While Sarah and Sadaf take a little summer break, this week, we revisit an episode from the archives, in which the pair discuss the many scandals of one Lena Dunham, the frequently problematic, award-winning writer, filmmaker and actor. Although she has managed to piss off just about every community at some point in time, she did create the seminal series Girls — so, does she deserve a return? Is she truly a voice of a generation? Especially with her delicious new series Too Much? Let’s debate.

🎧 A few recent episodes we think you might like:
– Is Alex Cooper a visionary? The Call Her Daddy debate
– Will the Justin Bieber, Selena Gomez and Hailey Bieber love triangle ever end?
– The many scandals and stories surrounding Gossip Girl

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@_sadafahsan
@sahagiansarah

On this week's episode, we delve into a few surprising baby announcements, a deliciously scandalous incident at a Coldplay concert no one can stop talking about, and this year's Emmy nominations, highlighting surprises and snubs, while also addressing the forever lack of diversity. Last but not least, with the news that Jax Taylor has parted ways with Bravo, we also chat about the ethics of reality TV, particularly regarding the portrayal of abusive personalities and the responsibility of networks to protect their audiences. Join us!

⏰ If you want to jump to your topic of choice, we've got timestamps for ya:
- 05:22: The Coldplay concert affair 
- 10:45: Emmy nominations and industry politics
- 22:16: Reality TV and abusive personalities

📚 For further reading:
- That Coldplay concert moment
- A complete list of Emmy noms

🎧 And a few recent episodes we think you might like:
– Is Alex Cooper a visionary? The Call Her Daddy debate
– Will the Justin Bieber, Selena Gomez and Hailey Bieber love triangle ever end?
– The many scandals and stories surrounding Gossip Girl

🔗 Once you're done listening, why not subscribe to our Patreon here? You'll find some exclusive goodies! 

📲 Plus, connect with us on social media here:

@_sadafahsan
@sahagiansarah

On this week's episode, we’re diving deep into the cultural phenomenon that is Call Her Daddy. We revisit its early Barstool days, the infamous feud between hosts Alex Cooper and Sofia Franklyn, the multimillion-dollar Spotify deal that changed podcasting forever—and the ongoing debate: is Call Her Daddy empowering women, or simply rebranding patriarchy for clicks? Along the way, we unpack the show's complicated relationship to feminism, internet fame, and the commodification of female sexuality. Plus: the evolution of Alex Cooper from raunchy co-host to media mogul.

📚 For further reading:
- Eat Your Heart Out Podcast

🎧 A few recent episodes we think you might like:
– Revisiting Sex and the City, from all the cosmos to the chaos
– Will the Justin Bieber, Selena Gomez and Hailey Bieber love triangle ever end?
– The many scandals and stories surrounding Gossip Girl

🔗 Once you're done listening, why not subscribe to our Patreon here? You'll find some exclusive goodies! 

Plus, connect with us on social media here:

@_sadafahsan
@sahagiansarah

This week, we delve into the implications of Diddy's legal troubles and its repercussions on the #MeToo movement, the breakup of Orlando Bloom and Katy Perry and who we'd like to see them date next (Mindy Kaling?!), and the extravagant and controversial wedding of Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sanchez. Also: our love for gold diggers, obviously.

To check out the clips and links we mentioned in this week's episode, click below:

Katy Perry & Orlando Bloom flirt @ the Golden Globes, 2016
Details of the Diddy verdict
Photos of the Bezos wedding

And if you wanna jump to your topic of choice, we've got timestamps for you:

04:48: Diddy's Conviction and Its Implications
12:47: Orlando Bloom and Katy Perry's Split
20:32: The Lavish Wedding of Jeff Bezos

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On this week's episode, we delve into the cultural phenomenon that is Sex and the City, its impact on women's representation in media, some of its problematic history and, of course, the ongoing feud between stars Kim Cattrall and Sarah Jessica Parker. Unfortunately, this also means we reflect on the abysmal sequel series And Just Like That, and just how relevant Carrie, Miranda, Charlotte, and Samantha remain today. Plus: all the fashion and the men. It's a delicious time.

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This week, we discuss the uber controversial Karen Read trial and the news that she is innocent, Sabrina Carpenter's provocative album cover and if it really is worth being prudish over, and Ryan Murphy's upcoming series on JFK, Jr. and Carolyn Bessette-Kennedy. We delve into themes of media representation, societal reactions to female agency, and the importance of fashion in storytelling. All the reasons you love us. Get into it!

To check out the clips and links we mentioned in this week's episode, click below:

Details on the Karen Read saga
Those questionable paparazzi shots of Ryan Murphy's new show
A guide to CBK's style
Sabrina Carpenter's album cover

And if you wanna jump to your topic of choice, we've got timestamps for you:

02:40: The Karen Reed Trial: A Deep Dive
11:07: Sabrina Carpenter's Controversial Album Cover
19:23: Ryan Murphy's New Series on JFK Jr.

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On this week's episode, we delve into the life and career of Mindy Kaling, including her rise as a multi-hyphenate talent, her cultural significance, and her complicated relationship with one BJ Novak (ahem, yuck). Of course, this also all means we're touching on The Office (U.K. versus U.S.) as well as the pressures of representation she's faced as a South Asian woman in Hollywood, who the father of her baby is (!!!), and just how rough the public seems to be when it comes to her body. It's...a lot, get into it.

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On this week's Hot Off The Press, we discuss the relentless efforts of Brooklyn Beckham and Nicola Peltz to stay in the spotlight, the rumours surrounding hot White Lotus actors Walton Goggins and Aimee Lou Wood, and Halle Bailey's ongoing relationship strife and custody battle with ex worm DDG, along with the broader implications of domestic abuse in the public eye. It's a mixed bag today!

To check out the clips and links we mentioned in this week's episode, click below:

Brooklyn Beckham & Nicola Peltz for Glamour
Meghan Markle & Prince Harry Dancin'
Walton Goggins & Aimee Lou Wood for Variety

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On this week's Hot Off The Press, we discuss the rise of Canadian pop star Tate McCrae and side-eye her talent just a wee bit (but not her dancing, we love her dancing!). We also dive deep into Broadway gossip, which has been real hot this week, including Hugh Jackman's love life and his recent split, and the spicy feud between legends Patti LuPone and Audra McDonald, which includes examining the impact of race and privilege in the theatre community. Join us!

To check out the clips and links we mentioned in this week's episode, click below:

Tate McRae's episode of So You Think You Can Dance
Patti LuPone's career-first apology (published after recording)
Deborah-Lee Furness's statement

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On this week's Reheat, Sarah and Sadaf explore the rise and fall of J.K. Rowling, the cultural impact of the Harry Potter series, and the ongoing debate about separating the art from the artist. We dig deep into the reviled author's journey from a struggling author to a literary icon, the backlash against her ugly views, and the complexities faced by fans who grew up with her work. Also: Sarah reveals she is a Hufflepuff. Yikes.

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