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Here are the highlights:
- IT ENDS WITH US director and star JUSTIN BALDONI hired JOHNNY DEPP's crisis management team to handle the bad press surrounding his on-set feud with co-star BLAKE LIVELY.
- JORDAN CHILES lost her Olympic bronze medal to Romanian gymnast ANA BĂRBOSU — was the decision fair?
- ALEC BALDWIN had the charges against him dismissed, and we explore more about the prosecution's deplorable actions.
- JULIANNE HOUGH talks about RYAN SEACREST in an excellent interview with DAX SHEPARD on ARMCHAIR EXPERT.
- Is the dating world doomed? According to comedian MICHAEL LENOCI, the answer is yes.
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This week's episode is flooded with pop-culture topics and personal anecdotes.
- A review of Noah Kahan at the Hollywood Bowl
- Kyle Jenner's meltdown over public scrutiny. Is she trading mental health for fame?
- Ben Affleck tells Kevin Hart Jennifer Lopez's insane level of fame. Is this a pre-divorce "tell."
- Shakira shades her ex-husband (again).
- Has THE REAL HOUSEWIVES OF OC gone too far with their treatment of Shannon Beador?
- Did Tom Brady have a pre-calculated plan to break up Gisele Bündchen and her Jujutsu instructor with The Roast?
- Young Thug's trial screams corruption and it's the Judge versus the defense
- Amazon needs to stop pushing their sub-par clothes on me.
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On this new episode we discuss:
- SUMMER HOUSE: Why West burned Ciara Miller and the horrible state of dating in general.
- JENNIE GARTH and PETER FACINELLI: The most painful, sad conversation about divorce I've ever heard.
- MEGHAN McCAIN v. JENNIFER LOPEZ: It's time to back the eff off of our glam queen (JLO, that is). Plus, are celebrities ever entitled to a bad day?
- ZOE DESCHANEL: Is she a nepo baby? And if so, SO WHAT!
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I'm back, and this time I'm flying solo. Listen for a fresh take on pop-culture from the perspective of a very opinioned lawyer (that's me).
- Alec Baldwin and Hilaria launch new reality show: is it exploitation of children to pay Alec's legal bills?
- Vanderpump Rules is on the chopping block: The producers should be ashamed of themselves.
- The demise of JLO and Ben: Is the fame drug too tempting? Should Ben defend Jen against the internet trolls?
- Harrison Butker loves homemakers: Is he judging or celebrating women?
- Jennie Garth and her ex-husband Peter Facinelli have a heartbreaking conversation about their divorce.
- Kelly Osbourne comes for Giuliana Rancic for no good reason: is Kelly a hypocrite?
- Nepotism in Hollywood a la Kate Hudson: Is it a good or bad thing?
On this week's episode we dive into Oliver Hudson's infidelity confession and whether regret is a healthy part of life. We also discuss Selena Gomez's take on unrealistic beauty standards and how Hollywood's standard of beauty has drastically changed. Lastly, we talk about Taylor Swift's new record and the art of holding grudges.
Taylor Swift's new album, The Tortured Poet's Department is here, and I'm giving you my full thoughts. Listen now for a track-by-track analysis of Part I.
This is a good episode, friends! I'm fired up. We start off the episode discussing how hard it is to make new friends in Los Angeles. I then dive into a deep discussion about insane celebrity culture, including Kristin Cavallari's recent podcast promoting psychotropic drugs/toad venom—and my very strong objection to it. We also have a conversation about the moral perils of Tish Cyrus allegedly "stealing" her daughter's boyfriend (whom she's now married to). Plus, we discuss how all celebrities are getting the same procedures. Lastly, we talk about Wendy Williams' new documentary and whether she's been exploited by her family. We also ask an existential question of whether people should stay in a relationship after they've been cheated on.
For those that want to skip around, the minute breakdown is below:
INTRO
11:00 Kirstin Cavallari discussion
30:00 Lindsay Hubbard continues her I-don't-care-but-I-care Carl Radke breakup tour
34:00 Celebrities must stop getting veneers (clip from Abby via The Unplanned Podcast)
40:00 Tish Cyrus is married to her daughter's ex-boyfriend
51:00 Has Wendy Williams been exploited? And would Wendy have stayed with her philanderer ex-husband had the public not pressured her?
On this week's episode we cover some very interesting legal cases, such as the lawsuit against Facebook for its harmful impact on children. Plus, a group of dating-app uses have come together to sue Match Group for false advertising (i.e., LOVE is not their real goal — GASP!) Later, we discuss why Travis Kelce is the right match for Taylor Swift and we examine whether celebrity memoirs are fair to the romantic partners unwillingly mentioned. Finally, Amy Robach and T.J. Holmes might learn the hard way that LUST is not enough.
Welcome to 2024, friends! We're ringing in the new year with a recap of 2023, some new dating perspectives/stories, and goals for the year ahead. Enjoy!
This week's episode is a special one. After watching the very talented David Ely play drums at an underground speakeasy, I knew I had to know more. "Ely" was gracious enough to take me on a journey inside his world as a working drummer in Los Angeles, and to let me in on his plans for the future. We discussed not only music, but his career as a painter and much more. Visit thisisdapoolparty.com to see his incredible artwork.
Today, we take a deep dive into my personal life and ask — what exactly is love bombing anyways? Then we talk Hollywood gone haywire as it relates to Robert De Niro losing a gender discrimination lawsuit filed by a mistreated assistant. Lastly, we talk Britney Spears.
First and foremost, the terrorist attack in Israel and the unspeakable events that followed have left me devastated. My heart goes out to the families of the innocent civilians in Israel and Gaza who have lost their lives due to this unspeakable act of terrorism.
To offer some levity during these tragic times, we are covering pop culture topics, including Will Smith and Jada Pinkett Smith's admission that they are no longer together, whether Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce are end game, and Kourtney Kardashian and Kim Kardashian's very ugly fight. Plus, I've got some personal-life updates at the top of this episode. Enjoy!
On this week's show I put on my legal hat to cover the Danny Masterson verdict and my co-host (Mark) and I analyze the backlash against Mila Kunis and Ashton Kutcher for writing letters of support for their 'That 70's Show' co-star. Then we ask whether Jimmy Fallon's on-set behavior is toxic or simply par for the course in the entertainment industry. We also discuss the divorce between Joe Jonas and Sophie Turner and whether it's possible for a relationship to survive when both parties have huge careers. Plus, is Lizzo's booty shake inappropriate in light of the lawsuit against her? And finally, is it too soon for Blue Ivy to be in the spotlight at Beyonce's concert?
