T Lo go into detail as to why the latter work of Ryan Murphy ("Feud," "Hollywood," "The Politician" and "Ratched") bothers them so much before diving headfirst into the controversy surrounding the French coming-of-age film "Cuties."
T Lo talk about the end of the Kardashians on TV, the awfulness of gender reveal parties, how New York Fashion Week is getting by under lockdown conditions, and the new Oscars diversity guidelines, which may do more harm than good.
T Lo talk about the legacy of Chadwick Boseman, John Boyega's frustration with a racist film industry and fandom, Meghan and Harry's Netflix dollars, and why you should watch HBO Max's new sci-fi series "Raised By Wolves."
T Lo assess Melania Trump's fashion choice for the RNC and why you shouldn't underestimate her image-craft skills before launching into the latest Meghan Markle scandal (she said you should vote). PLUS: The difficulties of being a content-machine when the world is on fire.
T Lo rave about HBO's "Lovecraft Country," explain why Vice-Presidential candidate Kamala Harris' political style is of no interest, and dive into the controversies surrounding Cardi B and Megan Thee Stallion's "WAP."
T Lo run down the list of problems and grievances regarding Ellen DeGeneres and her talk show, fro her importance to queer history to the rather familiar undertones of the complaints against her, they try to put the whole mess in context and offer unasked-for advice on the way forward. PLUS: Harley Quinn and Star Trek: Lower Decks reviews!
T Lo take on Madonna's COVID disinformation backlash, talk about the royal gossip from the Harry and Meghan book, and put celebrities on notice for this year's "Virtual Emmys."
T Lo talk about three recent scandalous celebrity marriage moments - Kim & Kanye's breakdown, Will & Jada's compromises, and Princess Beatrice and Edo's PR coup of a wedding - and how the public isn't always able to wrap their minds around what these scandals mean.
T & Lo talk about the New Normal in the worlds of fashion, celebrity, red carpet, film and television as each industry struggles to find new ways to conduct business as usual.
T Lo give their late thoughts on the "Hamilton" film, discuss the life of Walter Mercado as depicted in "Mucho Mucho Amor" and go on a tear against powerful pundits and authors who think they're being canceled when they're just being disagreed with.
Authors and bloggers Tom Fitzgerald and Lorenzo Marquez render judgment on all the latest goings-on in the worlds of celebrity, pop culture, television and fashion. Strap yourselves in for some hilarious opinionating on all the most pressing issues of our time, darlings.
