There's A Movie For That

People across London and the world are mourning the killing of Sarah Everard. She is the 33-year-old marketing executive who disappeared in South London while walking home earlier this month. Her death has led to protests and anger over gender violence and how it is treated in every part of our society. This week we are joined by Andrea Duffy, the host of Crime and Cookies, to talk about the case, how she handles harassment in public spaces, and how men need to do better. We also discuss the Oscar nominations, and share our thoughts on 'Minari,' 'Barb and Star Go to Vista Del Mar,' and 'Boss Level.'

Our time in Westview has come to an end. Did the series live up to the hype and fan speculation from across the internet and is that how the show should be judged? This week we talk about all things 'WandaVision' and share our thoughts on 'Coming 2 America', 'The United States Vs. Billie Holiday', and more!!!

Last week the internet decided that Mario was the greatest video game character of all time. This week we try and assemble a team of the five best characters to come from our favorite consoles. Who will prevail? Listen and tell us who you think has the best squad. We also share our thoughts on I Care A Lot and the HBO MAX series Love Life.

A lot of traveling this past week. Carson Wentz is headed to Indianapolis and Ted Cruz couldn't resist a trip to Cancun while Texas dealt with freezing storms and rolling blackouts. This week we talk about how these trips got booked and the ramifications felt at home. We also share our thoughts on the new movie Nomadland and Netflix's most popular show, Bridgerton.

After a dud of a Super Bowl, the biggest things to come out of the NFL have been Tom Brady not holding his liquor, Houston being a terrible place to be a star athlete, and Aaron Rodgers getting engaged. This week we talk about the surprise news and how the NFL MVP was able to keep his personal life so private. We also share our thoughts on the new documentary on Hulu, 'Framing Britney Spears', and the new movie on HBO MAX, 'Judas and the Black Messiah'.

Award season is back! Last week the Hollywood Foreign Press came out with their nominations for the Golden Globes and there was a collective scream from the internet upon seeing who they chose to celebrate and who they chose to leave out. This week we break down the snubs and surprises, and share our thoughts on In and Of Itself, Malcolm and Marie, Ted Lasso, and Palmer.

The big game is set for Sunday as Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs will be taking on Tom Brady and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. To help break down the matchup this week we brought on a Kansas City fan and a New England fan (because let's face it Tampa doesn't have any real fans and all of New England seems to be pulling for Tom). We also share our thoughts on The Little Things, One Night in Miami, and The Night Stalker.

Welcome, folks, to the Biden Administration. Last week President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris took their oaths of office. And with no balls or parties to attend, his staff got right to work signing new executive orders, firing old staff, and redecorating the Oval Office. This week we talk about what stood out from the week and where the country goes from here. We also share our thoughts on the two-part Tiger documentary on HBO MAX as well as NBC's new show, Mr. Mayor.

Three years after winning the Super Bowl the Philadelphia Eagles have fired their head coach, have no offensive coordinator, no defensive coordinator, aging stars, cap issues, and an issue at quarterback after Carson Wentz got benched. Probably not where fans thought the team would be. So where does the team go from here? This week three fans talk about why the Eagles were so bad this year and if the team can be fixed or if it's time for a rebuild. We also share our thoughts on the first two episodes of 'WandaVision' on Disney+ and the first season of 'I May Destroy You' on HBO.

Last week the United States was attacked by a mob goaded on by Donald Trump. Walls were scaled, windows were broken, and the Capitol was taken for the first time since the War of 1812. How does the country move on from this moment? This week they talk about all the signs leading up to the event and what (if anything) can and should be done about this dark stain on the country's history.

They also share our thoughts on Pixar's new movie Soul and Ma Rainey's Black Bottom.