Mark and I start out this week's podcast by working out a small spat between us followed by some existential life questions. We then move into pop culture topics, including the lawsuit against Lizzo, Jennifer Lopez's Virgo discrimination, and some personal pet peeves to share with the audience. Email me at thedishmaster@gmail.com with feedback.
Welcome back, friends! On this week's episode I'm giving some personal-life updates, discussing Ariana Grande's illicit affair, asking existential questions about Kristen Bell and Dax Shephard giving their children non-alcoholic beer, talking new films, and diving into the Miranda Lambert fan rage. Lastly, is Keke Palmer's baby daddy controlling?
On this week's episode we start off with some fun dating debacles followed by some existential questions about male/female relationships (the "pick-me" girls, bi-sexuality, alpha men, etc...). We also take Pete Davidson's side in his battle against the terrible organization that is PETA, we question whether Kim Kardashian really has the "lights off" during sexy time (are "modest" the true freaks in the bedroom?), and we take a deep dive into Khloe Kardashian's confession about feeling detached from her child she had via surrogate (how will her child feel when he sees it?).
Attention all Vanderpump Rules fans — you're in luck! This episode is entirely dedicated to the final episode of the season, also known as Part III of the reunion. I'm giving you all my thoughts and asking some existential questions such as whether this was all too much hate on Tom Sandoval and Raquel Leviss and it needs to stop. I also take great joy in pointing out the hypocrisy of every single cheating cast member. ENJOY!
On this week's show we have a full rundown of all things Taylor Swift's Eras tour. Is it too Beyonce and not enough singer/songwriter vibes? Plus, we talk Vanderpump Rules and whether this show is filled with a bunch of cheating hypocrites who have no business crucifying Tom Sandoval (or...is Sandoval not getting ENOUGH heat). Lastly, we examine the advantages/disadvantages of a young marriage, and we congratulate Ed Sheeran on winning his lawsuit.
We have a great episode for you, friends! First, I tell a personal story of an embarrassing dating fail (think Larry David) before diving into the latest updates of the Vanderpump Rules scandal. We then give Taylor Swift some ideas of who to date next. We also discuss the controversy surrounding Ariana Grande's weight (ED trigger warning), the Bud Light backlash, and the charges against Alec Baldwin being dropped.
More disaster dating stories, the Taylor Swift breakup heard around the world, Gwyneth Paltrow won her lawsuit, Leonardo DiCaprio's affinity for younger women, and Megan Fox and Machine Gun Kelly are back together. Lastly, the Dalai Lama is a pedophile.
We are FINALLY addressing the biggest pop culture scandal since Brangelina — Vanderpump Rules. Tune in for our take on Tom Scandoval and Raquel Leviss' affair. We also address the ongoing drama between Selena Gomez, Hailey Bieber and Justin Bieber, and Chris Rock's answer to Will Smith's slap heard round the world. Lastly, my good friend Tiquette talks about her new Non-Profit, "Our Legacy Harvested," which she founded to educate, advance, and empower the BIPOC community in the wine industry.
We kick off this week's podcast by addressing Kelsea Ballerini's VERY TMI interview with Alex Cooper on the 'Call Her Daddy' podcast. We also cover all of the alleged Kevin Costner drama on the set of 'Yellowstone,' the latest developments in the Alec Baldwin's case, and 'South Park' taking aim at Meghan Markle and Prince Harry. We then tip our hats to the very handsome Jonathan Majors who is killing it with his latest fashion choices and finally, should Roald Dahl's books be edited for sensitivity?
We start this week's podcast with some existential dating/friendship questions before moving into some pop-culture topics including why Amy Robach stepped down from GMA when it was T.J. Holmes who allegedly had the multiple affairs with subordinate staff members. We also dive into Orlando Bloom's eyebrow-raising comments about his relationship with Katy Perry, and we have some comments on Rihanna's halftime show. Lastly, did Ashton Kutcher and Reese Witherspoon have tension on the red carpet, and is MTV's The Challenge a fair competition show?
TW: Rape and sexual violence is discussed on this episode.
We're keeping it fast and loose on this week's podcast, friends! First, we tell some fun dating stories before our very thorough examination of whether Pamela Anderson is making a play to get Tommy Lee back. Then, we discuss Armie Hammer's response to the allegations against him. Lastly, is Ben Affleck sad or does he just have a bad resting face?
This week's episode will feature a romance update from The Dishmaster, along with some new celebrity news, including my thoughts on the Pamela Anderson documentary, Ashton Kutcher's being "f*cking pissed" about Demi Moore's documentary, Nikki Bella wearing her John Cena wedding dress to marry Artem, and Hilaria Baldwin yelling at the paparazzi.
On this week's show we analyze the potential reasons Alec Baldwin got charged with Involuntary Manslaughter and whether the state has a strong case. We then discuss the disturbing photo on Jamie Lee Curtis' wall, and Austin Butler calling his ex of 10 years, Vanessa Hudgens, a "friend," and whether his new girlfriend — Kaia Gerber — has anything to do with it. We also analyze Jimmy Kimmel's awkward interview with 'Wednesday' star Jenna Ortega, and we debate Marie Osmond's decision to not give her children an inheritance. Lastly, we discuss Shia LaBeouf's redemption tour.
Trigger warning: We talk about domestic violence at the end of this podcast.
On this week's podcast we give a Harry and Meghan Markle update, and we discuss dating philosophies and toxic positivity. We also talk about Miley Cyrus' new single, which takes a swipe at her ex-husband, Liam Hemsworth, and we've got a hot take on the Amy Robach and T.J. Holmes affair.
Merry Christmas Eve and Happy Hanukkah! I had to tell you my thoughts on Amber Heard choosing to drop her appeal by settling with Johnny Depp for $1 million. So what motivated her decision, and why did Depp agree to such a paltry sum?
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On this week's episode, we start off by honoring the life of DJ/dancer Stephen "Twitch" Boss. We also dive into the controversial fraud lawsuit against Kyle Richards' (Real Housewives of Beverly Hills) husband Mauricio Umansky, we discuss Meghan Markle and Prince Harry's very irritating Netflix documentary, and the new law in New York which allows survivors of sexual assault to file new lawsuits.
