The Toast - S3 Ep90: Day 64: Friday, May 16th, 2020

Episode Date: May 15, 2020

Ashley Bensons Kisses G-Eazy During Los Angeles Outing Following Cara Delevingne Split (PEOPLE) Kyle MacLachlan was angry at his 'Sex and the City' character Trey (Page Six) Katy Perry bares... baby bump - and more - in new 'Daisies' music video (NY Post) Mary-Kate Olsen loses bid for emergency divorce during coronavirus court closures (Page Six) Breaking: FROZEN Officially Concludes Broadway Run (Broadway World) Real Housewives of New York Recap The Morning Toast with Claudia (@girlwithnojob) and Jackie Oshry (@jackieoproblems) Merch: https://shopmorningtoast.com/ The Morning Toast Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/themorningtoastSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

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Starting point is 00:00:00 Good morning, Millennials! Welcome back to the Morning Toast. Happy Friday. It's another beautiful day in New York City, even though the weather app had said that we were going to have some rough weather at the end of this week. It's gorgeous. Hey, Claude, how you doing? I'm good. I still wouldn't know what the weather is because I live in a bunker where I don't open the shades, and I like to keep it that way. Definitely has its, you know, moments where it affects my mental health, but for the most part, I'm okay with it. No, it really is a beautiful day, beautiful blue sky, some clouds.
Starting point is 00:00:32 It was nice. I open my shades every morning, like take a look at the weather and sitting in my room all day, like all I do is stare out the window. So the weather actually has an effect. And when it's nice out, it means that I'm going to go outside and do something today. And when it's raining, it means I'm not. So the weather, I've really become weather dependent, which I've never been that kind of girl.
Starting point is 00:00:51 Yeah. I mean, I haven't been outside yet, but it seems like it's like a stunning day to preorder my comedy special. Would you agree? Oh my God. Yes. It's the perfect weather to preorder a comedy special. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:01:03 It's just like when you look outside, you can't help but think like, wow, I suddenly feel the urge to order a comedy special on iTunes. You just look outside and you're like, oh my gosh, I need to laugh. Is there a new comedy special that I could pre-order on iTunes? Well, Jackie, I'm so glad you asked. There is. It's called Claudia Aschere, Disgraced Queen, and it is available for pre-order on iTunes. And I got a bunch of questions about it.
Starting point is 00:01:24 And here, allow me to answer. When it's released on june 30th it will be available for purchase in a few other platforms such as amazon that of uh a few others i don't remember the names but um for the most part amazon and itunes are the major platforms and i'm just so grateful for everyone who tagged me in their stories letting me know that they pre-ordered it left a nice review really made me feel good um i did leave myself a review because at first there were no reviews and I'm like, I don't want everyone to think I'm a loser. And I got to like number seven on iTunes, which like made me feel really good. I'm like, how does everyone have thousands? And I'm on number seven on iTunes with zero reviews. So I left myself a review and it didn't populate. And then there was one review
Starting point is 00:02:00 and someone left one review. They were like, this special sucks. And I'm like, you didn't even see it yet. So like, you can't even make that decision. So thankfully the toasters came in. Now I have like 30 reviews and that makes me feel good. Oh, good. I'm so excited. That's like such a great thing to have on the calendar to be excited about. Cause you know, there's not much that gets the juices flowing these days. No, there is not. But we have that and we'll always have that. Like once it's out, we will always have it, especially if you pre-order it on iTunes because then it's yours and you own it. The link is in my bio and Instagram. You really can't miss it. And I just would like to apologize to you, Jackie, and everyone listening to this podcast for the next 30 days because I will speak
Starting point is 00:02:36 of nothing else and you're just going to have to be okay with that. That's okay. I mean, that's what we're here for, to hear what's on your mind. And if that's what's on your mind for 30 days, then so be it. It is what it is. I said what I said. And that's that on that. My face is just getting crazier and crazier in the queue because of my lack of Botox. Like, I'm just making faces that I couldn't make before and I don't enjoy it. I miss my forehead that doesn't move. But you know what?
Starting point is 00:03:08 The quarantine is actually a great time to like learn about your favorite bloggers and like what their real hair color is and you know, how long their real eyelashes are and how long their real mustache is. And I feel like it's really, um, it's really like, you know, also like what size their lips really are, just's really like, you know, also like what size their lips really are. Just like things like that. And I feel like for the most part, aside from my forehead, like I look the same in quarantine. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:03:33 We should check in and all of our viewers should check in on their friends with eyelash extensions because they're not doing well. No, they're really not doing well. And I feel like also quarantine has been a great time for me to prove that I'm a natural redhead and that my lips are natural as well. I'm not convinced. You're not? No, I know it's for the vlogs. Look how long my hair has gotten. I blew out my hair.
