Why the new Queen Elizabeth fashion exhibition in London is worth booking a flight for, and pieces of the Eiffel Tower are up for sale. We revisit where we were when Joan Rivers and Lisa Marie Presley died, pay tribute to Jim Whittaker – the first American to summit Mount Everest – and unpack Lori’s latest tech adventure with her new phone. We also talk “Love on a Stick,” the new Minnesota State Fair musical, a hilarious quiz on the many meanings of the S word, and a reminder that your next chapter can still be your best after “rewirement.”

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The ladies are off to Scandinavia but not before locking in their Met Gala predictions—what did they get right? They dive deep on everything Met Gala – the Super Bowl of fashion – and why this year could be the most talked-about yet. Plus, two surprising real-life inspirations behind Meryl Streep’s character in The Devil Wears Prada, and stylist Grant Whittaker joins to discuss Glamorama and preview the Met Gala red carpet.

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The Real Housewives of Rhode Island is already the biggest Real Housewives franchise ever, and the Ghost Coat Mystery is officially solved! Plus, we’ve got updates on our Scandinavia packing, and we’re joined by author Nicola Harrison to talk her new novel Island Club. Our other book pick is The Hike by Lucy Clarke, and we circle back to why we’re still obsessed with Margo’s Got Money Troubles on Apple TV+. On the pop culture front, Lori loved Apex starring Charlize Theron on Netflix, and we break down the drama behind Keith Urban’s daughter unfollowing him, plus Harry Styles and Zoë Kravitz’s engagement and why their exes aren’t staying quiet. Also, The Devil Wears Prada 2 is here, and audiences are loving the Michael Jackson “Michael” biopic—critics be damned.

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Stephanie Hansen and her husband Kurt join Lori & Julia to talk about their recent trip to Turkey and their new book Moon Tavern. We also talk Bob Odenkirk and his surprising number of Minnesota projects, including Normal and a potential series about David Carr. Plus, TV recommendations—Running Point on Netflix starring Kate Hudson and RJ Decker on ABC / Hulu—actors playing outside their age range, Julia’s Mother-of-the-Groom dress search, and a wild Florida Man story.

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Lori reviews the new Michael Jackson biopic "Michael," and Julia shares what it was like seeing Michael Jackson live at his peak. Plus, an update on Madonna’s missing Coachella outfit, BTS kicks off their U.S. tour, and Lori becomes transfixed by a hot guy, toenails, and turkeys. GHOST COAT UPDATE (35:30) It's a cardboard love story between Kendall Jenner and Jacob Elordi, and the hot new movie this weekend: Apex on Netflix starring Charlize Theron.

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Remembering Prince on the 10th anniversary of his passing—and is “Prince World” coming to the Mall of America? Plus, our Coachella report: Madonna stuns with Sabrina Carpenter, and Justin Bieber makes Billie Eilish’s girlhood dreams come true. The Real Housewives of Rhode Island is delivering, while Cher gets another heir. Do movies need to go on Ozempic? Lori reviews Project Hail Mary, shares the best early dancing spots in the Twin Cities, and we react to the loss of Patrick Muldoon. More TV updates: everyone is unlikable on Beef, Lori bailed on Rooster, DTF St. Louis drops a big twist, and The Law According to Lidia Poët is worth the watch.

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It’s a special occasion – Lori is broadcasting in front of her parents’ nude, black velvet painting of “Pepper.” What to wear to a semi-formal May church/barn wedding in Montana?! Julia finally learns not to listen to her mom, and we’re converting our fans to podcast listeners one phone at a time. Margo’s Got Money Troubles on Apple+ is so good, and Michelle Pfeiffer is just one of the reasons why. The first episode of Euphoria was disgusting – but Zendaya is a movie star. We’re already convinced we’re going to love Big Mistakes with Dan Levy on Netflix, and Hacks—how dare you?! We spent way too much time on Hudson Williams for Peloton, and in other TV news: Kerry Washington wants to reboot Desperate Housewives. Plus: Sandra Bullock joins Instagram, Tom Cruise is entering his character-actor era, and The Drama flops at the box office.

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Lori goes goo-goo for Lady Gaga, but hilariously strikes out on Sex and the City trivia, while Kyle Richards takes legal action against sister Kim Richards. Julia gets emotional revisiting the past and shares an update on the mother-of-the-groom dress search, along with two viral moments you need to know, including the Buzz Ball craze. We break down what to watch next, from Margo’s Got Money Troubles on Apple TV+ to why Imperfect Women isn’t worth your time, and react to Anna Wintour and Meryl Streep covering the May issue of Vogue. Plus, Donna Mills defends her signature style, a Love Story on FX/Hulu update explores the rumored tension between Carolyn Bessette-Kennedy and Gwyneth Paltrow, and what’s next for Justin Timberlake.

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Lori fills in with Jason Matheson on myTalk 107.1 and hilariously misses the memo on Second Chance Romance, while Julia shares why Shrinking on Netflix is one of the best shows on TV. The duo dive into why CNN owes Michael J. Fox an apology, reflect on the legacy of Chip Taylor, and unravel an Easter mystery involving Lori’s “ghost coat.” Plus, travel prep for Scandinavia, buzz around Outcome on Apple TV+ (and Lori’s unforgettable run-in with Keanu Reeves), and big news as Michelin stars head to Minneapolis. Also in this episode: Lori’s best-ever split pea soup, excitement for Lady Gaga’s upcoming concert, and Celine Dion’s newly announced Paris tour dates.

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Lori gears up to co-host with Jason Matheson on myTalk 107.1 as she and Julia break down the biggest celebrity news and pop culture stories of the week, from Kanye West’s ongoing controversies and reputation comeback to the buzzy premieres of The Real Housewives of Rhode Island and the reboot of The Real Housewives of Atlanta. They react to Savannah Guthrie’s return to the Today Show, recap the gripping Dark Winds finale, and share Easter highlights before diving into a stacked book roundup featuring Strangers by Belle Burden, Good People by Patmeena Sabit, Falling by T.J. Newman, April’s “Bookapalooza” picks, and a spotlight on The Book Witch. The episode also unpacks the latest developments in the Blake Lively vs. Justin Baldoni legal drama — and why Lively may face an uphill battle — while celebrating Brian Cox as the ultimate interview guest, including his unforgettable Wuthering Heights commentary.

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