We're back from a very long break and we're coming in swinging with lots of pop-culture updates and a deep-dive into romantic attachment theory from the book 'Attached' by Dr. Amir Levine and Rachel Heller .
On this week's show we discuss the shocking news that Angelina Jolie was behind that 2005 leak of her and Brad Pitt on the beach in Africa with a then young Maddox. We also talk about Armie Hammer's wife, Elizabeth Chambers, leaking stories about her then husband to the press by using her best friend as a cover.
Lastly, we talk about Jennifer Aniston's infertility admission, Jessica Simpson's concerning Pottery Barn ad, Meghan Markle feeling objectified, and the very controversial ending to Love is Blind Season 3.
We're back with our legal hats on this week! We've got some Johnny Depp / Amber Heard strategy revelations, details on what really happened during the infamous 2016 plane altercation between Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt, plus Pitt's legal battle over those Hurricane Katrina homes he built in NOLA. We also talk about Britney Spears, and we've got a good old fashioned movie-review feud between Amandla Stenberg and Lena Wilson over Bodies, Bodies, Bodies. Finally, we've give a shoutout to the late, great legend that is ROGER EBERT.
This week's podcast is short and sweet, friends! We cover Will Smith's apology, celebrities flying private jets, and Beyoncé's controversial album drop. Plus, we delve into some legal topics, including the Alex Jones verdict, Kevin Spacey's liability, and the latest on Amber Heard's appeal.
We're ushering in a new season of The Dishmaster with a personal story about my David/Goliath lawsuit against Dell Computers. Thank you to everyone who tuned into last season's Johnny Depp v. Amber Heard coverage, and in light of my legal-leaning podcast, I'm sharing my very alarming years-long battle against a corporate monster. I would not accept Dell's f$#k-the-consumer mentality, and I fought like hell not only for my money back — but for justice. Here is my story.
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The verdict is in, friends! Johnny Depp officially won his case against Amber Heard, and I'm here with my lawyer hat to explain the verdict. Plus, what does this mean for the Me Too movement and for male victims of domestic violence? Don't forget to welcome my co-host, Mark, back to the podcast!
Trigger Warning: Domestic Violence, Sexual Assault
It's been a long road, but we're approaching the end of this trial, and I've wrapped it up with some final thoughts on the very damning rebuttal witnesses, Amber Heard's final testimony, and Camille's very strong closing argument. Who, if anyone will win? I give you my final thoughts in what is hopefully my last episode on this topic (excluding some verdict coverage, of course).
We're back (and boy did this take forever). I've got my lawyer hat on to continue with my analysis of day 2 of Amber Heard's cross examination, and this time we cover the James Franco of it all, nothing good happening at Coachella, Heard's counter claim, and more.
Johnny Depp's attorney, Camille Vasquez, conducted one of the best cross examinations of all time when she went point-by-point on each and every allegation of Amber Heard. Listen for my in-depth analysis of the first day of cross.
Trigger warning: Domestic violence, sexual assault
In part two of my coverage of Johnny Depp's defamation case against Amber Heard, we dive even deeper into the evidence, and fair warning — Heard's claims are extremely disturbing. Listen for my personal opinion on Heard's testimony.
Trigger warning: Domestic violence and sexual assault
Amber Heard finally took the stand and in part one of this podcast episode, I once again put on my lawyer hat to analyze her testimony. Is it credible? Can Johnny Depp still win? What can we expect next?
Trigger Warning: This podcast discusses domestic violence.
I've done a legal deep dive on the evidence in the Johnny Depp defamation case against Amber Heard, and I've come to a shocking conclusion that might explain the last remaining conundrum about Johnny Depp's actions. I also analyze the evidence so far that we've heard in court and I dust off my lawyer hat to tell you exactly where I stand and who I believe.
Trigger warning: On this week's podcast, we do a legal deep dive on Johnny Depp's lawsuit against Amber Heard, and we discuss domestic violence. We also analyze Blac Chyna's surprisingly winnable lawsuit against the Kardashian family for allegedly interfering with her television show alongside Rob Kardashian. Lastly, we do some quick coverage of Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck's engagement.
We've got a love-themed episode this week, friends! We talk Charlize Theron and Brad Pitt, Kristin Cavallari and Tyler Cameron, Kate Beckinsale and Jason Mamoa, and Kim Kardashian and Pete Davidson. Plus, we dive into Will Smith's 10-year Oscar ban and Amy Schumer's inappropriate Oscar joke that got cut. Finally, we talk about Rob Kardashian and Tyga calling out Blac Chyna over child support.
On this week's podcast we discuss the aftermath of Will Smith slapping Chris Rock at the Academy Awards and his resignation from The Academy. We also talk about whether Bruce Willis' reps exploited him given they knew about his declining mental health for years. Lastly, we talk about Lady Gaga throwing shade at Caitlyn Jenner, Jim Carrey's hypocrisy, Hilaria Baldwin's pregnancy, and Dolly Parton opting out of the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame.
In a slap seen around the world, Will Smith slapped Chris Rock for a tasteless joke Rock made about Jada Pinkett Smith. Mark was inside the theater and offers his personal perspective of everything that happened. Plus, we discuss whether Will Smith needs professional help and how the Academy Awards poorly handled this assault.
On this week's podcast we tell tales of my wacky dating life, discuss Love is Blind, and cover Jake Gyllenhaal finally addressing Taylor Swift's song about him.
We're back in LA LA LAND, biatches! We've got lots of personal and pop-culture stories to share, including dating debacles and a very serious dive into Whoopi Goldberg's anti-Semitic comments on The View. Plus, we list some revelations from Janet Jackson's documentary and we ask whether the new Pamela Anderson/Tommy Lee series on HULU should have been made at all. Finally, we discuss whether Gorillaz frontman Damon Albarn's rude comments about Taylor Swift's songwriting were veiled misogyny or just the ramblings of a malcontent.
On this week's show, we discuss the fallout between Britney Spears and her sister Jamie Lynn Spears, and we do a deep dive into Jamie Lynn's defense of her character on the Call Her Daddy podcast. We also discuss Kanye West's thirsty date with Julia Fox, and whether West is a quintessential love bomber. Lastly, we examine the controversy surrounding the casting of the Audrey Hepburn and Golda Meir biopics and ask the question — is it okay for a non Jew to play Jewish role?
