Reality TV is first on the agenda this week huns, as we debrief on Netflix’s bonkers cheating show, Temptation Island, and all the Made In Chelsea alumni currently hitting the headlines. In the wake of the conversations ignited by Adolescence, is a teary Jamie Laing the new face of positive masculinity? Plus, Zara McDermott’s alleged new relationship and the tabloid’s subsequent ‘sad case’ portrayal of her ex Sam Thompson. Also today: the best bits from Gwyneth Paltrow's Vanity Fair profile and Bella Ramsey's British Vogue cover, the previously-promised whistle-stop tour of Chet Hank's many problematic moments in light of his Running Point role, and last but not least, a deep dive into the sixth and most recent episode of The White Lotus. What's driving the incest storyline, and are people right to be offended?

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Recs/ reviews: 

• Temptation Island, Netflix 
• Million Dollar Secret, Netflix 
• Big Boys S3, Channel 4
• Could tearful Jamie Laing be the antidote to Andrew Tate's toxic manosphere? Evening Standard 
• Jordan Stephens on We Need To Talk podcast 
• “There’s No Reason For People Not To Know”: Bella Ramsey for British Vogue 
• Gwyneth Paltrow for Vanity Fair 
• The White Lotus, Sky and NowTV 
• The White Lotus Official Podcast
• My Pubic Hair Laser Regret, The Cut
• How the Four Seasons Hit a Marketing Jackpot With HBO’s ‘The White Lotus’, WSJ
• The White Lotus outstays its welcome, New Yorker 

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Adolescence on Netflix has fast become the most talked about TV show of 2025, with Stephen Graham’s new drama igniting much-needed conversations around corrosive social media misogyny and violence against girls. We get into it all from our review to the reception. First, though, a chat about polyamory, non-monogamy and what constitutes ‘cheating’ in light of Ne Yo’s polycule reveal and the fallout from Danny Jones and Maura Higgins’s Brit Awards kiss. And also this week: we debrief on publishing phenomenons Fourth Wing now that we’re both Rebecca Yarros converts, share a listener update on the Let Them theory and return yet again to crisis PR. 

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Reviews/ recs:

• Still Bad, Lizzo 
• The Dynamics Of This Relationship Will Expand Your Definition Of Black Love, Huffington Post
• Mel Robbins and Plagiarism, Sage Justice, Substack
• Let Them: Words for the Healing Soul by Cassie Phillips  
• Flack, BBC iPlayer 
• Fourth Wing, Rebecca Yarros 
• Rebecca Yarros on Navigating Fame and What to Expect From ‘Onyx Storm’, Elle
• Rebecca Yarros Talks ‘Onyx Storm’, Variety
• Adolescence, Netflix 
• Netflix drama Adolescence has lessons for us all about alienated young men, Observer 
• Ctrl Hate Delete by Cecile Simmons 

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How has one of TV’s blandest cooking shows ignited such a storm of controversy? We review Meghan Markle’s new Netflix offering to see if those one-star reviews are valid. We also share our honest thoughts on The Cut’s viral piece about the fallacy of the nuclear family. Is it fair to say that friends flake once they have kids? And is the media exacerbating friction between women? Plus, why Blake Lively’s latest big-guns crisis hires suggests something major might soon rock Hollywood, our favourite quotes from the latest Lady Gaga press run, and a look at Adrien Brody’s highly questionable art.

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Reviews/ recs:

• The Brutalist 
• Miss Me
• It Ends With Urgh, Reality Bites podcast 
• With Love Meghan, Netflix 
• Furious About With Love, Meghan? Go Cool Off With A Lavender-Scented Flannel, Mate, Vogue
• Five key takeaways from With Love, Meghan, Guardian
• Running Point, Netflix
• Never Have I Ever, Netflix 
• My Friends Abandoned Me When They Had Kids, The Cut 
• The Nuclear Family Was a Mistake by David Brooks, Atlantic 
• Mayhem, Lady Gaga
• Lady Gaga: ‘People don’t always make it through success. I did’, Times

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We always love it when a guest comes to help us decipher the week in pop culture, and who better to make sense of the Oscars than British actor Lucy Boynton, brilliant star of Bohemian Rhapsody, the Ipcress File, The Politican and Sing Street. She's also in ITV's A Cruel Love: The Ruth Ellis Story, a gripping new drama about the last woman to be hanged in Britain, which reveals the horrific elitism and misogyny of the 1950s, and has become horribly relevant in light of the increasing violence against women. We discuss everything from how the media reports on domestic violence to why our society is built for men. Also on the show: Millie Bobby Brown’s powerful statement in response to media trolling of her appearance, a quick debrief on the Brits and our review of new no1 Netflix hit Toxic Town. 

