The Toast - The Final Jam: Thursday, April 25th, 2024

Episode Date: April 25, 2024

Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift go on private couples' getaway with Gigi Hadid and Bradley Cooper (Page Six) (23:36) Donna Kelce gushed over 'talented' Taylor Swift's 'TTPD' album: 'It is proba...bly her best work' (Page Six) (26:48)Rebel Wilson's Memoir to Be Published in U.K. with Sacha Baron Cohen Allegations Redacted (People) (31:00)Harvey Weinstein's 2020 Rape and Sexual Assault Convictions in New York Overturned (People) (35:13)Buckingham Palace promotes its strawberry preserve days after Meghan Markle releases line of jam (Page Six) (41:15)Reggie Bush gets Heisman Trophy back 14 years after forfeiting (ESPN) (48:58)The Toast with Jackie (@JackieOshry) and Claudia Oshry (@girlwithnojob) Lean InThe Camper and The Counselor by Jackie OshryMerchThe Toast PatreonGirl With No Job by Claudia OshrySee 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, and welcome back to the Toast. Happy Thursday. That really is giving, not in a good way, Friday energy, you know? It's giving finality. I always knew this day would come. We'd be standing one by one with our future in our hands. So many dreams, so many plans. Yeah, Turdy's going home. Turdy's going home turdy's going home it's the final together
Starting point is 00:00:27 episode of the week but tomorrow we'll do one as pen pals which is exciting but bittersweet because we won't be together bruno won't be with his auntie not only for the show is it harmful and destructive it's destructive but for us as people, too, we're going to miss each other. No, of course. And it's not right. But it's okay. But it's okay. I'm going to make it anyway.
Starting point is 00:00:56 Whenever I say I'm going home in a dramatic way, I always think of, do you know what I'm going to say? No. That scene from, what is that Dakota Johnson and rebel wilson movie had to be single we're like at the end she finally finds herself and she gets into a cabin he's like where to ma'am she's like home i'm going home i need an address she's like ma'am i don't know where the fuck you live honestly hysterical so i'm going home i'm going home i'm going home not the words no i know oh okay okay i thought oh my god i didn't know i thought oh my god it's called like creative I'm going home. I'm going home. Not the words. No, I know.
Starting point is 00:01:25 Oh, okay. Okay, I thought. Oh, my God. I didn't know. I thought you were. Oh, my God. It's called like Creative Liberties. I thought you were like trying to, you know, really sing. Excuse me?
Starting point is 00:01:31 Sing me. Is this our first rodeo? It's not. It's actually our like 1,000th, 1,200th. We got to count. We don't know where we're at. We did count recently. How many episodes has it been
Starting point is 00:01:45 Since we stood in this here room And did our thousandth episode So that was about 14 months ago That we did our thousandth So 300 Give or take Give or take Well
Starting point is 00:01:57 In the honor of that We've got a great show planned For you guys today We've got stories We've got Brulala We've got Shulala Bru is here Bru keeps working.
Starting point is 00:02:05 More importantly than all of that, we have the Fiddler on the Roof kind of recap, follow-up that you've all been waiting for. Jackie and I finished Fiddler on the Roof last night. That you've been waiting for since the 1970s
Starting point is 00:02:16 when the movie came out. Correct. I wasn't expecting the turn the film took. I always knew, like I said yesterday, the film was about a family. I knew it was about daughters getting married i didn't know about you know the political
Starting point is 00:02:28 climate in the village in which they resided and i didn't know the second half of the film was seriously going to make me want to kill myself yeah because it is about daughters getting married sure amongst other things but it's really about like jewish history and the plight of the jews in russia and what happened to the Russian Jews. Everything from, you know, the first act of the drama, the silly town gossip kind of fell by the wayside was irrelevant because they had three days to pack their shit and get out. Yeah. So I was left at the end of the film, like climbing into bed, feeling sad for sure. And I wasn't, you know, like Lark being like, oh, I'm the title. Like I was just kind of
Starting point is 00:03:05 sat there with your title. You're moving somewhere with your husband while you wait for your family who's emigrating to America to see if they can bring you over like with your new baby. It's not really like fun anymore while your sister is living in Siberia because her chosen husband is a political prisoner and your other sister is dead to the family because she married outside the faith one and, to like an officer whose people just kicked out your people. Yeah, I was, I'm not gonna lie, living for the cancellation of Chava.