On this week's podcast we discuss Miley Cyrus handling her New Year's Eve wardrobe malfunction like the pro that she is, Andy Cohen's very funny rant about Bill de Blasio, and the latest Britney Spears news. We also discuss James Franco's apology tour, Meghan King Edmonds' very short marriage to Joe Biden's nephew Cuffe Biden, and Patton Oswalt's photo with Dave Chapelle. Lastly, we talk about Tristan Thompson's apology to Khloe Kardashian and the conviction of Ex-Theranos CEO Elizabeth Holmes.
On this week's podcast we analyze whether Ben Affleck actually insulted Jennifer Garner during his interview with Howard Stern, and we address his admission that the public scrutiny broke up his relationship with Jennifer Lopez the first time around. We also ask if Louis C.K. should stay cancelled and ask if cancel culture actually a real thing. We also dive into the reinvention of Kim Kardashian on the heels of her passing the baby bar on try #4, and Jack Antonoff telling the music industry to kick rocks after they predicted Taylor Swift's 10-minute version of 'All Too Well' would tank. Finally, we have a where's-the-$$ update on Britney Spears' father, Jamie Spears.
On this week's podcast we discuss Alec Baldwin's interview with George Stephanopoulos; Sandra Bullock sitting at the Red Table to talk about motherhood and love; and Meghan Markle winning her case against the Daily Mail. We also dive into it Will Smith dodging questions about his unconventional marriage during an interview with Oprah, and Nikki Bella's hesitation to marry Artem Chigvintsev.
We're back from a long break, friends! On this week's podcast we discuss the Meghan Markle's lawsuit blowing up , Chris Pratt's controversial Instagram post about Katherine Schwarzenegger, Alec Baldwin and Hilaria Baldwin's roadside interview debacle, and the allure of Pete Davidson. Plus, we discuss the Justin Timberlake reckoning, Britney Spears' conservatorship ending, Adele's TV special, and Taylor Swift's 10-minute takedown of Jake Gyllenhaal.
On this week's podcast, we discuss Drew Barrymore and Tom Green defrauding us with a green screen, Angelina Jolie's hair-extension disaster, male/female power dynamics, my inability to flirt, and the fallout from Dave Chapelle's special. Finally, we discuss the tragic death of cinematographer Halyna Hutchins on the set of the Alec Baldwin film, Rust.
On this week's podcast we discuss Dave Chappelle's Netflix special, Meghan McCain going scorched earth on 'The View,' Jamie Lynn Spears' new memoir, Travis Barker and Kourtney Kardashian's engagement and Scott Disick's reaction, Kim Kardashian hosting SNL (and Debra Messing's hateful comments about it), Sean Penn's divorce, Brian Austin Green and Sharna Burgess getting eliminated from DWTS, and more.
This week's podcast is dedicated to Britney Spears and the #FREEBRITNEY movement. We discuss the current state of the conservatorship including the suspension of Britney Spears' father — Jamie Spears — as conservator and whether he might face criminal charges for allegedly recording Britney Spears' private conversations (both inside and outside her bedroom) without her knowledge. We also discuss the very startling revelations in the latest 'Controlling Britney Spears' documentary from 'The New York Times,' most notably the shocking actions of Black Box — the security team hired by Jamie Spears. Additionally, we explore why the previous Judge (Reva Goetz) might not have allowed Britney Spears to hire her own counsel along with other morally questionable rulings.
And that's not all! We have some other more lighthearted topics such as Dane Cook's humblebrag IG post; Larry David's uncomfortable fashion show moment; Will Smith's extramarital dalliances; Ellen Pompeo's outburst on Denzel Washington; Jana Kramer running into her ex-husband while with her new squeeze, Jay Cutler; and the Covid-19 false-positive debacle on 'The View.'
— Colson Baker (Machine Gun Kelly ) and Corey Taylor (Slipknot) take shots at each
— Debra Messing calls out 'SNL' for its Kim Kardashian hosting choice
— Is the 'Queen's Gambit' director Scott Frank a jerk for his super long speech at The Emmys?
— Michael Vartan shoots his shot at Drew Barrymoore during a 'Never Been Kissed' reunion.
— 'Married at First Sight' has an explosive fight. Is it a forgivable offense?
— Brian Austin Green and Sharna Burgess on ‘DWTS’ - will they go the (romantic) distance?
— The Gabby Petito story and "Missing White Woman Syndrome"
On this week's podcast we pay tribute to the genius that is Norm Macdonald and my personal experience seeing him live. We also discuss whether Zoe Kravitz and Megan Fox's naked dresses count as "fashion;" the debacle of the new/canceled series, 'The Activist,' and Charlie Sheen's daughter moving out of Denise Richards' house. Plus, we talk about Bethenny Frankel's claim that she heard about Erika Jayne's legal troubles in 2018 and I explain my personal outrage over Sandra Oh constantly getting asked whether she'll return to 'Grey's Anatomy.' Finally, a quick Britney Spears update.
On this week's episode we discuss the backlash Sarah Paulson received for wearing a "fat suit" to play Linda Tripp and the problem with Hollywood in general that led to this decision. Plus, we talk about Elaine Welteroth's unceremonious exit from 'The Talk' and the troubled show's revolving door of hosts since the Sheryl Underwood/Sharon Osbourne debacle (why are the producers still employed you might ask). Plus, Angelina Jolie's bash-Brad-Pitt tour continues, and Dancing With the Stars has a questionable cast, including disgraced YouTube star Olivia Jade and the curious coupling of Sharna Burgess and Brian Austin Green. Lastly, Halsey discusses what it's like to be pregnant in the music industry, and Scott Disick causes drama with Kourtney Kardashian.
On this week's episode we discuss the Mike-Richards-Jeopardy-hosting debacle, Amber Rose calling out AE's infidelity on social media, Cameron Diaz quitting acting, and Barbra Streisand shading A Star is Born. Plus, we discuss whether Bill Clinton ever really loved Monica Lewinsky (in preparation for the upcoming American Crime Story series), and Joshua Jackson stepping in it while describing his relationship with Jodie Turner-Smith . Finally, we revisit the film The Notebook and ask a question that's recently circling social media - were Noah and Allie madly in love or just mad toxic?
This week's episode is short and sweet, friends! We discuss Simone Biles' performance at the Olympic Games, Britney Spears getting locked in the bathroom, Scarlett Johansson's very shocking lawsuit against Disney, Jenna Dewan's story about Channing Tatum getting twisted by the media, and Lucy Liu and Bill Murray's on set turmoil.
