T Lo recap episode 2 of RuPaul's Drag Race All-Stars, season three, from the diva assignments, to the bad choreography, from Thorgy's messiness to Shangela's triumph. All the laughter, all the tears, all the drag bitchery.

T Lo run down the major Oscars nominations, giving their thoughts on who should win and who probably will. Then it's a deep-dive recap of the very first episode of Rupaul's Drag Race All-Stars Season 3, with a look back at how the show has changed the definition of mainstream drag.

T & Lo discuss the ongoing cultural shift in Hollywood, examining the reactions to the Aziz Ansari story and how the wider #MeToo movement is changing the conversation. Plus, the "Heathers" remake and how it demonstrates a fundamental misunderstanding of the original film, which leads to a wider discussion on remakes, reboots and sequels, with thoughts on "Blade Runner 2049" thrown in. Finally, they review the 1st episode of "The Assassination of Gianni Versace" and how it depicts the assault on gay culture that followed his death.

T & Lo go deep on the #TimesUp fashion blackout at the 75th Golden Globe Awards, detailing the history of the initiative, their fears about covering it, how the pre-press was unlike any for any red carpet they've ever seen, and how some people wished they'd never bothered covering at all. PLUS: was #TimesUp successful? Will it do more going forward? And of course, WHAT WAS THE FASHION LIKE?

T & Lo kick off 2018 with a review extravaganza as they discuss critical-buzz films "The Shape of Water," "Victoria & Abdul," "The Big Sick," and "Mudbound."

T Lo give their take on the Prince Harry/Meghan engagement photos and why some people find them shocking, review season 2 of "The Crown," re-visit the black-dress red carpet protest backlash and address the fanboy backlash to "Star Wars: The Last Jedi."

T Lo review "I, Tonya" and take on the criticisms that the film trivializes domestic abuse and whitewashes Tonya Harding's record, with a larger discussion about how critical consensus keeps getting challenged this year. Then, they run down the Golden Globes nominations and point out all the ways they ignored the watershed events in the entertainment industry and the cultural shift currently under way.

T Lo examine the slightly unusual trends in red carpetry as awards season ramps up, with a discussion on the effect of the sexual abuse scandals and how they're informing the way actresses promote themselves. After that, two deep-dive, non-spoiler reviews of "Molly's Game" and the sublime "Lady Bird." PLUS: Lorenzo loves Netflix's new German sci-fi/horror show "Dark."

It's a TV and movie review extravaganza as T Lo give their thoughts on Netflix's "Godless," Amazon's "The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel," and The CW's superhero crossover, while also reviewing awards-buzz films "Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri" and "The Post." ALSO: A lengthy discussion on the Armie Hammer/Buzzfeed brouhaha: how fans don't like cynical takes on celebs and how celebs hold a ton of power when it comes to press coverage.

T Lo dive deep on the four finalists' collections for Project Runway 16, offering all their thoughts on each one of the 40 looks that walked the runway, including their surprise reactions to the winner, and a little bit of bickering over who SHOULD have won.