Starting point is 00:03:55 I saw on your Instagram story, I'm like disgustingly jealous. I wouldn't know because I have not blown my hair out. Like my hair has been in a bun for the last two months and I guess it's growing, but that did make me jealous of people who have roots because they legit know how much their hair has grown in quarantine. Cause you can just see it. That's true. It's like a ruler. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:04:15 Like it's actually full of interesting factoids. Um, all my knitting supplies arrived yesterday. I have a feeling I'm about to have one of the greatest weekends of my life. Ooh, that's nice. You should get into knitting. I'm okay. I'm like all stocked up on hobbies right now. And this weekend I have to read the new Redheads book because we're recording next week. This episode just snuck up on us. I'm really excited to read this book. I haven't heard much about it, but I haven't read since the last Redheads. This is the first time that that's happened to me. So now I'm grateful for the Redheads because if it wasn't for the podcast
Starting point is 00:04:48 book club, I wouldn't be reading. And that's really the point of the book club is to keep you reading in the queue and keep you interested and having thoughtful discussions. And I'm really excited. It's always a great series of days when we record the Redheads and then release it to the Redheads community. And it's confusing that we call ourselves the redheads and the fans are the redheads and we're all just the redheads and I'm the only redhead, but, um, it works. Yeah, no, you guys are definitely having a profound effect on me. I read one book this week and I started a second one. Wow. Yeah. So I don't know. Things are changing you guys. You never know what's going to happen.
Starting point is 00:05:25 One day you're reading the next day. You're not. Amen. Like this week you've read more than me. Wow. That's crazy. You know, what I feel is really important when it comes to books that not a lot of people talk about the font. Well on Kindle, you can choose a custom font, but like I use the font that they give me, but you can change the size of it and you can make it all your own, which is just another reason why the Kindle is everything. Yeah. And you know, I have a lot of problems with reading books. Like when you're in the middle of a book, a book sits open perfectly equally, which is nice. But if you're at the very beginning or the very end, like the heavier side is always fucking like
Starting point is 00:06:03 getting in your face. And I find myself like literally ripping the book in half, like bending it backwards so hard, just so it fucking stays open. I need the staples button. Kindle, you don't got that problem. For sure. I don't read enough now. Well, I read once, like I need to calm down, but I don't think I'm going to read enough to warrant a Kindle, but it's a nice activity and it's really easy on the eyes. Like some of this TV, the blue light's killing my eyes. That's what I've been saying. Also, a Kindle invention that someone should invent is like every time you want to get to a next page on the Kindle, you need to tap the screen.
Starting point is 00:06:33 Like if I just got into a cozy position where my hands are like under the blanket, that would mean I have to take my hand out of the blanket every time I need to turn the page. Someone needs to invent a little clicker that you can just hold in your hand and just click it and it will go to the next page and the next page. It's a small issue, but you know, since we're out here solving problems. I guess the assumption is, though, if you're reading on the Kindle, one of your hands is on it. No, but I try to let my Kindle stand up against something. I'll use a pillow and lean it up so that I don't have to hold it because I have weak wrists. And so if I could just get like a little Bluetooth clicker to tap from page to page,
Starting point is 00:07:09 you know what? I'm sure it exists. Like it seems like not a reinvention of the wheel. So let me know. And that's like a selfie stick. That's what they have. Yes, exactly. Like a selfie stick. Okay, cool. Cool. Well, we have a great show for you today before you embark on a fabulous weekend if you're in a state that's opening up and if you're like me um before you embark on a weekend of solitary confinement i can't believe that there are people like going to bars i'm so fucking jealous so fucking jealous let us out i'm the south out i'm the sofa king i am so fucking jealous i know it's just so crazy like how each state it's just a whole different world like people are going country there are people in this country who are going to dinner and drinks
Starting point is 00:07:58 and there are people in this country like us who are going on our 60th day of quarantine. We're already on day today. Sorry, we started on March 13th. Today's May 15th. So it was 62 on May 13th, 63, 64th day. And next week will be week 10. That's insane. I am in the prime of life. I'm in the prime of my life.
Starting point is 00:08:26 I want to fucking party. I want to black out. I want to throw up at a club. Like, I've had enough. I've had fucking enough. No, I've had enough. I also want to be, like, the quarantine, so I'm not sure where I stand. We did our part.
Starting point is 00:08:37 Mm-hmm. We did our part. Let us out. I want to get tested for antibodies. You should. Like, yeah, you should. I just don't want to go to a, like a doctor's office or where they're like an urgent care. Cause if you like, maybe I'm going to get it there when like, I should have just stayed home.