Welcome fans of Britney Spears and general pop-culture conversation. On this week's episode we cover new developments in Britney Spears' ongoing very-disturbing conservatorship drama. We also discuss the leaked audio recording of the very-revealing behind-the-scenes conversation between Sharon Osbourne and Elaine Welteroth. Lastly, we cover Megyn Kelly trolling Naomi Osaka, Tarek El Moussa throwing a temper tantrum on the set of Flip or Flop, and Courtney Stodden's advice for Chrissy Teigen.
Today, I put on my lawyer hat to discuss the very disturbing conservatorship that surrounds Britney Spears. Plus, we talk about Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt's messy divorce battle; Cardi B's defamation lawsuit; Brian Austen Green's petty IG digs at Megan Fox; some Hilaria Baldwin nonsense; and more!
On this week's episode, we dissect the Chrissy Teigen/Michael Costello mess, we give an update on Wendy Williams shooting her shot at Gary Owen and discuss Kenya Duke's response, and we dive into Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie's fight over custody. Plus, we talk about whether Jeffrey Toobin should have re-gained his spot on CNN after that choking-his-chicken-in-a-Zoom-meeting controversy; and we brush on Heather Morris exposing more about the behind-the-scenes issues with Lea Michele. Also, does Jay Cutler deserve half of Kristin Cavallari's business - Uncommon James? And finally, is an air fryer just a glorified convection oven and we're all being SCAMMED?
Welcome to Season 3, friends! We're back from Mark's paternity leave and my trip to Los Angeles, and we're excited to re-join you for a long list of fun pop-culture topics.
On this week's show we discuss Wendy Williams awkwardly shooting her shot at comedian Gary Owen, the real reason Kim Kardashian and Kanye West didn't work out, Naomi Osaka's exit from the French Open over mental health issues, Bennifer 2.0, Nikki Bella's delayed wedding (again), Abby Huntsman finally admitting why she left The View, and Prince Harry's many contradictions. Plus, Dominic West's wife waxes on about their beautiful marriage (despite his alleged affair with Lily James), Gabrielle Union and Dwayne Wade tell their "love story." Lastly, Mark and I play a game called "AM I AN A**HOLE?"
Today's topics: Bennifer 2.0; Raya's messy celebrities (including Michael Che and Leah McSweeney); Gary Owen and Kenya Duke's battle over finances; Shanna Moakler v. Kourtney Kardashian and Travis Barker's PDA; Chrissy Teigen's apology to Courtney Stodden for Chrissy's heinous behavior; and Josh Duhamel's questionable apology email to Armie Hammer.
I'm so excited for this episode, friends! For those that read my blog (TheDishmaster.com), you know my passion for highlighting up-and-coming musicians, so having the opportunity to interview independent Singer/Songwriter Jades Goudreault is an absolute dream.
Her new album, Motel 6, is available to download now.
We're talking affairs, divorces, celebrity scandals and more!
On this week's episode of The Dish Master Does Things we talk about the shocking divorce between Bill and Melinda Gates; an update on the Lily James/Dominic West affair; and Jana Kramer's messy public split. We also talk about Seth Rogen's opportunistic too-little-too-late commentary on James Franco; Meghan Markle's ill-timed Father's Day children's book; and Lala Kent's ASSinine behavior. Lastly, we do a deep-dive on the latest developments in Dr. Luke's defamation case against Kesha.
On this week's podcast we discuss potential romantic reunion between Ben Affleck and Jennifer Lopez, Anna Camp serving up a very disturbing story on Lisa Vanderpump's new series — Overserved; and the Red Table Talk discussion of polyamory. Plus, we talk about that very heated Teen Mom OG reunion, and the unearthed a video that exposes why Miley Cyrus and Liam Hemsworth might have called it quits. Lastly, don't bump Anthony Jeselnik — it won't end well.
On this week's podcast we have a special guest star — T money — and she joins us to talk about the very boring Oscars, Demi Lovato's froyo meltdown, Lizzo shooting her shot at Chris Evans (and my personal, shoot-your-shot story), and Harry Connick Jr.'s underwhelming American Idol performance. Plus, Hunter Metts shows us that real men cry, and Cardi B speaks the truth about her WAP performance at the Grammys. We also talk about Travis Barker recycling his gift ideas for Kourtney Kardashian. Lastly, we discussed the verdict heard around the world.
The ladies of The Talk return to the air sans Sharon Osbourne and we are here to discuss it, including Sheryl Underwood's excuse for lying about him Sharon's texts and Sharon's weak appearance on Bill Maher. Plus, we've got some more analysis on why Regé-Jean Page isn't returning to Bridgerton and how it may or may not have something to do with "creative differences." We also discuss the Jennifer Lopez/Alex Rodriguez break up (for the second time) and Justin Theroux's kind words about Jennifer Aniston. Lastly, we've done some more research on the student lawsuits for tuition reimbursement over the Covid-19 campus shutdowns.
Regé-Jean Page isn't returning for season 2 of Bridgerton, and we've got a lot of inside-baseball analysis on it (Is he secretly James Bond? Did someone make a contractual blunder?). We also delve into the latest, very surprising update on that Sharon Osbourne/Sheryl Underwood feud. Plus, we discuss the Khloe Kardashian photo scandal, Hailey Bieber's bad behavior with waiters, and shocking new information from Janet Jackson's stylist about that infamous Superbowl performance with Justin Timberlake. We also touch on Travis Barker's new Kourtney Kardashian tattoo and the very moving Real World New York reunion. Lastly, we talk about this season of American Idol, Kid Cudi's SNL performance, Vanessa Marcil exposing Jennie Garth and Tori Spelling's "cattiness," and Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's cold tribute to Prince Philip.
Rachel Bilson has a bone to pick with Rami Malek, Dani Vitale clears her name in Demi Lovato's "documentary," Johnathon Schaech gets petty about Jana Kramer, and Morgan Stewart defends her post-pregnancy pic. Plus, Tori Spelling apologizes for April Fools Day gone wrong, Krista Vernoff exposes the sexism on Charmed and Alyssa Milano isn't thrilled, Jeff Lewis opens the Real Housewives of Orange County ex-files, and Gabrielle Union's kids don't understand why she works. Lastly, we discuss that damning Vulture article about the producer boyfriend of Vanderpump Rules star Lala Kent.
