Our favorite new reality show – The Olympics – are over and women were the real stars. We react to the heartbreaking loss of Grey’s Anatomy’s McSteamy, Eric Dane, and speculate on what’s next for Heated Rivalry breakout Connor Storrie, plus all the latest TV news and casting buzz. In pop culture and books: our juicy read of the week is All the Little Houses by May Cobb, and Liza Minnelli’s new memoir Kids! Wait Till You Hear This! is already giving iconic energy. Awards Season is officially here — and Julia gives Wuthering Heights a shocking C. We also dive into the arrest of Just (Formerly Prince) Andrew, Tim Gunn getting candid about celibacy on Chelsea Handler’s podcast, and why FX’s Love Story is suddenly a must-watch. PLUS: Kelly Clarkson filming in Lori’s backyard (yes, really), a judge tosses the viral chicken wing lawsuit, and Helen Mirren’s headline-making stripper shoes.

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We’re celebrating the celebrities joining the over-40 club in 2026! We get into some internet sleuthing on the rumored tension between Jennifer Garner and Blake Lively, plus why Johnny Depp is entering his character-actor era. Emily in Paris star Lily Collins — and the surprising story behind her famous dad. In daytime TV nostalgia, we revisit Olympic legend Dorothy Hamill’s appearance on the Today Show and unpack vintage figure skating scandal you may have forgotten. Reality TV fans — Meredith Marks steps away from The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City, while soap lovers get exciting updates on The Young and the Restless. Plus: Tom Cruise versus the weather and our movie pick of the weekend, How to Make a Killing.

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We’re back with a packed Olympics update — including heartbreak for Ilia Malinin, the condom report, and a cheating scandal. Then it’s a box office report, with early positive eyewitness reactions to Wuthering Heights and Crime 101. We also spotlight another great podcast and celebrate the legendary career of Robert Duvall. Over in TV land, we're excited about The Night Agent, Season 2 of Paradise, 56 Days on Prime Video, plus thoughts on Unfamiliar and Bridgerton. Finally, Hollywood is going all-in on celebrity biopics, with projects in the works about Joni Mitchell, Michael Douglas, Nat King Cole, Lance Armstrong, Mama Cass, and Sharon Tate.

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This week we’re diving into Olympic ice dancing drama — the gossip, the rivalries, and why it might be the most entertaining event of the Games. We break down day one of the official legal showdown between Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni, plus how the passing of James Van Der Beek is sparking important conversations. Our weekend watch list includes a steamy new take on Wuthering Heights and the high-stakes thriller Crime 101. We celebrate the exit of Jill Zarin, then head to television with Dark Winds on AMC, the America's Next Top Model documentary, and the buzzy German spy thriller, Unfamiliar. We wrap with music industry news as Britney Spears sells her catalog — because why not.

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We’re fresh off the Super Bowl and diving straight into Bad Bunny’s star-packed halftime spectacle. Olympic fever is here — from the opening ceremony to the best (and worst) team uniforms and our pick for favorite country mascot. Football fans already have next year’s Super Bowl circled, and we explain why Palm Royale isn’t worth the watch. On the reading front, we’re loving two standout debut novels: The Correspondent and Town & Country. We’re not here for Lindsey Vonn’s critics — or one skier’s head-scratching overshare. We spill some vintage Robert Redford tea, unpack Savannah Guthrie’s family situation, and share the TV we are loving: The Lincoln Lawyer, Cross, Drops of God, and A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms. Plus — our favorite Super Bowl ads, and Kim Kardashian and Lewis Hamilton hard-launch their romance… but didn’t he used to date Kendall?!

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Lori checks in from Hawaii as we gear up for the Super Bowl — go Seahawks! Then it’s straight to Hollywood: Catherine O’Hara appreciation, plus Lori weighs in on awards-season favorite Bugonia. With the Winter Olympics underway, we spotlight must-watch companion documentaries Glitter & Gold: Ice Dancing and Miracle: The Boys of ’80. We’re sending love to Savannah Guthrie and her family, saying goodbye to The Kelly Clarkson Show and Sherri Shepard, and naming the show we think should be next. Not feeling Olympic fever? The weekend movie buzz belongs to Pillion starring Alexander Skarsgård. We wrap with Grammys talk — Cher delivers, Spielberg joins the EGOT club, and yes… the naked dress trend is still going strong.

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Rom-com queen Abby Jimenez is officially headed to Hollywood, with her bestselling books being adapted for the screen, while Olivia Wilde is back on top of the movie world. We weigh in on two viral fashion trends — peplum jeans and ballet flats with a sneaker sole — chic or chaotic? Heated Rivalry has hockey searches surging on Pornhub, plus Lori makes her case for a special standalone episode. We also unpack Keith Urban’s divorce regrets, share why we’re loving the sharp one-liners and relationships on Landman, react to news of a Dirty Dancing sequel, recommend Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy for pure escapism, and wrap with Lori & Julia reflecting on their own podcast journeys and how it all began.

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Tennis kicks things off with Andre Agassi’s upcoming documentary and Naomi Osaka serving fashion. At the movies this weekend: Send Help starring Rachel McAdams and Dracula: A Love Tale hit theaters, plus we unpack the actor rumored to be the next James Bond and take a deep dive into the upcoming Wuthering Heights remake. Kim Kardashian somehow lands another acting role — but The Fifth Wheel on Netflix might actually be good. David and Victoria Beckham go scorched earth amid the very public Brooklyn Beckham family feud. We preview the 2026 Grammy Awards, debate whether Kanye West’s public apology is genuine or strategic, and break down what we’re loving (and hating) on The Real Housewives. Plus: America’s Next Top Model is getting a Netflix documentary, Nicole Kidman gears up to wear a wild array of terrible wigs in Scarpetta on Prime Video, and yet another crotch-enlarging scandal rocks the 2026 Olympics.

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We start with a brief word on what’s happening in Minneapolis, then it’s back to entertainment with Oscar nominations, a little Oscar trivia, and a truly dumb, dumb, dumb celebrity feud: Blake Lively vs. Justin Baldoni. Lively’s emails are revealed, Taylor Swift gets pulled into the drama, and on a lighter note — Carbles. Must-watch TV includes Bridgerton’s return, Finding Her Edge, and People We Meet on Vacation. Patrick Dempsey is great in Memory of a Killer on Fox/Hulu, Hudson Williams and Connor Storrie keep the Heated Rivalry torch burning in Milan, and Sydney Sweeney sparks conversation with her bra stunt promoting a lingerie line with the worst name imaginable.

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It’s a classic Lori & Julia Who’s on First episode, talking the hottest shows and movies you must be watching — including the Game of Thrones spinoff A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms on HBO. Ponies on Peacock, The Night Manager (of course), and Hijack is back on Apple TV+. Vintage Eric Roberts gossip and Matthew McConaughey (finally) trademarks his signature phrase! Lori takes Prince’s estate to task over Apollonia, plus books, books, books — including Wild Dark Shore by Charlotte McConaghy and High Season by Katie Bishop. Plus: the Heated Rivalry update, Chris Pratt’s new movie Mercy, and an ice dancing scandal ahead of the 2026 Winter Olympics.

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