Starting point is 00:08:56 Um, I went to a city MD last week and I was the only person there. So I think you're fine. Okay. I'll think about it. Yeah. They said things were so quiet. They were thinking about closing, but then they got these antibody tests and now some people are coming in. But like, I think there's this, maybe in some places it's super congested, maybe on a beautiful day at like high noon. There's a line around the block, but I went on a day, I guess it was a little rainy. Maybe that's why no one was there. Yeah. I mean, but I've heard about a lot of faulty antibody tests. I think TPG got like three or something. He got a false negative, then a false positive. I don't even know what he ended up with. Yeah. So from what I've gathered, there's an
Starting point is 00:09:36 antibody test that's like a finger prick and you get your results almost immediately or within a few hours. That one is not to be fully believed. The one that they do at CityMD where they take a vial of blood and they send it to a lab and it takes days for you to get your results, I believe that's the most accurate one. And I haven't heard of anyone getting a false positive or negative, but I also don't talk to that many people. But I also haven't read that in the news. Did you faint because you donated blood in high school and I remember seeing you in the hallways right after and you legit looked at me, your eyes rolled to the back of your head and you fainted.
Starting point is 00:10:08 No, because a vial of blood is like this much, whereas when you donate blood, like it's a bag full. Bag. I'll literally never forget that. Like you looked so fucking weak and you like leaned on the wall and you were right outside the nurse's office. So I was like, nurse, nurse, and she came out with a bag, um, to, for you to vomit into. And the bag had a hole in the bottom. So I just threw up all over my lap. And that was the last time I donated blood. I guess I'm just not really a candidate. I tried. People can't handle it. I, um, the one time I went to donate blood, I had left the country like two months ago and they said I couldn't. You tried.
Starting point is 00:10:47 So many rules. So many rules. Just like, let me help, you know? Yes, I know. Well, anyways, that's the latest on us. Just eager to get back to life, you know? And eager to dive in, you know? Not so eager. Well, we have to recap Real Housewives of New York and let's just see what bullshit went on today. The stories are just
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Starting point is 00:13:08 This is really the big story of the day. Ashley Benson kisses G-Eazy during an L.A. outing following her split from Cara Delevingne. Ashley Benson is spending some time with G-Eazy. The Pretty Little Iris star and the rapper were spotted out and about in L.A. on Wednesday. The two were seen riding in a car together as they picked up food from the apple pan. At one point during the outing, Benson was leaning over from behind the wheel and kissed G-Eazy, who was sitting in the passenger seat. A video of the kiss has also been circulating on social media. A source previously told people that Benson has been hanging out with the hit maker, but it just,
Starting point is 00:13:43 but quote, it feels like just a fling for now. She's getting over the breakup. I have something extremely controversial to say. Two things, actually. One, I don't care. Like, truly, I don't care. I cared about Ashley Benson when she was part of Cara Delevingne, but now she's hitting some loser. Like, whatever. I can't be bothered by it. And not that I want anyone to ever get backlash, but like, where is the outrage? Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you.
Starting point is 00:14:07 Ashley Benson. Ashley Benson was literally quarantined like a month ago in a house with a bunch of celebrities. Now she's driving around with someone else. It's like, she's obviously not taking quarantine seriously. And I don't care. Everyone could do what they want. But it's like, I go see you for one minute and I get canceled. Like, where is the outrage?
Starting point is 00:14:21 I literally. She lives in LA. She lives in LA. It's literally the same as New York. I fucking can't. Like she was in a different relationship at the beginning of quarantine. So she obviously had to be like meeting up with someone that she's not quarantined with to get into a new relationship. I personally do not give two shits how she wants to social distance and spend her time. But if everybody wants to come for us all the time, I need the same exact standards to be applied to everyone else.
Starting point is 00:14:46 I can't fucking take it anymore. And we're not even famous. Like we are not, we are nobodies. Like no, every time I keep seeing these stories, like I can't, I can't stress enough, like how much I don't care. Like, of course I want to flatten the curve and of course I want coronavirus to end.
Starting point is 00:15:01 But like, I don't, I'm just not the type of person who's going to like come for someone else because they made a decision that they thought was right. Like I'm sure Ashley Benson is taking the proper precautions. And I trust to know that she's not going around licking people's faces. Like, I don't care, but it's like, I cannot believe the level that like our small family dinner got to. And it's like, there are celebrities every day being paparazzi, like here, they're around car fucking Kendall Jenner and her boyfriend drove to arizona like in a convertible like where is the outrage i can't like we just send each other other people who did the same exact thing as we did or or worse bloggers who are moving now to
Starting point is 00:15:35 different houses while they're in california staying in new places um we saw like the vanderpump rules literally the day after uh we had Zach's gathering uh the Vanderpump rules kids like all a few of them drove up to Palm Springs to celebrate Sheena's birthday and they're like grinding on each other not social distancing whereas the outrage some blogger had like a birthday party for her kid with like literally balloons galore like as if we're not in quarantine at all and I just I didn't hear a peep no no it's insane and it's like I I was ready for like after we got hit I'm like oh these bloggers they're videoing their kids birthday party I'm like they're gonna get killed what are they doing take those down not a peep not a peep so you know what
Starting point is 00:16:16 this teaches me it's that I am the most famous person in the world everyone go to my comedy special that's the moral of the story i just i really i just can't believe it like this standard that we're held to and the way we were made to feel like such coronavirus deniers when we were literally going into week 10 of quarantine and we chose i just i can't go over like the facts again um i i just can't and i and i can't believe that like celebrity stories are popping up like this about new relationships isn't it cute cute? And it's like, no, no, it's actually so cute. But I just need to make sure that the people who came so hard and fast for us are reading the same People Magazine story that I'm reading.
