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Plus: The latest developments in celebrity relationships, from Chris Evans–Jenny Slate to Megan Markle–Prince Harry
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Juliet Litman and Amanda Dobbins discuss GQ's profile of Gal Gadot (0:57) and New York magazine's cover story on Cardi B (8:36). Then they examine why Taylor Swift’s new album, Reputation, feels disingenuous (20:10); process Meghan Markle leaving Suits to (probably) join the British royal family (26:59); celebrate the reignition of the Jenny Slate–Chris Evans relationship (31:37); react to an excerpt from Jenna Fischer's new book (35:07); and talk about Serena Williams’s new house (41:20).
When Kansas City and Buffalo drafted Patrick Mahomes and Josh Allen, they were betting big on physical talent under center. Now, that’s the primary way to win in the NFL—and Sunday night’s electrifying showcase proved it.
"Louie Anderson was pure," Zach Galifianakis says of his former costar, who died at the age of 68 last week. He’s not the only one who felt that way.
Kevin and Nora are joined by Benjamin Solak to discuss Sunday’s wild Chiefs-Bills and Rams-Bucs games
Larry weighs in on President Biden’s first year in office before he’s joined by W. Kamau Bell to discuss his documentary, ‘We Need to Talk About Cosby’
Wos and Amin Elhassan also investigate whether the Bulls’ success is sustainable in the playoffs
Infiltrating a caste, as opposed to inheriting one’s membership, is a new premise for ‘Downton Abbey’ creator Julian Fellowes, and an intriguing one
