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You can judge J.Lo and Ben Affleck for putting all their personal shiz out there (again), but are you really that much better? In this ep, I share my intimate experiences meeting and reporting on both of these celebs and ask: Is it the chicken or the egg when it comes to consuming and perpetuating this obsession with sharing every detail of our personal lives with the world?
Dolly Parton's fire Playboy cover recreation this week got me thinking about age and sex. Ageism is a constant talking point in Hollywood, especially in men versus women. But is there merit in the double standards, cliches, and taboos?
If running with narratives was a sport, the media would be an Olympic superstar. And in this #FreeBritney moment, it's time we actually listen to what Britney Spears is saying and quit making her conservatorship about something it's not.
Reality star Courtney Stodden has become the face of Chrissy Teigen's bullying fallout and her therapist from VH1's Couples Therapy, Dr. Jenn Mann, has entered the chat. The celeb psychotherapist and I dive deeper into some of the mainstream media's favorite narratives and why they just. won't. quit. Why do people like Chrissy get away with it? What makes certain public targets "OK" to shit on? Are powerful men worse than women? And of course: the "men are trash" vs "feminism sucks" debate. Confidentiality not promised ;)
The stars have aligned, and they're telling us our current culture isn't trash for nothing. No-BS celebrity medium Chris Medina -- not your father's psychic -- sheds light on why we're dealing with this PC, cancellation climate chaos and where it's all going. Chris is over the woke, and he's over coddling you. So grab your crystals and your panties, cover your tarot cards' ears, and brace yourselves.
Farrah Abraham's been two things: controversial and on both sides of cancel culture. She's one of the women Chrissy Teigen publicly attacked. But she's also someone people have called a "homophobic, racist, bully." In this revealing, no-BS chat, the OG Teen Mom tells her side of her past behavior, not wanting Chrissy cancelled, fake Hollywood feminists, and her overall growth. PLUS, Britney's conservatorship and the toxic, powerful Hollywood puppet masters Farrah knows very well.
The Victoria's Secret Angel is becoming a thing of the past... like my prior wokeness. Yes, folks. I used to be woke. Like, the wokest. It's a personal discovery that started with angels in the VS heavens and took me through Lin Miranda-Manuel's (recently criticized) Washington Heights. And it leaves me wondering: Did I, and others like me, change? Or did the woke just forget what it wants to be?
Listen in to a no holds barred talk on masculinity, Me Too, objectification, and more (ft. two media professionals and a listener). We go there. And watch how these guys of different races, ages, professions, situations, AND political affiliations see eye to eye on so many current topics around men. Together we'll smash the patriarc-- the... you know, the thing.
How my new sit-down interview with the director of Marvel's Black Widow got me thinking about the future of movies, art, society, relationships, and yes, our lives. (Disclosure: No Avengers were harmed in the making of my sex dreams discussed in this ep.)
What do Beyonce, Gwen Stefani, and Nicki Minaj have in common? For one, they're cooler than you. But they've also all been accused of the a-word. It's like we need an instruction manual to navigate appropriation these days, but when all we want is for our cultures to be seen and appreciated, is this really helping?
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