This week on Girls on the Rocks, we’re diving headfirst into pop culture chaos 🍸We kick things off with Tate McRae possibly dating NHL star Jack Hughes and what that could mean for her era right now. Then we shift gears into a more serious convo after Tyler Chase revealed he’s homeless, and Daniel Lee Curtis offered to help with a hotel room, sparking a bigger discussion: is filming good deeds helpful or harmful when it’s posted online?Next, we break down Jaclyn Hill complaining about “TikTok jail” and low views, and why so many people in her comments say she’s no longer relatable — leading us into a conversation about wealth, overconsumption, and influencers being out of touch while so many are struggling just to get by.We also touch on some lighter news, including pandas officially no longer being on the endangered list, before sharing our Vibes of the Week.To wrap things up, we talk about Taylor Swift donating millions to charities, Gigi Hadid and Bradley Cooper possibly being engaged, Nicki Minaj losing millions of followers and deleting Instagram, and why honestly… good riddance.Grab a drink and let’s get into it 🥂

In this week’s episode of Girls on the Rocks, we’re breaking down the first two episodes of Taylor Swift’s docuseries The End of an Era — and yes, we have thoughts.

We start by talking about how much we loved seeing Taylor spotlight her dancers and entire team, giving credit to the people who help make the Eras Tour what it is. From there, we dive into the online criticism, where some viewers complained that there was too much Eras Tour footage and too much focus on other people — and not enough Taylor. We unpack why we think that criticism says more about viewers wanting reality-TV-style drama than anything Taylor actually did wrong.

Next, we shift gears to Selena Gomez, discussing her recent Instagram Live where she addressed comments about her “mustache,” clarifying that it’s actually melasma. We also talk about how she briefly begins to address the changes in her voice that people have been speculating about — before stopping herself — and why that moment felt telling.

To wrap things up, we end on a nostalgic note with the news that the Home Alone house has been purchased again, and the new owners plan to restore it to its original movie-style look. Talk about a holiday dream come true.

Pop a drink, get comfy, and join us for pop culture, hot takes, and all the side commentary you expect from Girls on the Rocks 🍷✨

This week on the pod, we break down some of the biggest conversations shaking up pop culture and media right now. We dive into the new Netflix Diddy documentary executive produced by 50 Cent, unpacking what it reveals, what it avoids, and why the internet is reacting the way it is.We also discuss Rolling Stone’s reporting on bot networks allegedly used to paint Taylor Swift as MAGA, exploring how online propaganda works, why celebrity politics are so easily manipulated, and what this says about the current media landscape.Plus, we touch on Will Ferrell’s decision to turn down Elf 2, and why sometimes not making a sequel is the smartest creative move—especially when it would’ve just been the same movie all over again.Pop culture, media manipulation, and Hollywood decisions—this episode connects the dots.

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In today’s episode, we break down Spotify’s Top 10 artists in the world and what the rankings say about music in 2025. We also talk about Whitney Leavitt stepping into the iconic role of Roxie Hart in Chicago on Broadway—a casting move NO ONE saw coming!

Plus… Travis Kelce says he’s never argued with Taylor Swift 👀 and we dive into the upcoming behind-the-scenes docu-series footage from Night 2 in Indianapolis, which just so happens to be the exact show we attended. We’re reliving all the moments, all the chaos, and all the Swiftie-Kelce magic.

🎧 Music, pop culture, Broadway, and a little bit of sports tea—we’ve got everything.

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This week’s episode is a chaotic ride in the BEST way. We kick things off with our full reaction to Wicked: For Good—the music, the cast, the visuals, and yes… the internet conversation about Ariana Grande and the rest of the cast’s appearance. We share our thoughts, our opinions, and all the discourse that’s been blowing up online.

Then we jump into our fan-favorite Hear Me Out game, where we each pick three fictional characters we think are weirdly hot… and it gets absolutely unhinged and hilarious.

We also break down the latest Demi from Mormon Wives tea and the Jesse drama, including the moment Jesse told the entire internet what “Fruity Pebbles” supposedly means (we were NOT ready).

Finally, we wrap with the Target Black Friday swag-bag fiasco—aka the most anticlimactic “deal” ever. Total rip-off, total comedy.

This week’s episode is packed. We kick things off with the wedding reception happenings from Taylor then dive straight into Kelsea Ballerini and Chase Stokes being the internet’s messiest breakups of the moment.

We also get into Cambridge announcing “parasocial” as the official word of the year—and why that feels a little too on-the-nose for 2025.

Then we talk about Victoria Justice’s new Christmas song, how everyone thinks she looks suspiciously like Sabrina Carpenter right now, and the iconic film Burlesque turning 15 years old (yes, we feel old too).

And finally… the viral hot take of the week: Ciara and Kelly Rowland saying a man owning a cat might be a red flag. We unpack all of it.

Grab your headphones, your drink of choice, and let’s get into the pop-culture chaos.

We’re back with pure chaos — travel stories, the Starbucks bear cup frenzy, and the internet’s obsession with those “Louvre mugshots” (that turned out not to be real robbers). We also get into Air Force 1s becoming the new “dad shoe,” why kids today can’t just be kids anymore, and Shay Mitchell’s skincare line that somehow starts at age three. Grab your drink — this episode has opinions, laughs, and a little bit of existential crisis.

This week we’re spilling all the tea, and trust—there’s a lot. Taylor Swift apparently used to scroll GoFundMe like it was Instagram (??), Britney Spears claps back after her ex Kevin Federline writes a book, and the Kelce brothers are defending their teammate after a very messy car crash. We’re also chatting Charlie Puth’s baby news, Hailey Bieber maybe throwing shade at Selena Gomez (again?), and saying goodbye to MTV in Europe after 40 years! Grab a drink, let’s get into it.

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This week, we’re unpacking Ayesha Curry’s Call Her Daddy confession about thinking she'd be a “career girlie” — not a wife and mom — and what that says about shifting identities. We also dive into Taylor Swift’s subtle response to the mixed reception of her new album, and why it might be her most self-aware era yet.

In Fun Fact Happy Hour, we bring you the randomness you didn’t know you needed. Then it’s time for a deep dive into Brittany Cartwright’s “mommy makeover” — implants out, smaller implants in, tummy tuck, lipo — and why people really need to stop shaming women for choosing what they do with their bodies.

Our Weekly Vibes are vibing, and in The Spillover, we rapid-fire through:

• Drake’s case against UMG getting tossed

• That viral TikTok questioning why people care more about animals than humans

• KING KYLIE making a possible comeback?

• Channing Tatum denying he was ever Jax Taylor’s roommate (??)

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In this episode, we dive deep into Taylor Swift's latest album The Life of a Showgirl, sharing our thoughts on the mixed reactions it’s been getting and our personal favorite tracks. We also recount our wild experience at a Wrigleyville listening party that took a hilarious turn into a Travis Kelce look-alike contest! From there, we explore the Life of a Showgirl movie premiere, breaking down the track-by-track meanings and the way it’s been received (spoiler: we loved it, despite the critics).

But the Swift talk doesn't stop there—we also chat about Bad Bunny's upcoming Super Bowl performance, the latest gossip surrounding Keith Urban and Nicole Kidman, Selena Gomez’s surprise marriage, and the upcoming Scream 7 (we're hyped!). Oh, and whatever happened to Cashmere Cat? We discuss that, too. Tune in for a fun-filled, Swift-centric episode with some juicy pop culture detours!