We’re back to discuss one of the all-time great season one episodes: Bay of Married Pigs. Directed by the legendary Nicole Holofcener, this is the episode where Carrie has an unfortunate run-in with her married friend’s d**k, Samantha seduces Charlotte’s doorman, and Miranda dabbles in lesbianism. Are married couples and single people actually at war? All signs point to yes!
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221: On West Village Girls, Gay Billionaires, Met Gala Drama
We’re back to address some lingering Met Gala controversies, the Golden Globes’ new podcast category, Madonna’s upcoming limited series, gay billionaires, Cannes’ restrictive new fashion guidelines, the Practical Magic teaser, Lena Dunham’s New Yorker essay, Brock Colyar’s harrowing West Village girls article, Rosie O’Donnell’s appearance on Hacks, The Rehearsal’s adult baby episode, and so much more!
Also, LA fuckettes, we are doing a cute little event with Los Angeles legend Liz Goldywn this Thursday at 6:30PM in downtown LA. RSVP here.
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220: On the 2025 Met Gala
It’s time to unpack the 2025 Met Gala, a historic event which promised to honor the legacy of Black dandyism, but occasionally veered into Ringling Brothers territory. On this very special episode, we break down the hits, the misses, and the bizarre props that celebrities lugged onto the red carpet. From the triumph of actual tailoring (hi, Zendaya) to Marc Jacobs’ unforgettable perm, we discuss it all!
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219: On Beyoncé, JoJo Siwa, Hacks
On this week’s episode, we dive into Beyoncé’s Cowboy Carter tour, JoJo Siwa’s hard pivot from lesbian to queer, Lana’s Stagecoach performance, Jack Schlossberg’s one-man Met Gala boycott, the controversial Boy Smells rebrand, Isamaya’s journey into Sephora, Jeff Goldblum and Braindead’s “Goldblooming” cologne, the trailer for Netflix’s latest Nantucket thriller Sirens, and the excellent new seasons of Hacks and The Rehearsal. Also, it’s only three more sleeps until the Met Gala! Gird your loins.
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218: On Coachella, Liza Minnelli, Phoebe Philo
Lauren’s had a deeply f**ked up day, yet we still managed to chat about Isaac Mizrahi’s cabaret act , the uncertain future of the Arclight theater, Kstew’s Silverlake wedding, Gaga’s Coachella performance, the Liza Minnelli documentary, Duran Lantink and Johnathan Anderson’s new gigs, and Phoebe Philo’s latest collection.
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