine.

Prince Harry has landed himself a new job -- but the former royal was already rolling in cash, according to our calculations.

Also -- trend alert -- it seems like the new celebrity flex is building extravagant mini homes and cubbies for your kids. Kim Kardashian has taken it up a notch and built and entire town for the Kardashian-Jenner kids.

Chrissy Teigen, arguably the most famous celebrity on Twitter, suddenly deleted her Twitter account this week.

We chronicle the tough time Teigen went through on the platform and discuss the negative lifecycle Twitter creates.

And are the major Australian TV networks too quick to dump new TV shows?

Ultimate Tag was quickly taken off Channel 7 after rating poorly, but did the show ever have a chance? We also discuss other shows yanked too quickly including a recent variety show from Rove McManus.

Already Saturday is an independent podcast hosted by Sydney based journalists Phoebe Loomes and Nathan Jolly.

For additional content and show notes visit us on Instagram at @alreadysaturday.

Welcome to Already Saturday, and you are very welcome to it. It's the weekend, so delete all your weekday computer files and settle in to listen to the latest gossip about all that truly matters.

This week, we blow the lid off a Kardashians scandal that has laid dormant for years - did we find proof that Blink-182 drummer Travis Barker and Kourtney have been close for longer than they admit? 

Justin Bieber released his new album 'Justice' yesterday, and the dance band with the same name have sent him a cease and desist, claiming the crucifix-adorned lettering he uses on his album art is a little too... familiar. 

Paris Hilton finally explains that iconic car photo with Lindsay Lohan and Britney Spears, and has no regrets about her wild nights out on the town, despite being hounded by paparazzi. She also reviews her own birthday party.

We also discuss Jimmy Fallon's insane Willy Wonka-esque three-storey Manhattan apartment, and the worm-like renovations he undertook to make his Richie Rich-type dreams come true (including his very own speakeasy-style dive bar) and whether a new proposal legalisation for Netflix, Disney Plus, and Amazon Prime could turn Australia into Hollywood? Hemsworth is doing his best to make this happen, but he needs some help!

Already Saturday is an independent podcast hosted by Sydney based journalists Phoebe Loomes and Nathan Jolly.

For additional content and show notes visit us on Instagram at @alreadysaturday.

It’s Already Saturday! It’s been a big week, but it’s the weekend, so relax.

We tell you everything you need to know about the Grammy Awards 2021; we break down what the awards are really about and whether they’re actually “rigged”.

Plus, the final season of Keeping Up With The Kardashians is about to air. We discuss whether Kim will address her divorce or whether it’s just a teaser for stress about her legal career, and how did Scott Disick embarrass Khloe and Tristan Thompson?

And former Harry Potter stars Rupert Grint and Katie Leung both shared stories this week about what it was like growing up within the massive movie franchise.

Already Saturday is an independent podcast hosted by Sydney based journalists Phoebe Loomes and Nathan Jolly.

For additional content and show notes visit us on Instagram at @alreadysaturday

It’s Already Saturday! So much is happening, so strap in.

Are rock bands dead? Maroon 5 front man Adam Levine says he feels like there aren’t any bands anymore. We discuss how pop culture has changed in recent decades, and whether rock bands are still relevant. 

Plus — former Home and Away star Kristy Wright is upset the show has introduced a new character called Chloe —  the same name as a character she portrayed for half a decade. And she’s getting a lot of support from former and current Home and Away actors.

Seth Rogen launches his own marijuana company — saying he’s been working on the company called Houseplant for TEN YEARS.

We deep dive into the upcoming Meghan Markle and Prince Harry interview with Oprah Winfrey. But a recent candid appearance from Harry on a talk show reveals a lot about his relationship with “the Firm”.

And the best bits from the Golden Globes 2021, including Jason Sudeikis rejecting the concept of a “Best Actor” as he accepted his award in a hoodie, and discussed Leo Tolstoy.

Already Saturday is an independent podcast hosted by Sydney based journalists Phoebe Loomes and Nathan Jolly. 

For additional content and show notes visit us on Instagram at @alreadysaturday

It’s Already Saturday! Close your tabs, it’s the freakin’ weekend. On the first episode of Already Saturday, your hosts discuss visiting an anti-vaccine rally in Sydney and seeing Pete Evans in the flesh. Plus -- we revisit North West’s masterpiece painting drama and discuss the possibility of a new Kanye West album. Prince Phillip has been in hospital but a public appearance from the Queen suggests he is likely on the mend. Classic puppet show The Muppets is slapped with an offensive content warning over its racist depictions -- and we discuss how Disney is grappling with its racist past. And Travis Barker, new boyfriend of Kourtney Kardashian, launches his very own wellness line. This podcast is hosted by Sydney based journalists Phoebe Loomes and Nathan Jolly. For additional content and show notes visit us on Instagram at @alreadysaturday