Somehow through blind charm, coercion, connections, and sheer luck, Greg Behrendt – the man who changed my life in my twenties — agreed to join The Dishmaster Does Things for a one-on-one interview, and I'm still buzzing with excitement. Tune in to hear him discuss the origin of the iconic book he co-wrote with Liz Tuccillo, 'He's Just Not That Into You' (and how it landed on Oprah's desk), his time in the 'Sex and the City' writers' room, his origin story as a writer/stand-up comic, and so many other nuggets of dating wisdom. (This is a good one, guys).
We're back from our two-week hiatus, and this week's podcast is a can't-miss pop culture extravaganza. Tune in to to hear our take on Sharon Osbourne's unceremonious exit from 'The Talk'; Meghan McCain being taken to task by John Oliver; and Justin Bieber's trademark dispute over his new 'Justice' album. Plus, we talk about Demi Lovato's new documentary (go easy on us, Lovatics) and Miley Cyrus' mother's shameless marijuana promotion.
Did I forget to mention there was a fugitive in my backyard?
This week's podcast continues on the heels of last week's Meghan Markle/Prince Harry Oprah interview, with updates on Piers Morgan quitting Good Morning Britain, and Sharon Osborne coming to his defense. Plus, the Palace issues an official statement. We also give some updates on Hilaria Baldwin and her very ridiculous husband — Alec Baldwin. Also, we throw around some ideas of who Jennifer Lopez should date next. Finally, we talked Demi Lovato's Queer awakening and give some fun MAFs coverage.
This week's podcast is devoted almost entirely to Oprah's shocking interview with Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, and I'm joined by my co-host Mark, along with special guest star T-Money to take a deep-dive into the very serious details discussed, such as racism, mental health, and family estrangement. Also - should the Monarchy be cancelled, and should this interview have been done at all? Lastly, we breeze through a couple pop-culture topics cause I couldn't resist.
We've got another round of can't-miss celebrity news, including Hilaria Baldwin's new baby, which was born only 6 months after giving birth to her last baby (you heard that right), Taylor Swift calling out Netflix for a sexist joke; Zendaya being subjected to a deplorable interview from Vanity Fair; John Mayer's ego being small enough to be Katy Perry's plus one; and Pamela Anderson's very odd interview from bed. And speaking of Katy Perry, she and Orlando Bloom had a very annoying run-in backstage with Billie Eilish, and we're here to talk about it. Lastly, we take a deep-dive into sexism and discuss the very-entertaining sh*t-show that is Married at First Sight (the Australia version).
On this week's episode we cover the Tamron Hall / Sherry Pie controversy, Married at First Sight's sh*t-show of a season, Dave Chappelle's win with Netflix, Meghan Markle and Prince Harry's royal status and upcoming interview with Oprah, the gem that is Dolly Parton, Meghan Fox's over-the-top praise of Machine Gun Kelly, and Selma Hayek's I-am-not-a-gold-digger interview. Plus, we play a fun game called, "possessive or controlling?"
On this week's episode, we delve into the Britney Spears documentary that is setting the #FreeBritney movement one fire — including Diane Sawyer's inappropriate, unearthed interviews, Justin Timberlake's role in her media madness and his recent apology to both her and Janet Jackson, and whether Britney's conservatorship should be removed. Plus, that Phoebe Bridgers guitar moment on SNL, The Weeknd's Super Bowl performance, Christina Milian taking over Naya Rivera's role on Step Up, Kim Kardashian defending her daughter's painting skills, Meghan Markle's legal win, and more!
Tara Reid graciously took the time to sit down for an interview with The Dishmaster Does Things where she takes us inside her creative process behind her most iconic roles, including American Pie, Cruel Intentions, Sharknado, and more! She also details where she is today as an executive producer and gives us a sneak peak on her upcoming projects.
Plus, we dive into pop-culture topics, including Olivia Wilde's "no asshole policy," Evan Rachel Wood's allegations against Marilyn Manson/Brian Warner, Dita Von Teese's statement, Katherine Heigl talking Grey's Anatomy, and of course — a Hilaria Baldwin update.
We've got a great episode this week, friends! We do a deep-legal-dive into Kelly Clarkson's lawsuit against her soon-to-be ex-husband Brandon Blackstock, and I put on my lawyer hat to tell you who I think will win. Plus, we talk about Wendy Williams' very sad documentary and the hypocrisy of it all, and we analyze the Zendaya/John David Washington age difference everyone is up in arms about. We also discuss Ioan Gruffudd peacing out on his marriage with no explanation, Madison LeCroy coming for Kristin Cavallari, and the MESSY Real Housewives of Orange County reunion. Finally, we have a serious conversation about the very brave FKA Twigs.
We got an easy, breezy episode for you this week, friends, and it includes a fun highlight reel of those very impressive Inauguration performances; Lisa Vanderpump giving Stassi Schroeder a she's-not-racist pass on a podcast with two other white people; Ben Affleck throwing Ana de Armas' cardboard cutout in the trash; and Olivia Jade's underwhelming return to her YouTube channel. Plus, we review some relationship dos-and-don'ts.
Rachel Uchitel talks about her affair with Tiger Woods for the HBO documentary on his life, and swears she's not a mistress — we challenge that assertion on this week's podcast. Plus, Lori Harvey and Michael B. Jordan are Insta-official, and the backlash begs questions about sexism. Also, Charley Barkley has a very controversial opinion about who should get the vaccine, and Ben Affleck is 10-years too late in finally addressing his relationship with Jennifer Lopez. Finally, we throw the beautiful Kelly Clarkson some love.
Put on your lawyer hat, folks! We're taking a deep-dive into Tracy Chapman's lawsuit against Nicki Minaj (think Fair Use, sampling, etc.), and we talk Twitter and the 1st Amendment. Plus, David Charvet's recent interview has us asking about dated gender norms, and Gwen Stefani's long-term relationship begs the question — should women be constantly asked when they plan to wed/have children? Also, we address the latest Joy Behar/Meghan McCain feud, along with Miley Cyrus' constant pursuit of being "extra" in interviews. Finally, why don't those Bridgerton sex scenes do it for me?
In case you thought this Hilaria Baldwin mess was on it's way out, think again! On this week's episode we give you some updates on her feeble attempt to squash this controversy, including that awful New York Times interview. Plus, the verdict is in, and we officially think it was a mistake to feature Olivia Jade on Red Table Talk. Also, Busy Philipps has us asking whether it's okay to air your child's private business, whether they consent or not. Finally, Andy Cohen is on our sh*t-list, and we explore toxic positivity.
