Hello EICupcakes 🧁 we're back with another brand-new episode!

Charli XCX has joined Substack. She's dropped two essays including the realities of being a pop star, sharing the great, the bad and the embarassing aspects of her new life. Is this the new pivot for artists?

Next-up, Rachel Sennott, who is part of Charli's gorgeous bestie circle, launched her debut comedy-drama I Love LA this month. It's since received mixed reviews. We ask – is this the internet-y, Gen Z series we've been gagging for?

And finally, a piece in the Observer asked if raising our kids offline will soon became the new class barrier, with rich and priviledged people accessing this luxury far more easily than others.

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This week, Ruchira reccomended Pluribus and Die My Love. Beth loved You’re The Worst and Caroline Flack: Search For The Truth, while Oenone shared All Her Fault, Mr Mercedes and David Attenborough's Kingdom.

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