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Lady Gaga: A Star Is Born (2018) and Machete Kills (2013)
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Oh oh oh oH OH OH OH OH OH...oh OH oh! We're covering Lady Gaga this week, so Jessica watched her best movie according to Rotten Tomatoes (A Star Is Born) and Hope watched her worst (Machete Kills). We talk a heck of a whole lot about these films, but we also cover so much more, like a very lighthearted story from Jessica about being stone-cold pelted with marbles. Plus where do they print those giant presidential seals? And do you remember the magical Shakira uncle on Wizards of Waverly Place? We do.
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