Tracie walks Rich through the lawsuits, contradictions, and mounting controversy surrounding Amy Griffin's bestselling memoir The Tell. We also revisit Sasha Grey's 2007 appearance on The Tyra Banks Show, hear what Kelly Cutrone has to say about Tyra Banks' lawsuit against Netflix over the America's Next Top Model documentary, and, as always, check in on our favorite British icon, Harvey Price.

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We take a deep dive into Tyra Banks' defamation lawsuit against Netflix over the America's Next Top Model documentary; Natasha Lyonne worries us with a baffling Tribeca Film Festival appearance; Tracie explains why she thinks Jean Harlow's legend is wildly overrated; and an unhoused woman mistakes Rich's shorts for a very pretty skirt.

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Tracie is suddenly invested in the Knicks' success while Rich couldn't care less. Farrah Abraham celebrates her birthday in what appears to be an entirely AI-generated reality. Plus, Scott Pelley delivers a devastating critique of Bari Weiss.

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On this week's episode, we review Jameela Jamil's latest Substack essay in which she writes about an attempted kidnapping she says she survived, without ever explaining how she got away. We also unpack the Euphoria finale, celebrate Cindy "Rodeo" Steedle's unexpected second act as a violinist, and Rich honors Pride Month with a message from a homophobic Teletubby.

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Rich makes the case that he's technically a 9/11 survivor. Tracie has the gruesome realization she's been on Raya for 10 years. We investigate the origins of "monkey bars," have a delayed Euphoria conversation, discuss how Kars4Kids raises money for jewish birthright trips to Israel, and examine Trump's deeply unsettling pronunciation of the word "vegan." We also review the dash cam footage from Britney Spears' DUI arrest and ask the important questions, like why we're all still here.

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Rich shares some clips from Tara Reid's new movie Dr. Quarantine, which leads us to a mini investigation of her collaborative partner, director White Cross. Then we revisit the Naomi and Wynonna Judd TV movie after Tracie erroneously thought Wynonna was dead.

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This week, we descend into the toxic delusion orbiting Michael Jackson’s most devoted defenders, unpack the slow cultural death spiral of the Met Gala at the hands of Jeff and Lauren Bezos, and discover that Rich is somehow fully on board for The Devil Wears Prada 2. We also revisit an absolutely unhinged vintage clip of Liza Minnelli serenading a deaf lover using what appears to be entirely self-invented sign language, culminating in a jaw-dropping interpretation of the word “Chinese."

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Rich loved Michael, which is how we ended up in the moral labyrinth that is Michael Jackson’s legacy. We revisit Living with Michael Jackson, ask what it means to separate art from artist (and whether that’s even possible), and sit with the discomfort.

Elsewhere: Madonna is back in her chaos era, making a pilgrimage to The Abbey as part of her press tour. Tracie speed-reads Lena Dunham’s memoir Famesick and comes to some…conclusions.

And finally, a cursed visual you now have to live with too: turtle erections.

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It's 420 season! This episode is an experiment in tangentiality. Baby Jessica got arrested. Rich explains his two phobias: pegboard hooks and not being seated on the end of an aisle. Plus, Liza Minnelli's EDM single, Sean Penn's Oscar speech when he won for Harvey Milk, and other gay stuff.

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Clavicular and Woah Vicky had a meeting of the minds. Rich appreciates how realistic Bryon Noem made his fake boobs look. Tracie shares what she learned in sexual harassment training. Keke Palmer gets ambushed.

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We learned a lot of weird things this week. First, male cheerleaders are called "yell leaders." This fact presented itself to us after Jeff Webb—a cheerleading pioneer and Charlie Kirk's mentor—died in a mysterious pickleball accident. Also, did you know they make guns for people without fingers? Plus, Jude Law has like seven kids now, one of whom has a mother who was a contestant on The Voice UK—which is all tied back to Chappell Roan.

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