In case you missed the drama surrounding Alec Baldwin's wife Hilaria (a.k.a. Hillary Hayward Thomas), I've done a deep dive in an attempt to explain/understand her "decade long grift impersonating a Spanish person." Tune in to decide for yourself what to make of this we-have-nothing-better-to-do-with-our-time nonsense. We also explain the very alarming claims against the husband of Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star Erika Jayne. Apparently it is "expensive to be her" and now the lenders are circling. Finally, we've got some Larsa Pippen drama, and it's too good to miss. Enjoy and have a wonderful holiday.
The Dishmaster Does Things welcomes Songland winner Greg Scott for an interview. Scott appeared on the hit NBC series and his song was selected by Bebe Rexha for the 2021 Olympics. He shared his win with fellow contestant Anna Graceman (Rexha combined their tracks). Tune in to hear about his story and his experience on the show. We also talk pop-culture — covering Connie Chung's game of whac-a-mole with Barbara Walters and Diane Sawyer, Chuck Wicks dragging Julianne Hough, Tom Cruise's on-set rant, George Clooney and Amal's love story, and more.
Hi, friends! You should know that I pride myself on having quality sound on this podcast and this time around — I failed miserably. In an attempt to stay out of the weeds, let's just say I'm in a new location and things will be back to normal in a week's time. If you stick around for the bulk of this week's content we cover Kelly Clarkson's messy divorce, Tiffany Haddish saying a big NO to the Grammys, Lizzo's body positive message, Olivia Jade getting rightfully served by Jada Pinkett Smith's mother Adrienne Banfield-Norris on Red Table Talk, FKA Twigs suing Shia LaBeouf, Sienna Miller resurrecting that Jude Law scandal, and more.
It's short and sweet this week, folks! We've got a deep dive into whether Saved by the Bell should have axed that Selena Gomez kidney joke; Justin Bieber calling out Insta-trolls coming for his bride; Glenn Close questioning Gwyneth Paltrow's Oscar win; dating in the pandemic; and Miley Cyrus finally admits why she and Liam Hemsworth got married in the first place.
We kick off the Thanksgiving holiday weekend with plenty of pop-culture news, including whether The Weeknd was robbed of Grammy nominations in retaliation for his Super Bowl performance; whether Jennifer Lopez copied Beyonce's performance during the AMAs; Harry styles trendsetting Vogue cover; The Crown controversy; LisaRaye coming for Halle Berry's bedroom skills; and more.
On this week's podcast special guest T makes a triumphant return to talk about Lukas Gage's viral video calling out a director for his un-muted snobbery during a Zoom audition; Cazzie David calling out Pete Davidson's post-relationship disrespect following their breakup; Scott Disick and Amelia Hamlin's fake-ationship; Taylor Swift and Scoot Braun's master-selling mayhem; a Naomi Campbell/Tyra Banks feud update; and Isaiah Washington resurrecting his feud with Katherine Heigl.
On this week's episode we cover Jennifer Lopez's odd tribute at the People's Choice Awards; Larsa Pippen's thirsty podcast interview about Kim Kardashian and Kanye West; Demi Lovato addressing her "un-engagement;" Andrew Cuomo very public rejection of Chelsea Handler; the controversial Country Music Association awards; Julianne Hough's imposter-syndrome issues with Ryan Seacrest; and lastly — a deep-drive into the issues with Grey's Anatomy.
Ladies and gentleman, we have a new President. Plus, Megan Fox takes aim at Brian Austin Green's IG posts; Artem and Carrie Ann Inaba might have opened their ex files; a Tonight Show writer exits, stage left; Nikki Bella dreams of John Cena and more!
Welcome to season 2, friends! On this week's episode, we talk that scandalous Dominic West/Lily James affair; Kim Kardashian's tone deaf antics; Bobby Bones' self-promotional engagement; Jessica Alba's 9021-NO experience; Kanye West's hologram gift; and Shonda Rimes beef with Disney. Plus, we rate the best looking male actors (dead or alive).
Well, friends — it's been a beautiful season, but I'm getting ready to hit the road. I'll be back in two weeks. Tune in to the season finale for some royal family talk, a quick VP debate-update, the Bon Jovi/Richie Sambora saltiness, Jimmy Butler's greatness, some random sexuality anecdotes, and more.
My co-host and I have a little fun arguing about who won that 2020 Presidential debate. Plus, we discuss Trump's Covid-19 diagnosis and what it means for everyone else; and we enjoy a little celebrity gossip.
On this week's episode we discuss Dax Shepard's brave confession about relapsing; Demi Lovato getting love bombed, Drew Barrymore's emotional reunion with ex-husband Tom Green, Mariah Carey's back-to-normal interview, Stassi Schroeder's continued descent into pop-culture nothingness, the Emmys In Memoriam section, and more.
On this week's podcast we discuss the extremely satisfying Brad Pitt/Jennifer Aniston reunion; that awful RHOBH reunion; Stassi Schroeder's awkward interview with Tamron Hall; Paris Hilton's revealing documentary; Cardi B's divorce; Katie Holmes' new romance; Justin Bieber's new song; and Miley Cyrus' continued shade of Liam Hemsworth. And lastly — we remember the legendary Ruth Bader Ginsburg.
On this week's episode we cover Dorinda Medley and Denise Richards leaving the Real Housewives franchise, the end of Keeping Up With the Kardashians, the SKIMS maternity controversy, whether women really want to see d**k pics, and Vanessa Marcil's continuous shade of Brian Austin Green.
On this week's episode we discuss Michelle Obama and Conan O'Brien's conversation about relationships; David Blaine's annoying helium ascension; Miley Cyrus' curious divorce timeline; Jerry Falwell Jr.'s state of affairs; Amber Heard's counter suit against Johnny Depp; and the continued Brangelina battle.
On this week's podcast we discuss Brangelina's ongoing custody nightmare; the gender stereotypes surrounding a woman making more money than a man; Dax Shepard's words of wisdom; Kimberly Guilfoyle's insanity; Kellyanne Conway's daughter wanting to be emancipated; and lastly — what do you do when a good friend ghosts you?
On this week's podcast we've got lots of reality-TV recaps along with some very fun dating stories. Enjoy!
Did Whitney Cummings make a play at Anthony Jeselnik? On this podcast, Mark and I take a deep-dive into the perils of shooting your shot and the pain of polite rejection. Plus, Miley Cyrus makes a sex confession, and Garcelle Beauvais asks Lisa Rinna a poignant question about anorexia.
