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Lily Allen spoke out against body-shamers who say they’re “worried” about her. Olympic star Simone Biles withdrew from the Women’s Gymnastics Team Final to focus on her mental health. AND as viral content creators search for their next random target, BuzzFeed’s Tanya Chen joins us with important questions we should be asking about privacy.

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Jessica Alba opened up about going to therapy with her daughter. Pink offered to pay the uniform rule fines for Norway's women's beach handball team. AND on the heels of another lackluster virtual event, is Comic-Con, as we once knew it, dead? BuzzFeed’s Nora Dominick joins us to break down what the latest San Diego convention means for the event’s future.

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Mindy Kaling Velma is going to be South Asian and that’s that. Cleveland’s baseball team is now called the Guardians, aka the Baseball Team Formerly Known As The Indians. AND BuzzFeed’s Shannon Keating catches us up on all things Real Housewives of Beverly Hills -- and why we all need to thank the gay gods for Kathy Hilton.

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Michaela Coel has been cast in the Black Panther sequel. Paralympic Swimmer Becca Meyers has withdrawn from the Tokyo games. AND E! Online’s Sarah Grossbart joins us to talk about the Olympic Village’s history of sexy escapades.

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Actor Carla Gugino has spoken out about playing the mom of tweens before she was 30. Millenials are sharing some of the things they wish Gen X and boomers would realize. AND Harriet Shepherd joins us to talk about the rise of illness appropriation online -- and why it may be TikTok's most alarming trend.

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Lil Nas X is using Nike’s lawsuit against his "Satan Shoes" to promote his new single. Model and actor Leyna Bloom is Sports Illustrated’s first transgender cover star. AND Rocky Paterra tells us about the growing number of TikTokers creating an unofficial musical based on the Fast and Furious franchise – even though they’ve never watched them.

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Bridgerton filming has shut down “indefinitely” after another positive Covid-19 diagnosis. Idris Elba is calling for social media companies to require all users to provide ID to try to prevent racist abuse. AND Maitreyi Ramakrishnan joins us to talk all things season 2 of the hit Netflix series we’re all obsessed with, Never Have I Ever.

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Kim Kardashian says she was “scared to leave the house” after quarantine despite ignoring Covid-19 rules. A new documentary about Anthony Bourdain used AI technology to replicate his voice. AND Deanna Schwartz joins us to talk about Generation Z's new fascination -- old TV shows from Y2K.

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Britney Spears finally got a win in her conservatorship battle. Chrissy Teigen has a lot of feelings about “cancel culture.” AND Laura J. Nelson from the L.A. Times joins us to explain how QAnon is creeping into the heart of yoga and wellness culture. 

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Gigi Hadid opened up about motherhood and mental health. Halsey reflected on “presenting white” in a mixed race family. AND Vice’s Food & Culture writer Bettina Makalintal breaks down how tinned fish (of all things) managed to become the unofficial “hot girl food” of the summer.

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