We’re kicking off Pride Month with a review of the gay shows currently in our rotation. Benito Skinner’s Overcompensating had us reminiscing on the parts of our queer journeys we’ll never forget and some we might want to. We also chat about the season premiere of And Just Like That— sorry, we just can’t look away. But first, we recap our Critically Unserious IRL weekend extravaganza (trademark pending), Taylor Swift reclaiming her masters, JoJo Siwa’s third hard launch of the year. We wrap up obsessing over Jonathan’s visit to Beyoncé’s Cowboy Carter tour (!!!).

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This week on the pod, we talk all things MomTok & the endlessly fascinating lifestyles of the blonde and the Mormon. But first, we catch up about overcoming hangxiety, the Blake Lively-Justin Baldoni cinematic universe, and Hailey Bieber’s recent Vogue cover. We wrap up with our obsessions with Bon Iver’s nearly skipless album, Sable fABLE, and Season 2 of HBO Max’s The Rehearsal.

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The time has come for Cynthia and Jonathan to get sworn in as honorary Fashion Police correspondents. Listen to your two favorite unqualified critics review the fashion at this year's Met Gala. We discuss the stars we loved and the looks that were absolutely criminal.

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This week, we travel worldwide to keep up with the pop girls on tour. We discuss Beyoncé and Lady Gaga's triumphant return to the stage, plus Katy Perry's lackluster showing. We also get into Lorde's latest single and the highly anticipated Haim album.

Then we head to sunny California for a quick check-in on the latest season of Bravo's "The Valley." We chat through Jax's problematic behavior and the political game of reality TV.

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Gaga is risen! This week on the pod, we can’t shut up about Lady Gaga’s legendary Coachella set—the storytelling, the fashion, and how she cemented her legacy as a once-in-a-generation talent. We also share our thoughts about the 11-minute Blue Origin space flight with former pop icon, Katy Perry, and America’s morning show sweetheart, Gayle King.

Plus, Jonathan shares his top tip for getting yourself out of a funk, and Cynthia talks about the exciting return of Hacks on Max.

This week, we are diving headfirst into the season finale of The White Lotus. We chat through the demise of our favorite character and what we thought fell flat this season. Plus, we chat about what we hope to get from the next season of the show (hint: a potential season change?).

Then, Jonathan chats through some of his latest obsessions, which include the new Karen Read docuseries on Max.

We’re so back, baby! After a short hiatus, we kick back off with an episode all about controversial celebrities. We yap our way from Morgan Wallen’s mysterious exit from SNL to Chappell Roan’s Call Her Daddy appearance to celebs on the MAHA pipeline. We finish up with our most recent obsessions with The Cut's Sex Diaries column and the choreographer going viral on TikTok, Molly Long.

This week on the pod, we’re discussing the Hulu docuseries, Devil in the Family: The Fall of Ruby Franke. We cover how strict religions and gender roles can intersect to cause real harm in families and communities. Plus, we share how astrology helps us feel sane in these crazy times, and how tiktok has us searching “plastic surgeons near me”.

We just couldn’t wait until next week to share our thoughts on Lady Gaga’s new album, Mayhem, and her performance on SNL. We talk about our Gaga origin stories, what she means to the queer community, and her impact on today’s pop girlies (we’re looking at you Chappell!).

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In this episode, we dive into the complex conversation around talented artists with questionable ethics: enter in Karla Sofía Gascón—can you separate the art from the artist? Then, we break down The Traitors finale and reunion celebrating the brilliance of our favorite rising star, Gabby Windey. Plus, we dig into Ruby Franke and Jodi Hildebrandt, their possible relationship, and the toxicity of religious guilt. Finally, in lighter news, Armie Hammer’s Grindr confessions leave us with more questions than answers.