LadyWatch with Ryan & Jason

On this week's LadyWatch agenda: Ryan and Jason follow up on the continuing Lady feud between Kim Cattrall and Sarah Jessica Parker over who is at fault for the demise of the COMPLETELY UNNECESSARY "Sex & the City 3" film. Also: Ashley Judd's bombshell accusations against disgusting monster Harvey Weinstein and the Lady implications of the story through Naomi Judd and Gloria Allred, a LadyWatch call for help with an idea to help Puerto Rico featuring Rita Moreno and Chita Rivera, renowned physiologist Kirstie Alley weighs in on an airtight plan to end gun violence in America once and for all, Amanda Lepore puts her expensive blood to good use, Marina Abramovic wants you to taste her, and Ivana Tr**p is back in the spotlight and it's everything nobody wanted. PLUS: Allee Willis sings for The D, Jenifer Lewis sings for The B, Debbie Allen sings for The G, and MUCH MUCH MORE!

On this week's LadyWatch agenda: Ryan and Jason discuss the rift between Sarah Jessica Parker and Kim Cattrall over the status of a third "Sex and the City" film, welcome Megan Mullally back into the skin of Karen Walker on "Will & Grace" (now more deplorable than ever!), and send their greatest admiration to classy Lady Julia Louis Dreyfus for using her breast cancer diagnosis as a call to provide healthcare for all! ALSO: preparing for Olivia de Havilland's (possibly?) imminent return to an LA courthouse, breaking down the nature of loneliness as seen through the lens of Jane Fonda's performance in "Our Souls at Night", singing the infinite praises of Phylicia Rashad's towering performance in "Head of Passes", worrying about what Liza Minnelli's eyes are telling us about the state of her health, announcing a chance to see ABBA "live" on stage in all their 70s glory, applauding Lynda Carter for putting James Cameron in his place about "Wonder Woman", and MUCH MUCH MORE!

On this week's LadyWatch agenda: Ryan and Jason recap last week's thrilling Lady wins at the Emmy Awards, including beautiful speeches from Nicole Kidman, Laura Dern, and Ann Dowd, plus a record-tying win for Julia Louis Dreyfus, sore loser tweets from Jackie Hoffman, and Delta Burke's explosive tear ducts. ALSO: Jason shares his thoughts on Billie Jean King's biopic, Battle of the Sexes, more Halloween and corpse laughs coming Jamie Lee Curtis's way, Dionne Warwick will NOT talk about Whitney Houston and just wants to get back to discussing "dot com", trying to figure out what the hell "Duckling Donna Summer" is, last-minute participation in the new Blade Runner for Sean Young, Dame Judi Dench dethrones Dame Maggie Smith but Dame Joan Collins is the one gloating (and general requests for information about how Ryan and Jason can attend future Damings), Judge Judy pitches in to get college kids arguing again, Dawn French and Jennifer Saunders are back with a 30th anniversary special, and much much more!

On this week's LadyWatch agenda: Ryan and Jason

On this week's LadyWatch agenda: Ryan and Jason gloat about their Bernadette Peters "Hello Dolly" scoop (and hypothesize about what that means for Donna Murphy), tell Hillary Clinton critics to go back to their Ping Pong cougar traps (that's you, Sarandon), try to help Dame Vera Lynn save her iconic White Cliffs of Dover (and its 40 species of grass), congratulate Lisa Marie Presley on a reunion with her children after a successful rehab stint (and absolve Priscilla Presley of responsibility for passing down opioid addiction), dissect how much license Toni Basil has over the use of "Mickey" (and why she might be low-balling her damages), and much much more!

On this week's LadyWatch agenda: Ryan and Jason record an episode on Jason's birthday with Lady surprises and Lady reminisces, PLUS Susan Sarandon is stealing Jason's dating moves, Kathleen Turner is finding her rice, Christina Crawford is now a playwright, Kathy Bates and her very disjointed Netflix show, Sally Kellerman loses her hidden valley, a suggestion for Betty Buckley to dress as Grizabella for The Resistance, Ute Lemper's Germanic self-love, and Oprah, Viola Davis and Tina Knowles unwittingly rally a black love matters movement. Oh, and MUCH MUCH more!

On this week's LadyWatch agenda: Ryan and Jason stumble disoriented from the universal alignments and earthly disorder to seek some semblance of normalcy through watching Jane Fonda, Candice Bergen, Mary Steenbergen, and Diane Keaton stare at the sun. PLUS: SAG elections are good news for Gabrielle Carteris and bad news for Frances Fisher, a Florida judge smacks a prosecutor with the words of Carly Simon, Lucie Arnaz working with Cate Blanchett on a biopic of her mother Lucille Ball, Kathleen Turner thinks hate, Mary Stuart Masterson moves from ticks to bees, Viola Davis coming to all 4 major networks simultaneously to discuss high school, honors for Frances McDormand in the vault of a Shaker barn, and much much more!

On this week's LadyWatch agenda: Ryan and Jason return from a second mini-summer hiatus to a full docket of Lady news to catch up on, including gifts from the LadyWatchers, further developments from Aretha Franklin on her retirement plan, Annie Lennox sounding the alert to save Sinead O'Connor, Rose Marie sounding the alert for more Twitter followers, LadyCruise News sounding the alert for Oprah and Gayle to dock in Vermont somehow, Judge Judy and JK Rowling continuing to collect money hand-over-fist from their brands, Lisa Frank is everywhere you want to be, Gloria Steinem and Dorothy Pitman-Hughes use their fists for a good Lady cause, plus a round-up of Lady movie trailers (featuring multiple entries from Michelle Pfeiffer and Celia Imrie), and much much more!

Ryan and Jason pay tribute to a fallen Lady: a woman who disappeared from the spotlight after an extended and iconic run as America's little sister Joanie Cunningham, only to pop up periodically when it seemed the news was less than good. A woman who we hope found the happiness she sought for so many years outside of the grind that is Hollywood's sausage factory, Ms. Erin Moran.

Ryan and Jason pay tribute to a fallen Lady: a woman whose distinctive face and voice is emblematic of a different time in Hollywood, one in which character and talent was valued above bland conventional sex appeal, and when theatre actors could transition seamlessly to a film career. Our tribute to a Lady whose life and work were cut egregiously short by her sudden death, Glenne Headly.