Sports talk as only we can: The New York Knicks’ big win is really all about celebrity gossip, from Taylor Swift and Scooter Braun to Kylie Jenner. We catch up on must-watch TV, including Widow’s Bay on Apple TV+, The Boroughs on Netflix, and Real Housewives of Rhode Island, plus our thoughts on the biggest movies in theaters right now: Disclosure Day and the box office smash Obsession. In the fashion report, we have an update on the Queen Elizabeth exhibition and a new exhibit celebrating the legacy of Gianni Versace. We’re also excited for Chris & Martina: The Final Set, the new documentary on tennis legends Chris Evert and Martina Navratilova. Plus, dating advice from Jared Freid’s Walking Red Flag, the highly anticipated Romy & Michele’s High School Reunion sequel, a Minnesota baby named Gerber Baby of the Year, the must-read novel This Book Made Me Think of You by Libby Page, and the 50th anniversary of Grandma’s Marathon.

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Lori is back from Seattle, and it’s time to catch up on everything we’re watching, including the Hulk Hogan documentary, Netflix’s Big Mistakes, J.Lo’s new rom-com Office Romance, and Back Rooms – in the theatre! Julia also shares a helpful tip for brides using Zola. We recap the Tony Awards — from Pink’s hosting gig to the big winners and best fashion moments — and dive into the latest entertainment headlines, including Kelly Clarkson’s show cancellation and Ariana Grande and Ethan Slater officially calling it quits. Elsewhere in celebrity romance news, Katy Perry declares Justin Trudeau the love of her life, while rumors swirl about Taylor Swift heading for a Madison Square Garden wedding. Plus, we review Madonna’s iconic Confessions video (and her butt implants), preview the Legally Blonde prequel Elle coming to Prime Video, and chat Angelina’s latest adventure: trying pickleball. We wrap up with our latest book recommendations: This Book Made Me Think of You by Libby Page and Into the Blue by Emma Brodie.

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This episode’s got everything: movies, TV, celebrities, sports, and even gaming! We dive into the new Jennifer Lopez movie Office Romance—and explain why her makeup artist and stylist need to be fired. Julia reviews Remarkably Bright Creatures, we unpack the Hacks season finale, and ask: can MobLand survive without Tom Hardy? Plus, some surprisingly unsavory posthumous thoughts on Val Kilmer, why the upcoming Cape Fear remake looks like a winner, and a Roland Garros tennis update, including our review of the Rafael Nadal documentary. We also celebrate Prince’s June 6 birthday with Twin Cities events, look back on Marilyn Monroe as fans mark what would have been her 100th birthday, discuss Mariah Carey’s new necklace (and new man!), and explore the growing trend of “Grandma Gaming.”

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Wedding season is upon us! Lori and Julia are back from a family wedding in Montana and sharing every detail—from the joy, the drama, and the dance contest to wedding fashion, guest faux pas, packing woes, and shoe struggles. Plus, they discuss the latest buzz around Dua Lipa and Callum Turner, celebrate good news for book lovers, and share their latest book recommendations: Book Witch by Meg Shaffer, Tailspin by Sandra Brown, and The Calamity Club by Kathryn Stockett. The duo also previews highly anticipated movie adaptations, including The Invisible Life of Addie LaRue, Atmosphere, and The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo. Julia gets to know her future daughters-in-law on a new level, her sons become true gentlemen, and she has finally found the perfect mother-of-the-groom dress. 

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We’re rooting for John Travolta’s new movie Propeller One-Way Night Coach and breaking down the latest drama between Deborra-Lee Furness and Hugh Jackman, including rumors of a tell-all book. We review Kylie Minogue’s new Netflix documentary Kylie and ask: do we have Star Wars fatigue? Meanwhile, Michael continues dominating the box office with part two on the way, and we’ve got an update on T. J. Holmes and Amy Robach. Plus, why Hollywood may be distancing itself from both Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni. We also dive into Royal Family headlines involving Prince Andrew, Prince Harry, and Prince William. On the TV front, we’re loving Dutton Ranch on Paramount+ and sharing other must-watch shows. Plus, the latest casting shakeups for The Real Housewives of Rhode Island and The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, and Lori’s game show advice for Stephanie Hansen.

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Remembering Lori’s beautiful friend Jacque “JJ” Johnson. The American Music Awards are ruined now that they’re on CBS! The only highlights from the 2026 American Music Awards were Billy Idol and Keith Urban’s new hairdo — obvious proof he’s with a younger woman. RIP rap star Rob Base and NASCAR driver Kyle Busch. Plus, hot books getting small-screen adaptations, why we’re still not over Yesteryear, and thank you Harry Styles — men’s short shorts are finally back!

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Julia reviews the Devil Wears Prada 2! We dive into the latest celebrity gossip, including Sheryl Crow revealing a juicy confession about her romance with Lance Armstrong and Selena Gomez’s one rule for Benny Blanco. Martin Short and Meryl Streep share a cozy moment, and his documentary Marty, Life Is Short on Netflix is so good! The girls preview the American Music Awards and react to the FIFA World Cup concert lineup featuring BTS, Madonna, and Shakira. Also: Austin Butler’s YSL campaign, mother-of-the-groom dress shopping, hair restoration tips from Nate at Hair Restoration Institute of Minnesota, Lori finishing Yesteryear, and the latest TV & movie recommendations including Hacks, Citadel, Dutton Ranch, and more.

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Lori & Julia are back from Scandinavia, where they confirmed that they are indeed — along with the rest of America — still loud! Lori is obsessed with the viral new novel Yesteryear, along with must-watch TV picks like Off Campus on Prime Video, Rivals on Hulu, Dutton Ranch on Paramount+, Margo’s Got Money Troubles on Apple TV+, and Remarkably Bright Creatures on Netflix. They also break down the latest from the Cannes Film Festival, including appearances from Barbra Streisand, John Travolta, Sharon Stone, and Demi Moore (and her arms). Finally, Julia is filling in on myTalk this week, selling her boat, and fully embracing the Sophie scarf fashion trend!

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Heated Rivalry on HBO wins big at the Peabody Awards, and we dive into a vintage celebrity cookbook — including a truly questionable recipe from Bette Davis. The ladies get ready for wedding season and unpack the pastoral wedding trend, while also discussing Remarkably Bright Creatures heading to Netflix starring Sally Field. Julia is reading Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and the girls preview A Violent Masterpiece, the latest from the author of Everybody Knows. Plus: boating memories, the time Lori peed her jumpsuit, and why karma is a patient gangster.

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It’s the middle of May, so let’s get gardening! The Schiaparelli fashion exhibition is not to be missed, while Martha Stewart gets a biopic. Julia also has thoughts on The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills — specifically why Dorit is, in her words, a “dimbo” (that’s dingbat bimbo). Plus: all four members of The Beatles are getting separate biopics, and the long-awaited Janis Joplin biopic is back in conversation. We react to Pink hosting the Tony Awards, break down this year’s Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductees, check in on Britney Spears, and discuss how everyone knows Ben Affleck feels terrible about dogging Jennifer Lopez (again). Book picks this week include So Old, So Young, The Vacation, and Yesteryear.

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