On this week's celebrity news rundown we discuss the IG drama between Brian Austin Green and Megan Fox, a deep-dive into Leonardo DiCaprio's dating habits, Cameron Diaz's take on quitting acting, Ellen Pompeo's career choices, and an Aimee Osbourne update.
On this week's podcast we cover Bravo's inexcusable outing of Denise Richards, Britney Spears' dad finally speaking out, Jacob Elordi feeling objectified, Julianne Hough's potential reconciliation with her husband, and more!
This is a fun one, friends! Is a man only as faithful as his options? Ask John Legend. Plus, are Megan Fox and Machine Gun Kelly "twin flames," and what does this say about her marriage to Brian Austin Green? We also cover the alleged hookup between Denise Richards and Brandi Glanville on RHOBH and what Britney Spears' brother has to say about the Free Britney movement.
Are celebrities ignorant or Antisemitic? To quote Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, "While it’s possible the words were wrong, celebrities have a responsibility to get the words right. It’s not enough to have good intentions, because it’s the actual deeds — and words — which have the real impact." This podcast dives deep into the recent anti-Semitic statements/actions of Nick Cannon, Chelsea Handler, Ice Cube, and more. We explore the history of many of the dangerous conspiracy theories that are being repeated, and why they matter.
On this week's podcast we take a deep dive into Johnny Depp's defamation lawsuit against The Sun and his allegations that Amber Heard is the true abuser. We also discuss Lady Antebellum's continuing issues with African American singer Lady A, and we analyze Jada Pinkett Smith's "entanglement" with August Alsina. And as always — there's more.
On this week's podcast we talk August Alsina's alleged affair with Jada Pinkett Smith; Kellyanne Conway shutting down her daughter's TikTok; Chase Rice's idiocy; Anthony Mackie addressing on-set diversity; and lastly — using a pee funnel my road trip to Colorado (you're welcome).
The Detroit Black Community Food Security Network (DBCFSN), Oakland Avenue Urban Farm, and Keep Growing Detroit have created the Detroit Black Farmer Land Fund, and my friend Erin joins this week's podcast to discuss the movement. Plus, we revisit Meg Ryan's affair with Russell Crowe with a 2020 lens, Jimmy Kimmel's awful apology, white actors stepping down from voicing black characters, the Dixie Chicks' new name, and more.
'Songland' winner David Davis takes us inside his experience on the hit NBC songwriting show where his original song was selected by Ben Platt as the winning choice. He also talks about performing at Quincy Jones' bar and lounge in Dubai, his experience on the road at the beginning of his career, and the lessons he's learned along the way.
For this week's podcast, Mark and I dive into our state of mental health during social isolation, whether we saw Kelly Clarkson's divorce coming, T.I.'s daughter finally discussing her side of that disturbing father/daughter trip to the gyno, and whether huge age spans matter (think Dane Cook's May/December romance).
Today's episode covers your favorite tone-deaf celebrities, a fun check-in on the latest episode of Total Bellas, Dave Chappelle's important 8:46 special; Stassi Schroeder issuing disturbing, tone-deaf statements that prove she still has no idea what she actually did wrong; Lisa Rinna and Harry Hamilin proudly sporting a swastika for their Halloween costume; and that awful # Itakeresponsibility video.
We have a special guest star this week! My friend T joins Mark and me to discuss some important pop-culture news as it relates to our current climate.
This week's celebrity-news podcast revisits those awful America's Next Top Model moments, asks some questions about the new Lance Armstrong documentary, takes you through some Total Bellas clips, and asks the question no one cares to know — is Kylie Jenner really a billionaire?
For this week's podcast we cover that explosive Matt Lauer-penned article in Mediaite, Demi Lovato's new beau, Kristen Cavallari's ex-best-friend addressing those Jay Cutler rumors, Brian Austen Green and Megan Fox's breakup, some Tony Hawk feel-good news, and more!
For this week's social distancing podcast (celebrity style) we cover all the latest reality-television news, including that shade-throwing Real Housewives of Atlanta virtual reunion; a Vanderpump Rules editor with a vendetta against Scheana Shay; Alison Roman's second apology to Chrissy Tiegen; the male/female dynamics on 90 Day Fiance, and more!
This week we cover some celebrity news — Chrissy Teigen, Total Bellas, Rosie O'Donnell's Bill Cosby story, and more. Plus my #2 — Mark — details his horrifyingly painful Covid-19 test.
It's week three of "The Dishmaster Does Things," and we're dishing on some serious romantic entanglements, including Jay Culter and Kristin Cavallari's messy divorce, Nikki Bella wanting Artem Chigvintsev to get a job, and Demi Moore and Bruce Willis quarantining together. Plus, we cover MTV producers potentially endangering the lives of The Challenge contestants, and much more.
Lots of celebrity news to cover this week including Meghan McCain v. Elisabeth Hasselbeck; Ellen Pompeo's re-surfaced Harvey Weinstein comments; the best of the Jersey 4 Jersey benefit; and more.
Welcome to my first celebrity news, quarantine podcast. Tune in for the latest on the disturbing Michael Bublé video, John Mayer's funny swipe at Howard Stern, Kourtney Kardashian's meltdown, and more
The Dishmaster returns with a rundown of all the most talked about entertainment news, including the Donald Sterling controversy, Lindsay Lohan's reality show, The Real Housewives of Atlanta throwdown, Tori Spelling's marital woes, and James Franco's erratic selfies.
The Dishmaster talks all the latest television gossip, including Cee Lo Green's departure from The Voice and X Factor getting the axe. She also gives a full music rundown, covering Miley Cyrus, Drake, Katy Perry, and more.
The Dishmaster returns with a full rundown of celebrity news, including Shia LaBeouf's red carpet entrance with a paper bag on his head, Jay Leno's tearful goodbye, The Biggest Loser's controversial extreme weight loss, and Miley's Marilyn-Monroe-inspired naked magazine cover. Tune in for more.
Aaron Barnhart joins The Dishmaster for a special guest appearance, where they discuss Khloe Kardashian's shocking divorce, Kanye West's madness, Joe Jonas' long lettered declaration, and Kirstie Alley's war with her former best friend, Leah Remini.
Kanye West's new video, Alec Baldwin's rant, and Terrance Howard's Robert Downey Jr. Feud
Alex Hwang from Run River North (formerly Monsters Calling Home) joins The Dishmaster for an interview at Brick & Mortar Recording.