Daniel and Kim discuss Euphoria season 2: the characters, the storylines, the behind-the-scenes drama, and yes, even Elliot's four minute song.

Daniel and Kim are back with Season 4 of Our Hollywood! They discuss what they watched over the break: Yellowjackets, Cheer, Scream, Licorice Pizza, and so much more!

In the Season 3 finale, Daniel and Kim take a deep dive into the works of director Edgar Wright. From Shaun of the Dead to Last Night in Soho, they discuss their favorites of Wright's filmography and stylistic choices. 

Daniel and Kim talk about their favorite (and least favorite) tropes in film and TV. From kissing in the rain to saying "Hello?" when you hear a scary noise, they discuss what tropes live up to the hype, and which ones fall flat. 

Daniel and Kim are joined by Cal Lu senior Julia Barrios to take a deep dive into The Hunger Games franchise. From the book release to the announcement of the prequel a decade later (and everything in between), they discuss what made this series so different from the other teen franchises at the time. Could The Hunger Games be the reason this for the revolutionary mindset of this generation?

Daniel and Kim are joined by guest Katianna Lee to talk about the classic Rom-Coms that made the genre, and why the modern ones seem to be lacking the magic of the originals. From 13 Going On 30 to Sweet Home Alabama, they discuss what aspects of these films make them so great, and why Rom-Coms don't deserve the bad rap they usually get.

Daniel and Kim discuss the potential IATSE strike.

Daniel and Kim tackle award shows! From the Emmys to the Grammys and even the VMAs, they discuss the highs and lows of these awards shows, and how diversity and inclusivity is needed here as well. They also talk about their favorite pop culture moments from award shows, and the nostalgia factor of it all.

Daniel and Kim are joined by Izzy Bordagaray to discuss women in comedy! They discuss how male-dominated the comedy industry is, especially when it comes to stand up. They also discuss the intensity of sexism that female comics face, as well as how it translates to female-led comedy movies.