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In the social event of your lives, Cancel Me, Baby! meets Behind the Velvet Rope for a discussion on Hollywood, its PR machines, and blacklisting for non-hot people that'll blow the lid off this joint that is entertainment's inner working yet AGAIN. Featuring David Yontef, the mastermind behind the super successful show Behind the Velvet Rope, we're going there and we're not scared. And yes I meant for that to rhyme you hoes.

Your local high school is Hollywood. The movie industry the unattainable, cool, bad boy while the music biz is the dude stuffing dick pics in your locker. Point is, we can smell desperation from a mile away, and on this special Friday ep I debrief my new Amazon junket interview and further explore why things like Bridgerton keep me drooling but the VMAs sex show leaves much to be desired, with a bigger message that ties it all together and can be applied to your daily lives.

Join me in a brief chat with stars Diana Silvers (Booksmart), Kristine Froseth (Hulu's Looking for Alaska), and writer/director Sarah Adina Smith (FX’s Legion, HBO’s Room 104), about their edgy new Amazon Prime movie Birds of Paradise. In a world that is SHAMEless (see: VMAs in ep. 88), I give them kudos for not delivering gratuitous sex scenes for shock value. This chat definitely gave me inspiration for thoughts and future eps so stay the eff tuned!

Award show ratings are getting dragged more than Nicki Minaj by the mean angry mob, but FEAR NOT you dinosaur networks, I have some ideas. Can't wait for my royalties xo

What AOC's Met Gala dress, constant celebrity tonsil hockey, and Tik Tok influencers have in common: a thesis.

My body, my choice! .... but wait, let’s mandate that other stuff. Um, what? It feels like causes celebs support (or don't) are constantly at odds and keeping up with their horseplay is starting to feel more convoluted than all 2 hours and 28 minutes minutes of Inception. Someone make it make sense.

Hide yo filter, hide yo Tik Tok. We have a Gen Z in the AIM (if only) chat. This week I'm getting cancelled with Sophie Beren, CEO and founder of the platform The Conversationalist... and boy oh boy, do we converse. From celeb virtue signaling to Tik Tok fame and Gen Z's existential dread, the hot takes make your favorite Bridgerton sex scene look tame.

FBoy me once, shame on you. FBoy me twice, you're a reality TV internet superstar. The latest obscure dating competition fad, HBO's FBoy Island, has me asking all sorts of questions about our reality TV trajectory (and weird effing obsession), how shallow our culture is, and if spotlighting these f-boys is really feminist or good for women. Time to face the music, ladies. Or in this case... your dms.

Despite political lines, can't we all agree the losers need to go? Silly Taylor. It seems that no, no we cannot. Your huckleberry tea is scorching today as I unveil stories of my firsthand experiences in Hollywood and with celebs when Time's Up first came about, and why, especially in the Cuomo saga, they continue to make me feel less optimistic about the "movement" than I should be. Wide-eyed 2018 me is shaking.

So Disney screwed over ScarJo's finances from her work on Black Widow, eh? Well that makes two of us. Come along with me on this unexpected journey through Mickey's fun house as I get to the ugly truth of this lawsuit war that'll leave all seven dwarves shaking in their sad little boots.