No One's Guilty Pleasure

No present pleasure this week, but I open the episodes with several other sports-centered romance movies for you to check out!Wimbledon (2004, time stamp) follows rising tennis star Lizzie Bradbury and retiring former legend Peter Colt as they fall in love while both competing in the tournament. Lizzie's brash American energy counters Peter's jaded and dry British outlook on their prospects for advancing, but they both find that they keep winning as they continue to sleep together.Threads: @NOGP_PodX: @NOGP_Pod Instagram: @NOGP_Pod Spotify: No One’s Guilty PleasureAll views are my own. All comments are speculative in nature and for entertainment purposes only.

This week's Present Pleasures:Rivals mid-season finale (3:21)Southern Hospitality Reunion Pt 2 (9:38)The Valley (22:42)Red, White, and Royal Blue (2023, 30:55) is a story about Alex, the son of the American president, and Prince Henry, the spare heir to the British throne falling in love after a prolonged frenemyship over previous misunderstandings. In an episode fit for both early 4th of July celebrations and current Pride ones, listen to Ruby talk about an actual recently released movie and the importance of this story for visibility and inclusivity. Threads: @NOGP_PodX: @NOGP_Pod Instagram: @NOGP_Pod Spotify: No One’s Guilty PleasureAll views are my own. All comments are speculative in nature and for entertainment purposes only.

This week's Present Pleasures:Summer House Reunion Pt 3 (2:35)Belmont Cameli dancing (27:45)RHORI (30:00)Below Deck Med (39:55)Love Island USA & UK (42:56)George of the Jungle (1997, 47:04) is a live-action comedy movie based on the animated series of the same tile from the 1960s. Brendan Fraser stars as George, a human man raised in a jungle by gorillas, who encounters his first fellow human in Ursula (Leslie Mann) with whom he falls for immediately despite her family's disapproval. Ruby is joined by Cameron to discuss what a feat it is to make this movie feel like we're in the funniest cartoon with real live characters, everyone's crush on Brendan Fraser, and the comedic powerhouses of Thomas Haden Church and Holland Taylor as the film's villains. Threads: @NOGP_PodX: @NOGP_Pod Instagram: @NOGP_Pod Spotify: No One’s Guilty PleasureAll views are my own. All comments are speculative in nature and for entertainment purposes only.

This week's Present Pleasures:Rivals Season 2 (2:30)Off Campus (9:45)Legally Blonde 25th anniversary screening (20:35)Summer House reunion (23:29)The Wedding Date (2005, 44:38) is a movie about Kat (Debra Messing), a woman who hires a male escort (Dermot Mulroney) to be her date for her sister's wedding where her ex-fiance is the best man. It's a swift 80 minutes full of messy choices all around but with clever writing and features Holland Taylor and Amy Adams as Kat's mother and sister, respectively. Listen to hear how this is a technically a perfect TV romance movie, and a somewhat memorable theatrically released film. Golf-themed bachelorette parties and drunken ATM withdrawals abound!X: @NOGP_Pod Instagram: @NOGP_Pod Spotify: No One’s Guilty PleasureAll views are my own. All comments are speculative in nature and for entertainment purposes only.

This week's NOGP is a group therapy session breaking down ALL of the chaotic drama on this week's Bravo shows:Real Housewives of Rhode IslandBelow Deck Down UnderSummer House & In the CityThe Valley It's full stream of consciousness, unedited and chaotic, as your little amuse bouche before whatever antics your Memorial Day weekend has in store! Listen to me on your flight, train ride, road trip (without your parents or husband, maybe) and then go frolic. X: @NOGP_Pod Instagram: @NOGP_Pod Spotify: No One’s Guilty PleasureAll views are my own. All comments are speculative in nature and for entertainment purposes only.

This week’s Present Pleasures:Devil Wears Prada 2 review (1:00)Off Campus preview (13:40)Elle preview for Prime Video (18:50)Bridesmaids (2011, 25:15) is a raunchy ensemble comedy about a group of women preparing for their friend Lillian's wedding starring Kristen Wiig, Maya Rudolph, Rose Byrne, Melissa McCarthy, Wendi McLendon-Covey, and Ellie Kemper. Ruby is joined by Amber and Jocie to discuss their memories from when it first came out, including their extremely brief obsession with playing it on a loop. Listen as they revisit the scenes that still hit today and discuss the oddest things they've witnessed at weddings themselves. X: @NOGP_Pod Instagram: @NOGP_Pod Spotify: No One’s Guilty PleasureAll views are my own. All comments are speculative in nature and for entertainment purposes only.

This week’s Present Pleasures:Summer House (1:45)Ladies of London season finale (16:30)Real Housewives of Rhode Island (21:35)Met Gala 2026 review (33:55) -- described as brief, goes on for 20 minutesMike & Dave Need Wedding Dates (2016, 53:57) is a comedy about two brothers played by Zac Efron and Adam Devine who need to find dates to their sister's wedding so they put an ad on Craigslist that goes viral. Aubrey Plaza and Anna Kendrick in turn play two mischievous friends who trick the brother into thinking they'll be sweet responsible dates to impress the family in order to score a free vacation. Chaos ensues, and you get one of the funniest movies in the past 10 years. Listen to Ruby with return guest Carlie discuss how much fun it is to watch this movie including their favorite scenes, the 2016 nostalgia, and what the sequel to the movie would be like. X: @NOGP_Pod Instagram: @NOGP_Pod Spotify: No One’s Guilty PleasureAll views are my own. All comments are speculative in nature and for entertainment purposes only.

This week’s Present Pleasures:Maura Higgins & Ciara Miller announced for Dancing with the Stars (1:15)Southern Hospitality (3:19)Summer House (6:00)The Valley (12:10)50 First Dates (2004, 21:10) is a romantic comedy starring Adam Sandler and Drew Barrymore about a man who falls for a woman with short-term memory loss reliving the same day over and over again, so she's meeting him for the first time every time. While Adam and Drew have so much charisma, this movie doesn't have a lot of jokes that still hit the same way today, and it's clearly adapted from a script that was way more Nicholas Sparks than SNL. Listen to hear what moments from the movie would be different in 2026 and why Drew Barrymore remains a national treasure. X: @NOGP_Pod Instagram: @NOGP_Pod Spotify: No One’s Guilty PleasureAll views are my own. All comments are speculative in nature and for entertainment purposes only.