It's all the internet can talk about... Madame Web. As someone who generally dislikes the superhero movie genre, I wasn't too interested until I heard how bad it was. And boy, were the critics of Twitter right! But in the best way. I haven't had this much fun in a theater in awhile (to be fair, I've seen a lot of Oscar or Oscar-adjacent movies lately an they're all pretty heavy). But still! Madame Web is iconic and I had a lot of thoughts. Listen to hear more.Also I got my Instagram wrong (lol), follow me @the.lodown.by.lauren
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Parasocially, Yours
Well after a whirlwind romance and many angry fans later, Taylor Swift and Matty Healy of The 1975 have broken up (pause for applause). This week, I'm here to break down for you why fans care, and why maybe caring that much can be a little dangerous. Follow us on Instagram @the.lodown.podcast, and on Tik Tok @chicken.fangers.
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America's Next Top CEO
Well, it finally happened: Succession is over, and so is #1 boy Kendall Roy's life. This week we are joined by Newsweek reporter, friend of the podcast and Succession Superman Lauren Giella to talk about the Succession finale- whether it lived up to the hype, where we predict the characters will end up post-finale, and what to watch next now that we've said goodbye to Waystar Royco. Digressions include discussing The Other Two, Veep, and why appointment viewing of television has become essential to culture.
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William Bowery Can F**k Off!
The culture is BUZZING right now! Breakups, new couples. drag queens winning and British kings losing. All is discussed in this episode! We cover Taylor Swift and Joe Alwyn's breakup, the supposed new relationship between Kylie Jenner and Timothee Chalamet, the new HBO Harry Potter series, Sasha Colby's win on Rupaul's Drag Race, and the acts performing at King Charles' coronation.
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Where You Lead, I Will Follow
This week I'm joined by a very special guest- my best friend, my partner in crime, my big sister Ariel! We take a trip down memory lane and discuss the movies and television that raised us and shaped us into who we are today.
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