Ricki‑Lee & Tim

A Reddit thread revealed the most depressing bachelor pads ever—guys showing off lounge rooms with fold-out camping chairs facing walls, a spin bike and a picture of a horse, and one bloke who doesn't even have a TV just sitting on his couch staring at nothing. We discovered you're apparently not supposed to put your couch against the wall (it has to be slightly forward to look nice, even if it makes your living area smaller), and Tim defended his halfway house era where he had fantastic furniture with a two-person wooden-armed couch you couldn't even lay on.

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A veteran Oscars seat filler revealed the strict rules including paying your own way to LA, no phones allowed, you can only talk to celebrities if they speak to you first (so no chatting up Brad Pitt), no eating or drinking anything during the entire ceremony, and you have to get up immediately when someone important wants their seat back. Tim's convinced they must wear nappies because they can't leave to go to the toilet, and Ricki would never survive as a seat filler because she can't follow any of those rules.

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We asked Sydney what they're weirdly good at—those insignificant skills you'd never put on LinkedIn but you're secretly exceptional at. Ricki's an airport mogging legend who zooms through security with nothing in her pockets and knows the restaurant menu before arriving (which Tim hates because half the fun is discussing it over a beer), while Tim's a boot-packing Tetris master who can see exactly how things will fit and proves gentlemen wrong every time.

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People are PANIC BUYING AGAIN in Sydney. Protein is getting too much in the world. Ricki brags about things she's good at for like five hours, and we crown our Caller Of The Week.

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Nicole Kidman revealed her biggest deal breaker is bad breath after Alexander Skarsgård ate a falafel sandwich before their Big Little Lies kissing scene and she told him to put it away immediately. Harry Styles was spotted on the Brooklyn Bridge with Zoe Kravitz and stopped to fist bump fans who were literally listening to his album, asking what their favorite song was, and apparently has the softest hands—plus fans are convinced he's developing an Australian accent based on how he says "pain au chocolat" and "out."

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Netflix released bloopers from Morgan Freeman voicing the new Dinosaurs documentary and he's adorably struggling with words like "Uranus" (because it sounds rude), "Aaron Borger genius," and having to restart his intro saying "I'm Morgan Freeman" multiple times. We also revisited Benedict Cumberbatch's legendary inability to say "penguins" during his BBC documentary, calling them "penguans" and "wingdings" so badly that the mispronunciation actually made it to air and no one told him.

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McDonald's stopped automatically giving out straws with drinks and switched to sippy lids instead, which has people confused and furious.

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We figure out what the new Gen Z term 'mogging' means'. Sydney has some hilarious Instagram handles. Ricki is furious over Maccas removing straws. And, Amy Shark is on the show to talk about her upcoming album Soft Pop.

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Callan Boys from the Sydney Morning Herald joined us with restaurant picks including Bessa in Bondi (dark, sexy Spanish spot with squid ink noodles and martinis), Luca Bakery in Castle Hill by a former MasterChef winner doing giant Monte Carlo riffs with salted vanilla buttercream, and Pantry Store in Stanmore with a $19 hot cross sofa croissant stuffed with chocolate brownie and hazelnut ganache that would feed a whole family.

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