Amy and Riley discuss David O'Russell's latest workplace tantrum, the Summer House spin-off rumors, Lindsay Hubbard's new big apartment, Jesse Solomon on the Tink (sp?) podcast, and even more breaking news that those four news stories. (00:00 - 34:30)

We then discuss the latest episode of The Valley (season 2, episode 6) - "We Need to Talk About Danny". (34:30)

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RIVERSIDE AI SUMMARY:

In this conversation, the hosts discuss various topics ranging from David O. Russell's on-set behavior to the dynamics of reality TV shows like Summer House. They explore the influence of Hollywood figures, the evolution of reality television, and the responsibilities of pet ownership among celebrities. The conversation also touches on the future of Bravo and its franchises, including the potential return of former cast members. In this conversation, the hosts delve into the complexities of reality television, particularly focusing on the dynamics of personal relationships and the impact of past behaviors on current interactions. They discuss Vicky Gunvalson's reflections on her time in the Bravo dog house, the emotional tensions in the latest episode of The Valley, and the challenges of navigating relationships with ex-partners. The conversation also touches on the aesthetics of home choices and how they reflect personal values, all while maintaining a humorous and engaging tone. In this episode, the hosts discuss various dynamics within the Vanderpump Rules cast, focusing on relationships, apologies, and personal histories. They explore the significance of representation in relationships, the complexities of apologies, and the impact of personal experiences on behavior. The conversation also touches on proposal preparations, parenting, and the challenges of navigating friendships in a reality TV context. The episode concludes with reflections on confrontations and the humorous undertones of the cast's interactions.

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