The girls see The Batman and read their Google search history.

The girl's log ON and go OFF about the Academy Awards, The Slap, and Lady Gaga's successful rebrand as a caregiver to aging stars.

Rhiannon initiates an intimate Q&A about Jo's trip to Louisiana

Against all odds, the girls continue to grapple with Jackass Forever.

The girls wonder if the Jackass franchise is worthy of critical inquiry, if we will ever see hole on TV, and what has to happen to the human brain for it to want to start a podcast.

Jo survives a nor'easter, Rhiannon ponders Courteney Cox's lips, and the girls see Scream 5

We're back, baby!

The week your heavenly hosts Jo and Rhiannon go googoo for Gaga, in general and also in writer-director-actor-singer-songwriter-Sam Elliott-impressionist Bradley Cooper's passion project: A STAR IS BORN (2018).   It goes without saying that we're off the deep end, so watch as we dive into the 21st century's (first) rendition of this rich and timeless folktale for the finale of our She's So Lucky season. It's hard keepin' it so hardcore...but hey, we manage :) Stay tuned for our next season: The Queen's Gambit: The Films of Queen Latifah!   

“It’s a passion, an emotion, it’s a fashion,” it’s: BURLESQUE (2010), the penultimate episode of our She’s So Lucky season! Naturally the movie that brought Christina Aguilera to the silver screen, Cher to musicals, and Stanley Tucci to wearing a feather boa finds Jo and Rhiannon going balls to the absolute wall discussing about this star-bedazzled bustier of a movie, burlesque as a concept/culture/verb/lounge, something known as [the] “vocal runs,” and reckoning with how much they each adore and reference Xtina’s unforgettable debut alongside the Goddess of Pop herself. 

What happens when you contractually obligate the winner (Kelly Clarkson) and runner-up (Justin Guarini) of the first season of American Idol to make a spring break musical together, you ask? Well wonder no longer, dear reader, because the answer is From Justin to Kelly (2003), a movie described by Kelly Clarkson herself as "real, real bad!" A crown jewel of our She's So Lucky season, episode 6 finds your hosts examining American Idol culture, 2003 texting culture, towel choreography culture, and an infamous skirt made entirely out of neckties (eat your heart out, Avril!). Come commit a little American idolatry on the shores of Fort Lauderdale with us and see if you agree with Rhiannon that a film whose star has begged that it not become a cult classic is ultimately "not that bad," or with Jo, who would say that it "is bad."