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Reviews/ recs:

• Toxic Town, Netflix
• A Cruel Love: The Ruth Ellis Story, ITV
• Witches (documentary)
• Nickel Boys
• Rosewater, Liv Little
• Island, Aldous Huxley
• Frankenstein, Mary Shelley
• Burn After Reading 
• When The O.C. Killed Marissa: “What Have We Done?”, Vanity Fair
• The Politician, Netflix 

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We are finally getting stuck into the book everyone has been talking about hunnies: All Fours by Miranda July, which has prompted an 'erotic revolution', with a wave of women 'blowing up their lives' by ending their marriages and pursuing sexual liberation. Why is older women’s sexual desire so taboo? Next, following the viral pictures of a 'gaunt' Justin Bieber and Tuppence Middleton’s memoir on her struggle with OCD, we discuss the ethics of media speculation into celebrity health. And also this week: the debate on AI voice recreation as American Murder: Gaby Petito trends at No1 Netflix, a Substack suggesting Booktok content is becoming soft porn for teenage girls (ft our Forth Wing review) and new AI girlfriend thriller Companion.

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Reviews/recs:

• Harris Dickinson on Chicken Shop Date, YouTube
• Harris Dickinson on Off Menu
• Is Rose Gray the Next Big British Pop Star? Vogue 
• All Fours, Miranda July
• Miranda July’s Lucrative Fantasies, Substack 
• Why Gen X Women are Having the Best Sex
• Scorpions: a memoir excerpt in the Guardian by Tuppence Middleton 
• Companion, in cinemas now 
• Her, Amazon Prime 
• American Murder: Gabby Petito, Netflix
• If BookTok Was a Community Of Men We Would be Calling the Police, Substack 

New York recs:

• Carbone
• Baretto
• Bemelman's, Carlyle
• Moxy Chelsea

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Happy Thursday huns! We’re checking in at the White Lotus in Thailand to debrief on the start of season three, from our fave characters this time around, to the wild tales from the seven months cast and crew spent on set. But first this week: BAFTAs gossip, Amelia Dimoldenberg’s new boyfriend and a big debate on whether botox is really ruining cinema, as per a recent piece in Dazed. And finally, Louis Theroux’s viral podcast interview with cancelled star Armie Hammer. Could the actor have made any more of a mess of it? 

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Recs/reviews

• Rye Lane, Disney+
• Rev, BBC iPlayer 
• This reeks of a chemistry recession, Substack
• Is botox ruining cinema? Dazed 
• Bridget Jones: Mad About a Boy
• This is not a Pity Memoir, Abi Morgan The White Lotus, HBO
• Mike White’s Mischevious Vision for White Lotus, New Yorker 
• Meet the White Lotus series 3 cast: ‘It’s a big, dark, beautiful symphony’, The Times 
• The Louis Theroux Podcast with Armie Hammer
• Podcasts were ruining Louis Theroux – then along came Armie Hammer, Independent 
• House of Hammer, Discovery+ 
• Will I survive getting trolled again? Polly Vernon on Substack 
• Boarders s2, BBC iPlayer

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It’s Bridget Jones season, huns, and so obviously we had to review the latest and fourth film in the franchise, Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy as a special bonus episode. We laughed, we cried, then dissected everything from Bridget's new boyfriends to Pandora Sykes' official podcast. Be warned, there are spoilers! And don't worry, we’ll be back here tomorrow with our usual pop culture debrief.

