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Andrew Cuomo announced his resignation as Governor of New York. Beyoncé opened up about how she traded her teen years for a successful music career. AND is “The Suicide Squad” the end of the superhero movie? BuzzFeed’s Allie Hayes joins us to break down what’s behind the movie’s disappointing box office receipts.

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Sarah Jessica Parker and Chris Noth shared some pictures of themselves on the Sex and the City reboot set. Dev Patel opened up about feeling neither “British enough” nor “Indian enough” for Hollywood. AND real life furry Riley Black explains why Netflix’s Sexy Beasts misses the entire point of dressing up like an animal.

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There’s allegedly a new Jeopardy host -- and literally no one has heard of him. Kendall Jenner had one job, and she’s being sued for almost $2 million for not doing it. AND the summer “rom-com” is finally back with a vengeance -- do we have streaming to thank for its long awaited revival?

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Ashley Tisdale called out The Good Fight writers for their joke about Selena Gomez’s kidney transplant. Lil Nas X shared how coming out as gay was a “terrifying” experience. AND BuzzFeed’s Krista Torres joins us to talk about the latest trends taking over Medical TikTok.

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Actor Jessie Cave who played Lavender Brown in Harry Potter opened up about how her experience on set made future costume fittings terrifying. An attorney has gone viral for pointing out the double standards women face over “professionalism” that their male colleagues don’t. AND Screen Rant’s Mae Abdulbaki joins us to talk about the surprise success of Jungle Cruise -- even though it’s just a remake of The Mummy?

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Jason Momoa had a few words for a reporter who asked him about the depiction of sexual assault in “Game of Thrones.” Alicia Vikander defended Eddie Redmayne from critics who say he shouldn’t have played a trans woman. AND researcher Angelica Jasper explains how a life of constant screen-time is literally making us sick.

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Matt Damon revealed he recently stopped using an anti-gay slur. Kathy Griffin announced she’ll be undergoing surgery for lung cancer. AND author Preeti Chhibber joins us to talk about the power of Ted Lasso’s positivity -- and how it’s rubbing some people the wrong way.

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Mila Kunis says she regrets having Ashton Kutcher sell his ticket to space after they had children. Mandy Moore has opened up about postpartum feelings of isolation and inadequacy. AND we’re taking on all your advice needs for yet another edition of DM-911.

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Jamie Lee Curtis revealed her youngest child is trans. Former Olympic gymnast Dominique Moceanu has spoken out in Simone Biles’ defense. AND as Simone sparks a global mental health debate, advocate and founder of Depressed While Black Imadé discusses how the sports world is failing Black athletes.

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Lucy Liu opened up about what went down between her and Bill Murray on the Charlie’s Angels set. DaBaby quote un quote apologized for homophobic comments he made about people living with HIV. AND BuzzFeed Contributor Fancy Feast talks about what it’s really like to be a phone sex operator -- and how it got her through lockdown.

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