Starting point is 00:16:53 Trolls, I have more content for you. I have more people whose addresses you should publish online. I have all the information for you. Come follow me. Oh my God, it's making me so mad. It's making my blood boil. Margo keeps DMing me like blogger stories of bloggers who are like taking like staycations to like different houses or hotels like in California
Starting point is 00:17:10 and New York. And I'm like, I can't stress enough. Like, I don't care. Like, of course I genuinely, I believe Verona Carandas. I'm not a denier. I want it to end and I want everyone to do what they can. But at the end of the day, like this is a free country. And if someone feels like it's okay to take a staycation, like that's their business. That's none of my business. Um, and I, and I don't care. Right. And like, we've been now in quarantine for nine weeks. And if you want to take a staycation, like, I don't see that there's anything wrong with that whatsoever, but I keep thinking about it. Like if we were able to get a house, say in the Hamptons or Long Island or upstate, and like, we all like our whole family went in quarantine together there.
Starting point is 00:17:49 No, I know in my brain and my soul, there's absolutely nothing wrong with that. But like, we would be walking on eggshells. Like, no, we would, we would get sponsors dropped. We would get like gigs canceled. Like, like we would be, it would be like another version of trying to cancel us. Cause that's just just what happens like we've somehow become these people and I'm not entirely sure how but um it's that I just can't help but like get so outraged and it's not for the reasons that one might think like I'm not outraged that she's not quarantined because I'm sure she's taking proper precautions like I'm just outraged like I'm not even considered a famous person and it's like I am like vilified we are vilified for doing something that everyone is fucking doing and that like when you use common sense there's absolutely nothing wrong
Starting point is 00:18:31 with considering none of us are experiencing symptoms and we've all been quarantined for nine weeks like everyone is now just like operating out of fear and outrage and it's crazy yeah so i'm so glad you had the same reaction to this because like, like, do I give a shred of a shit who Ashley Benson's dating or who G-Eazy is making out with? You couldn't pay me to care. But I'm like, how did they get in the car? How did they get to each other? She was in a house the other week.
Starting point is 00:18:55 She was with this person. Then they broke up. So it's like there's a lot of movement. There's a lot of movement. She must have been walking past people on the street and through crowded lobbies. Yeah. I can't. I can't. I can't.
Starting point is 00:19:07 I really can't. Oh, my God. Okay, well, let's switch gears here because the next story is, like, more fun. More fun. Kyle McLaughlin, a.k.a. Orson from Desperate Housewives, a.k.a. Trey from Sex and the City, was angry at his Sex and the City character, Trey. Well, so were we. He was the fucking woe. Right, but now here's what he thinks about Trey.
Starting point is 00:19:29 On paper, Trey appeared to be the unicorn Charlotte York had been searching for so long on Sex and the City, a handsome, wealthy cardiologist who seemed doted on her. But as fans of the show know, their marriage ended up being a disaster with an overbearing mother-in-law, problems in the bedroom, and ultimately a disregard for Charlotte's desires to become a mother. Kyle MacLachlan, who played Trey on the HBO series, understands why a lot of fans didn't like Trey and says he wasn't too fond of his character either. Quote, I was angry at the character actually. What's this cardboard baby?
Starting point is 00:20:00 When the couple couldn't conceive, Trey infamously gifted Charlotte with a cardboard cutout of the baby and couldn't understand why it upset her so much. Quote, I asked the writers couldn't conceive, Trey infamously gifted Charlotte with a cardboard cutout of a baby and couldn't understand why it upset her so much. Quote, I asked the writers and they said, oh, it's funny. So I went, okay, I'm not sure I think so, but okay. There was definitely a side to Trey that was a little oblivious to certain things. And viewers had every right to be angry with me if that's the case. I was angry with me. That is so funny.
