After Work Drinks

We discuss: The hijinx of The Jinx Part 2, John Hartnett's M Night Shaymalan vehicle, the unfolding Blake Lively 'It Ends With Us' drama, Kylie Jenner's September British Vogue cover, and Raygun.

The UK’s gone to shit, Charli XCX’s bday party, Josh Hartnett’s return, Ben and Jen, and couple’s therapy.

LONDON LIVE SHOW UPDATES. An AWD Olympics special: bousing in the village, the US gymnastics beef, a heartwarming story about two brothers that actually happened four years ago, Celine’s special song, all the FASHION, cardboard beds, gorgeous Ilona, Snoop Dogg, a long debrief on muffins, ON and Big Biscoff. Plus, the rebirth of Brat Summer featuring Billie Eilish and Rozalia, Suki Waterhouse on Bradley Cooper, and a quick five on Ballerina Farm-gate (which we then take to Patreon for a deep dive). London Live Show tickets here! Only a few left!

Timothee Chalamet as Bob Dylan, the return of the 'thong heel', are we ready for the boho return? Izzy reviews Twisters, we break down Kamala Harris x Brat discourse (AKA is the Brat Summer over?) and go deep on non jareh activewear.

We discuss: flying to London with a chihuahua; the Donald Trump assassination attempt, Tenacious D-gate, Melania's statement (ghost written by Jia Tolentino), the Madeleine Argy x Central Cee x Ice Spice love triangle and the death of celebrity PR relationships; and the backlash to Katy Perry's single/music video 'Woman's World'.

A pitch for communally going blind, discovering discipline, Grace and the South African crocodile centre, Hedley Thomas, Devil Wears Prada, yapping, and another go at Lorde x Charli XCX.

This week: Suki Waterhouse's British Vogue cover, Hollywood murder mystery nights, Fourth of July celebrations, and a deep dive on New York Magazine's piece on the rise of NDA culture, surveillance culture on TikTok, the doxing of cheating men on social media, and a quick 5 on overnight oats.

On the lineup today: The Lorde x Charli XCX collab everyone should have seen coming, Kim Kardashian saying she has 10 years of looking hot left, the waning star of Kardashian relevance, Julian Assange's release (would we bous?) his secret wife and children, why women love freeing imprisoned men, an unexpected David Bain discussion, and sexy cameos from Lockie Leonard and Dawson.

A lash and brow-based meltdown, Chloe Sevigny on the perils of middle age, the fashion industry's current game of creative director musical chairs, Grace's piece on the sexism dwelling in the comments section of fashion meme accounts, a long conversation on food, weight, and diet culture, and more.