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Recs discussed:

• Bridget Jones: Mad About the Boy The Official Podcast with Pandora Sykes 
• Renée And Hugh Reunite For British Vogue’s February Issue
• Hugh Grant on Smartless
• If the original Bridget Jones was released today, people would still call her fat, Glamour

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It’s Valentine’s week, hunnies, so ofc romance is top of the agenda on today’s show – kicking off with with a review of Elizabeth Day’s brand new podcast ‘masterclass’ How To Date, which she cohosts with MAFS’s Mel Schilling. Do you really have to be ‘healed’ to find love? And are we the only ones feeling a bit triggered by the ‘take your younger self for coffee’ TikTok trend? Plus: Netflix and Amazon Prime’s new rom-com efforts, Amy Schumer’s Kinda Pregnant and Reece Witherspoon’s You’re Cordially Invited, Jordan Stephens’ wonderfully refreshing take on male sexuality and the Bonnie Blue phenomenon, as well as life post-divorce in Amandaland. And, as promised, we’re getting stuck into Apple Cider Vinegar, the highly-anticipated Netflix series about Australian wellness scammer Belle Gibson. 

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Recs/ reviews:

• How To Date, Elizabeth Day
• Sludge Magazine
• Everyone Is Horny Again, Dazed
• Miss Me? Let’s Talk About Sex... with Jordan Stephens
• Jordan Stephens: sex on screen, male shame and Andrew Tate, Straight Up
• Avoidance, Drugs, Heartbreak and Dogs, Jordan Stephens
• Apple Cider Vinegar, Netflix 
• You’re Cordially Invited, Amazon Prime
• Kinda Pregnant, Netflix 
• Amandaland, BBC iplayer
• ‘I met my younger self for coffee’ TikTok trend

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We finally got swept up in the Romantasy craze huns! Following the news that Rebecca Yarros’s latest novel Oynx Storm has become the fastest selling adult novel in 20 years, we’re giving her first book in the series, Fourth Wing, a whirl. What is it about these fantasy romances that has millions of women hooked? Plus, our reviews of  Timothée Chalamet’s Oscar-tipped turn as Bob Dylan, an excellent book about building your own boyfriend (if only), Disney’s latest dystopian murder mystery, and Khloe Kardashian’s new podcast. Also, is Mel Robbins’s self-help mantra ‘Let Them’ helpful or just classic therapy speak? And how much weight do these rumbling Ryan Reynolds rumours have: is he the real villain of the It Ends With Us saga?

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Recs/ reviews:

• A Complete Unknown, in cinemas now
• Khloé in Wonder Land Podcast with Mel Robbins 
• ‘Let them’: can this viral self-help mantra change your life?, Guardian 
• Blob: A Love Story, Maggie Su 
• Fourth Wing, Rebecca Yarros
• Rebecca Yarros’s ‘Onyx Storm’ Is the Fastest-Selling Adult Novel in 20 Years, NYTimes 
• Did a Best-Selling Romantasy Novelist Steal Another Writer’s Story? The New Yorker 
• Paradise, Disney +

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The Traitors finale was so juicy we HAD to have a big old debrief: was Charlotte robbed? Did it all get too personal? What are the funniest The Traitors tropes? We also discuss Holly Willoughby’s first interview since a terrifying plot to kidnap and kill her was foiled a year ago, as well as Jameela Jamil’s unique ‘protection method’ against misogyny. Plus: has Angelina Jolie been snubbed by the Oscars because Hollywood favours Brad Pitt, despite her abuse allegations? We’re also sorry to report that our honey Leo Woodall’s ‘maths thriller’ Prime Target is... not thrilling. But luckily we do have plenty of other excellent recs for you to get stuck into! 

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Reviews/recs

A Good House, Royal Court Theatre FKA Twigs did this for herself, Vulture  FKA Twigs, Eusexua Central Cee, Can’t Rush Greatness  Holly Willoughby: ‘It’s been tough. There’s no way of sugar-coating it’, Times  Jameela Jamil, The Making of Me, the i paper  Prime Target, Apple TV There had never been a sillier thriller about maths, Vulture High Potential, Disney Plus 100 Years of Solitude, Netflix  What I Learned Visiting the Set of Netflix’s One Hundred Years of Solitude, Vogue Why Do TV Title Sequences Have So Much… Stuff, The Beast  ‘Severance,’ ‘The Substance’ and Our Increasingly Splintered Selves, NYTimes  We Run The Tides

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