Starting point is 00:20:22 I forgot about the cardboard baby, but to me, that's not why Trey was the worst. The Trey was the worst because of course, erectile dysfunction is not ideal, but he was just so unwilling to like talk about it and be a man and like try and find a solution. He was just acting like a child being like, no, no. And it's like, that's not a husband. So of course every marriage has its problems. Erectile dysfunction may be one of them, but if your partner's willing to like try new things like Charlotte taping together the magazine, it's like put her face on the porn. Like you have to try. And he was just so unwilling and so stubborn and like such a mama's boy. That's why I didn't like it. Like the cardboard baby thing, I actually didn't think was like that terrible. Yeah. He was just
Starting point is 00:20:54 insensitive. And also at a certain point he was making Charlotte feel like it was her fault when it was like something going on with him. And he just like was too full of shame to like take ownership yeah but like in an ideal world like they i mean her and harry were like otp perfect for for each other but for a while it was like that life with trey mcdougall and the scottish sling like that was the life charlotte like wanted and you as a viewer wanted for her so it was really disappointing when it didn't work out but but she got that classic six on the Upper East Side and that's all that matters. He gave her that apartment, which was really so generous.
Starting point is 00:21:29 And he brought her, like this is, I know it's a show, but like the relationship between Trey, Charlotte, and then Harry, it's like a, it's a message to women. It's like, because if she didn't meet Trey, they never would have gotten divorced and she never would have met her husband who was her divorce lawyer, Harry. And then it's like, that's life. It's like, you wish you didn't meet Trey, they never would have gotten divorced, and she never would have met her husband, who was her divorce lawyer, Harry. And then it's like, that's life. It's like, you wish you didn't date someone, but they bring you somewhere else, and then you find someone new.
Starting point is 00:21:52 Everything happens for a reason. Everything. So, I don't know why this story is, like, being spoken about now, but it's cool. Because he's, like, in a new show, and he was just doing press, and he was talking to Page Six, and they asked him about Trey, and I just thought it was something. I mean, he's one of my, like, favorite actors. Like, he's up there because he's in all my favorite shows, and he's always just, like, rearing his head, like, randomly. And I'm surprised he, like, wasn't in Ugly Betty, you know?
Starting point is 00:22:16 Yeah. Oh, my God. Everyone is popping up in Ugly Betty. Literally everyone. I was just watching, and who came through? Shit, I forget. But like, it's just beyond star studded. Okay, next story, a little cute news. Katy Perry bears her baby bump and more in the new music video for Daisies. So Katy Perry released a song today and a music video
Starting point is 00:22:38 where she's bumping out. The song is so good. I was listening to it and I couldn't even appreciate how good it was because I was just trying to think of what song it reminded me of. It song is so good. I was listening to it and I couldn't even appreciate how good it was because I was just trying to think of what song it reminded me of. It reminds me so much of a song. I can't identify which one yet, but I'll get there. I think it might be an Ingrid Andres song, like just the way, have you listened to the Daisies yet? It's really, it's such a beautiful song, but it just, it's just reminding me of something else. And so until I scratch that itch, I can't keep going. Katy Perry is just really, she's doing things, you know? She's like had a period of her career where she was like an Anne Hathaway
Starting point is 00:23:15 where she couldn't do anything right. She wasn't necessarily doing anything like evil or bad. She was just annoying the shit out of everyone for no reason. But now I'm like really loving her. I hope the song is good. I mean, we were obsessed. I mean, the first concert I ever went to was Katy Perry. And then we became so obsessed with Prism, the album.
Starting point is 00:23:35 Like she was such an influence for us. And then her music just kind of faded out. I'm hoping she can get back to, you know, the Prism tour vibe because that was. Yeah, this is more of a Prism vibe. She really lost us with, like, Swish Swish and Bon Appetit and that whole era. Even Chained to the Rhythm, which, like, isn't a terrible song, but, like, her whole vibe then was just so off. Was so off.
Starting point is 00:23:58 That song is only good if you're in a SoulCycle class and you're all, Chained to the Rhythm. Because you're legit chained to the rhythm in a class like that. What was the first concert you ever went to? John Mayer at Jones Beach. Oh, me too. With some camp counselors and Olivia. Oh, that's cute.
Starting point is 00:24:17 Yeah, the counselors took us. We were the campers. The first concert I went to was Katy Perry at Irving Plaza with my friend Alex Brazell, who I've spoken about on this podcast like more times than I care to admit. And I think she listens to the podcast. Like, what up, Alex? Miss you. You had never been to a concert before we moved to the city?
