Tom & Lorenzo’s Pop Style Opinionfest

Eat Good Food and Wear Good Stuff Right Now

T & Lo have things to say about Meghan Markle's royal tour fashion and timidity, then they launch in to a gushing review of Netflx's new food series "FAT SALT ACID HEAT," then they discuss the biggest mistake in personal style and how they recently discovered they were just as guilty of it as anyone else.

T Lo's TeeVee Tawk

T & Lo flip on the mics and let rip with their thoughts on a whole bunch of shows: The Haunting of Hill House, The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina, Netflix's Dancing Queen and the Australian series Wanted, the first seriously disappointing episode of The Romanoffs and the adventurous but slightly less fun third season of The Good Place.

Pumpkin-Spiced Pod-Pourri

T Lo take a sip of their pumpkin spice lattes and dive into a whole host of topics, from Kanye's Oval Office visit, to Hedi Slimane's badly received Celine collection, to the new Project Runway team, to National Coming Out Day and why they'll never cover another First Lady after Michelle Obama. 

Tea With Gaga

T Lo gush over the amazing documentary "Tea With the Dames," starring Maggie Smith, Judi Dench, Eileen Atkins and Joan Plowright and then bicker over the details of "A Star is Born," from the costume design to the song writing to the directorial choices to the acting performances. T loved it, Lo had issues with it and they both state their cases.

The Good, The Bad and The Gloriously Tacky

T Lo celebrate the return of "The Good Place" and discuss why it's so unique among TV shows. They have less kind things to say about Netflix's "Maniac," which they considered pretentious and stale. PLUS: Michael Kors buys Versace! Lorenzo explains what it all means.

When You Don't Love What Everyone Else Does

T Lo talk about what it's like to not love those things everyone says you're supposed to, like "Queer Eye" and Hannah Gadsby's "Nanette," and how difficult the culture makes it to speak critically of beloved entertainment some times. Plus: A gushing review of "Sorry For Your Loss" and a middling review of "Forever."

Where Does Project Runway Go From Here?

T Lo react to the Tim and Heidi's exit from Project Runway, discuss their new show and make suggestions for how PR can continue without them, including changes to the format and suggestions for replacements. PLUS: mini-recaps of Babylon Berlin and American Horror Story: Apocalypse.

Children on the Red Carpet

T & Lo discuss their passion for costume design analysis before launching into an extended look at the history of child stars and fashion, from Judy Garland to Brooke Shields to Miley Cyrus to Millie Bobby Brown. They talk about how Hollywood style, high fashion and notions of childhood changed over time and how that was all reflected in what child stars wore on the red carpet. 

High-Wire Acts and Hype Machines

T & Lo explain what happened to their "Sharp Objects" costume design posts and why they had to be taken down, leading to a discussion of the particular vulnerabilities of independent bloggers and the high-wire act they maintain. Then, it's a look at the hype machine for "A Star is Born" and a comparison to the previous versions of the film. And finally: Louis C.K. needs to sit down and figure out how to be sorry. 

Witches and Good Wives, Suave Spies and Mouthy Models

T Lo react to the recent Kendall Jenner model controversy, squeal with delight over the announcement of a "Bewitched" reboot and offer their ideas on how it should be updated, give a shoutout to Jennifer Garner for showing her true strength of character, and each give their top three picks of who should play the next James Bond