Starting point is 00:24:33 No. So I was in the eighth grade. Me and Alex, I was in a new school. We really bonded over our love of Katy Perry. And we were allowed to go alone, which was like such a big deal. That's like such a crazy place to go alone. Yeah. And this was like when Katy Perry was
Starting point is 00:24:45 like on the Warped Tour. She was more of like an emo star than she was a pop star. Like her vibe was kind of dark. Yeah, that was your vibe too. That was like so my vibe. I was like so emo. And I just remember we like, we're as GA, like it was so messy. Like I couldn't believe I was just an eighth grader at a GA concert. And we were like right in front and I had the best time. And like, I really felt connected to her ever since, but she, there was a few periods of time, like a few years where she was just constantly letting me down. Yeah. But I think that she's in a new phase of her life and I look forward to, to seeing what she does. Yeah. You know how they say like celebrities or famous people get stunted at the age that they became famous at
Starting point is 00:25:25 I feel like for a while like katie perry whether it was just like trying to keep up with her image or like the younger Pop stars. I just felt like she was doing things like not Because she thought it was what she wanted to do It was just because she thought it was what she had to do to like keep up and like be crazy and funny and like I don't know. I'm now I feel like she's pregnant her like priorities are are set straight. And she's just, like, being a mom, being a woman, being everything of the sort. Yeah, but she actually got famous, like, relative to other singers and celebrities. She got famous, like, later for a singer. Yeah, but her whole vibe was, like, kitty cat, kitty purry.
Starting point is 00:25:58 You know, like, it was so silly. Yeah, that's true. Her Eat Your Hollywood story is actually, I remember when it was on it was actually hudson yeah kate hudson it was actually such a very interesting she grew up in like a very religious family and she tried to become like a christian singer because that's what her parents wanted her to do um and then when she decided to become a pop star and like couch surf you know through la her parents like weren't entirely happy with her but in the end they obviously supported her love a happy ending okay ready for our next story mhm mary kate olsen loses the bid for emergency divorce during coronavirus court closures
Starting point is 00:26:34 mary kate olsen's emergency petition seeking seeking a divorce from pierre olivier zarcozzi despite coronavirus court closures won't go forward after a manhattan judge ruled that it wasn't an essential matter manhattan supreme Justice Michael Katz made the ruling Thursday, putting a halt to Olsen's case. New York Court spokesman Lucienne Chalfin confirmed. Olsen filed the case Wednesday, claiming that her 50-year-old banker hubby was trying to kick her out of their apartment by next Monday, forcing her to try to look for a new home during the coronavirus crisis. The actress had attempted to divorce Sarkozy on April 17th, but was blocked by the courts, which had been closed to all new non-emergency cases since late March. We didn't get a, Mary-Kate didn't get a win. Very sad. This fucking sucks.
Starting point is 00:27:17 This is what we were talking about a few weeks ago, like getting divorced and quarantined. Like you're stuck with this person that you obviously now hate. He's trying to take her apartment away from her. Like, there needs to be a better way. And also, like, she's a celebrity. I'm sure she has, like, connections and friends and resources. But, like, what about everyday people? Right. It's like, I'm not necessarily going to shed a tear over Mary-Kate and Ashley, who has the means to, like, shell just rent a, like, a fancy apartment in a fancy building. But it hearkens to, like, an actual issue of people who have, like, shared finances, live in the same house, are getting divorced. It divorced it might be like a scary or abusive situation like you just can't get out yeah there needs to be a better way oh you know what i saw this um refinery 29 um like interview video they did with melissa benoist from Glee. From Winko? From Supergirl, allegedly, but she's really from Glee. And she,
Starting point is 00:28:08 remember, she released that video a while ago about the toxic relationship she was in, and she was kind of, like, trapped in for all these years. And then they did an interview with her, and they were splicing between the interview and the video. And I just, I didn't like her in Glee. Like, she was my least favorite character, but just like stan Melissa Benoist like Marnie not so much but stan Melissa Benoist like she's so well spoken and I just like I got chills watching this whole video like just explaining how like what it's like to be in that type of relationship and like all the lies you create and you're like lying for other people and she like really documented some like more details of the abuse and it's horrifying and I think we assume that it's Blake Jenner from Glee, right?
Starting point is 00:28:49 Yeah. They got married. Yeah, that's been the assumption. Is that not a confirmed thing? I'm not sure. But like, I think we know, but. Right. We know, what we don't know. Yeah. Anyways, thank you for sharing that.
Starting point is 00:29:09 Everyone should go watch that. Okay. We stand with a nice tear at the toast. Feminine. Fifth and final story. A little Broadway news. That's very appropriate that it's Broadway news because it's brought to you by a sponsor that really adds a little pep to our step it
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Starting point is 00:31:17 Put it back in the box with the prepaid label. Send it out. And then like two weeks later, I got a text message. And it was like, Theo's DNA test kit is here. And it was fascinating, actually. But Theo's a purebred. So like he wasn't that interesting. But if you have a rescue or a mix, I don't think the, yeah, or a mix dog with different breeds, it's actually really, really fascinating.
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Starting point is 00:33:12 Love it. It's also a great gift for someone, especially a doggie and snitches. Yes. Big and final story, a little Broadway news. Frozen officially concludes its Broadway run. The Broadway production of Frozen will not reopen as a result of the industry-wide shutdown and resulting economic fallout. The production's
Starting point is 00:33:31 final performance was Wednesday evening, March 11th, having played 825 performances and 26 previews. Guests holding tickets for Frozen who purchased via Ticketmaster will be refunded automatically within 30 days. That's really sad. I kind of wanted to see that. No, it's just shocking. I felt like, of course, every show has its run, but certain shows become like, like Lion King is, it's a family classic. I really felt like Frozen was going to be one of those shows that's just on forever. Yeah, I think they really just couldn't withstand this economic turmoil. And Disney has two other shows on Broadway, Lion King and Aladdin.
Starting point is 00:34:07 And I think Frozen is probably, like, since it's the newest one, it just doesn't have the chops to survive this pandemic. Yeah, I mean, I'm shocked. I'm shocked that it outlasted, I mean, that it didn't outlast Aladdin because Aladdin is obviously older and it's a
Starting point is 00:34:25 great show, but kids like Frozen is, was a cultural reset. Like it was like Barney for us, like kids and adults around the world are just fucking obsessed with it. So I just really thought it was going to be one of those like lifelong Broadway hits, but I guess not. Yeah, I guess, I mean, it might've been in a different time, you know? Right. Not in the sad times. That's very sad. Speaking of sad, I would love to recap the absolute dumpster fire trash that was last night's episode of Real Housewives of New York. Let's do it.
Starting point is 00:35:01 Can I just tell you how you know we're in a bad season filled with women who are not what I aspire to be? Wow. with women who are not what I aspire to be. Like, they were just so, like, focused and impressed and, like, even made it a point to mention how fancy, like, the Sprinter van was. I miss that part. Like, when they went to the van, Luann was like, isn't this fabulous? And it's like, this is standard housewives.
Starting point is 00:35:19 Like, every city, Beverly Hills, Atlanta, when they go on a trip, like, they get a fancy stretch limo or a fancy, like, van. And it's like, they get a fancy stretch limo or a fancy van. And it's like they were just impressed by that. And it's because none of the women, the show, and I can't stress this enough, the problem with this season is that this is supposed to be an aspirational show. It's about a certain level of woman in New York or woman in Beverly Hills that is supposed to be luxurious. And whether it's through their apartments, the things that they say, the trips they take, like, it's just not giving me that vibe. That's always, like, the cherry on top
Starting point is 00:35:50 of Housewives is, you know, the level of glamour. And some franchises, like, don't have it, and it's not that important. Like, I don't think that that's what's wrong with this season. Like, the personalities of the women are what's wrong. Like, first and foremost, Dorinda, the meanest woman I've ever seen last night. Like, talking to Tinsley as if she is the shit on her shoe. Like, so fucking rude. It's uncomfortable to watch. It is not enjoyable. Like, watching her try and come up with new one-liners
Starting point is 00:36:17 to, like, I don't know, go viral by being a mean person. It's just, it's not enjoyable. And then, of course, course like you want to root for tinsley but like her comebacks just fucking suck and she's like wailing and just being a mess away and it's just like she you can't root for her because she's not like a real contender and the whole and like honestly ramona's the one making the most sense in her interviews and it's just like what has this world come to? The whole episode was just a fucking mess. Like what was going on between the conversation with Dorinda Luann all talking about like burying husbands and losing husbands. Like, I understand
Starting point is 00:36:53 that that is so traumatic, but it seems like every single meal and conversation and drinking event devolves into that. And it's like, okay, we weren't like watching you guys seven years ago. I don't know these people that you're talking about. Like, I don't know JP Morgan's grandson. Like, what are you referring to? I just, I feel like I'm, I just, I'm uninvested. And if we did, I've said this before, like truly, if we did not do this show, I would have stopped watching the season. I think Leah is a great addition, but like she can only do so much to save the show. is a great addition but like she can only do so much to save the show um Luann judging Leah's apartment when her apartment is a two-bedroom apartment in New York City it's the same one that Ramona's living in Sonia Dorinda like it's excuse me she has the nerve to comment on someone
Starting point is 00:37:38 else's apartment when last season she had to move out of Tom's penthouse alleged which I heard wasn't even on the top floor and move to that sad rental on the upper west side and by the way where is luann even living right now unclear in her cottage in sag harbor please these women are such so full of shit so full of shit like i i just i did not enjoy myself it took me two hours to get through the episode. They were just, every time I pressed play, I was like, eyes rolling to the back of my head. It's just, it's not it. And I really think that Dorinda is like, spoiling the group camaraderie
Starting point is 00:38:16 because she's so negative and so mean and no one will stick up to her. To me, the most egregious part of the episode was watching Sonia and leah pee in that man's cornfield like i actually had a pit in my stomach like this local guy business owner let these like trash bags into their fucking beautiful farm and they take a piss on his fucking corn are you kidding yeah that was gross but i like does he crop all that does he harvest all that corn?
Starting point is 00:38:46 I don't care. They don't know whether he does or doesn't. It was really upsetting me. Yeah, that's really fucking gross. I just want to really quickly just go back to the whole, like, luxury money thing. Because while I hear what you're saying, not every franchise has, like, that factor. But I feel like every franchise has a level of wealth for the city. Do you know what I mean? It's like most of the houses, even though I know like some of the finances of some of the Jersey women are a little murky, they all live in big houses and they all drive Range Rovers.
Starting point is 00:39:17 You know what I mean? That's true. Their houses are really nice. Atlanta, they live in huge, literally palaces. Everyone, Candy, like everyone has a huge house. Even Kenya Moore, Moore Manor is like a little weird, but it's still a fucking nice house. I like her house. Yeah, no. And that video, I'll never forget of her running out of her house with a gun to chase off some robber. Like she was being so funny. Like that house is iconic. And they're nice houses. Like there's a level, even if a lot of it is a facade, which I totally agree that it is, some of the houses are rented, the cars are leased. I totally get it, but there's none of that. They're not even trying to fake it anymore in New York. And that's what's upsetting.
Starting point is 00:39:54 Yeah. And also the style is, there's not one stylish woman. And New York is supposed to be the epicenter of style. Maybe it's just like a reflection of how New York, the city itself has gone down the tubes. Like even New York fashion week is not really a thing anymore. And so maybe it's just a reflection of the city. That's possible. But you're right, especially about the style. It's like, do I think everything that the Real Housewives of Dallas wears is stunning? No, but it's really like a reflection of Dallas society and Dallas culture and Dallas style. And they all have nice houses and they all have nice cars.
Starting point is 00:40:29 Like I refuse to accept anything less. I'm sorry. That's like the one bar, the one requirement for being a Real Housewife of New York is being a woman and having some money. And these women just don't. Collectively, like they don't have enough. They collectively don't even match
Starting point is 00:40:42 what like one Beverly Hills housewife has. Do you know what I mean? Yeah. And something that was just frustrating me, like on't have enough, they collectively don't even match what, like, one Beverly Hills housewife has. Do you know what I mean? Yeah. And something that was just frustrating me, like, on a logistics level was Tinsley carrying a major, like, a work tote bag, like, the Louis Vuitton on the go that you have. She was wearing it to, like, a winery, and I just don't know, and it looked like the bag was kind of empty. So, like, what did she need such a big bag for?
Starting point is 00:41:02 And just, like, I just didn't understand why she couldn't go with some sort of smaller. Actually, that would, the winery would have been the perfect situation for a crossbody. Oh God. Yeah. Um, if you were asked to be on Real Housewives of New York, like we live in New York and we're both married, like we would say, yeah. Right. I think so.
Starting point is 00:41:20 After some consideration. Yeah. Yeah. All right. Just putting it out there into the universe. Yeah. That's part of the reason I got married in the first place, just so I could be, like, a contender,
Starting point is 00:41:31 even though none of the women are married. Right. Oh, and I guess the big news of the day was that Dorinda and John broke up. Oh, don't care. Yeah, me neither. That's our recap. Sorry to be – you know what's so funny is, like, I was on a zoom with my
Starting point is 00:41:45 like high school friends and we were talking about stuff and my friend honor like we've me and my high school friends have been watching bravo since like before it was appropriate like we are diehard bravo fans and on was like can you believe this season of new york house i'm like i know it's such a piece of shit she goes are you kidding me it's incredible i'm like what i literally couldn't believe that she said that we could have like such differing opinions so i don't know if what we're saying is necessarily like a popular opinion i'm sure people are going to tell us but i couldn't believe that she said that. We could have, like, such differing opinions. So I don't know if what we're saying is necessarily, like, a popular opinion. I'm sure people are going to tell us. But I couldn't believe that she said that.
Starting point is 00:42:10 Interesting. Yeah. Well, I'm not enjoying it, so. Especially when it's put on juxtaposed with Real Housewives of Beverly Hills. They should really put it on the same season as Real Housewives of Orange County, and maybe you'll get a fair shake. They should just switch the days. The fact that we have to go
Starting point is 00:42:26 from Wednesday, Beverly Hills glamour to Thursday, New York trash. Like, it's such a downhill spiral. Like, we should just switch them. We work up to the glamour of Beverly Hills. Yeah, I agree.
Starting point is 00:42:36 Okay, I'm officially ready for the weekend to start. So if it's okay with you, I spoke to her. She said that's all she wrote and I'm going to wrap this shit up. That's what she had said. Thank you guys so much
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