Starting point is 00:03:33 Like, Chava is over party. I loved every minute of it. I kept saying, I'm like, we need to get back to Chava. Like, I need to see the part where her family finds out. I need to see the part where like, they literally ignore her and say Shiva for her. And let me tell you, it did not disappoint. I wanted them to go harder on Chava I really did like I seriously I wanted Chava to leave there in pieces yeah I am all for the destruction of Chava what's
Starting point is 00:03:53 their last name hmm I don't think they told us like the family name I don't know well I was all for like I I was the event planner for Chava's over party, you know? Yeah. I was obsessed. Yeah, so it was enjoyable. It was great. Good family movie added to the list. Good family movie, sad.
Starting point is 00:04:12 Like, just don't forget about the unexpected turn. Yeah, and it just kind of ends there. And now having seen it in full, like, fresh in your mind, what are your final thoughts on a potential modern take on the film no the more we talked about and the more people wrote in the comments like the more i feel like this movie needs to be protected and and that it wouldn't be and it seriously couldn't be in the modern climate there's no way that it doesn't turn out like a hot seeming pile of garbage no matter how many protections are in place they can't help themselves turtle. I did see a good suggestion for a casting in the comments,
Starting point is 00:04:46 and it'd be that Amy Schumer plays the matchmaker. She's too, like, funny and, like. The matchmaker is funny. No, but I feel like I'll be too much like, oh, my God, that's Amy Schumer. I just feel like all these people that we know, like, cosplay. Yeah. And it needs to, I think she's too recognizable. Okay.
Starting point is 00:05:03 Okay. And by the way, as far as I've heard, there are no projects in the works to revamp this film. Someone said the Heim sisters should play the daughters. No, that's why we shouldn't have a remake. Yeah, that sort of suggestion is really not understanding how specific we are intending to be when casting this film. That sort of suggestion is not in tune with what's necessary. Somebody also left a comment,
Starting point is 00:05:26 Josh Groban actually converted to Christianity, which was really heartbreaking. Bye, Felicia. I feel like a part of me knew that because I didn't see him in my head as a Jew. Oh, I did. Somebody told me that like somewhat recently and like it's been my favorite thing that I've learned.
Starting point is 00:05:40 I feel like you're always telling it to me and I'm kind of like a Josh Groban stan. You are. Like amongst Bruno Mars and Kelly Clarkson, like you can add he's of that elk for me and it didn't have like Jew on his resume for me and you always tell me that I'm like oh cool but it doesn't stick well God had Jew on his resume but Josh had other plans he converted outside the faith that's I mean it's hard to be a jew look around no not everyone can handle it clearly josh groban could historically you know what we're seeing right now is not new it's a tale as old as time so fiddler on the roof what uh platform did we watch it on i don't even
Starting point is 00:06:16 remember it's on prime we bought it did we i don't know well i was gonna recommend i feel like it might have been disney plus no it wasn't it. It wasn't. Whatever. Stream Fiddler. Stream Fiddler, Stan Topol. And I really enjoyed that journey we went on. And other than that, before we dive into the Fast Five stories, anything you want to tell us about? Is there something you're waiting for me to tell you about? Like a recap of what we do here.
Starting point is 00:06:39 Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. But it just, it felt like kind of targeted. What did we do yesterday? What did we do? We reared children. We worked nine to five. You see how like the day kind of just goes into a hole. It does, it does.
Starting point is 00:06:52 And then we had dinner, you know? Right, right. There was dinner. And then there was frozen yogurt. Oh, there was. For me, I went for the ice cream I splurged. Jackie went for hard ice cream. I went for soft serve.
Starting point is 00:07:02 Hers was so much better at the end of the day. Make the right choice. Yeah. Ben was just like pressuring us. He's like, I'm going, I'm going, I'm going. Write your two things in the chat. And I actually put two different orders in the chat. As did you. Because it was such a sort of hasty moment. And he mucked up my order. I wanted like one cookie monster ice cream and then one cookies and cream ice cream, like separate so I could have my experimentation ice cream. And he Cookies and cream ice cream Like separate So I could have my Experimentation ice cream
Starting point is 00:07:27 And he put them together And what is worse Than like somebody Like going and Doing you a favor And doing it wrong And you can't really Be mad at them
Starting point is 00:07:33 Because like they were The one who volunteered To go get the ice cream Yeah but he had Selfish interest too Well of course And by the way He ate his ice cream
Starting point is 00:07:40 Before he even got home And seriously every night He's been like Ice cream tonight So we were kind of Doing him a favor By giving him permission because we've been really good and not making him eat alone yeah yeah yeah yeah we were good on our health
Starting point is 00:07:50 journeys but we've been slipping once it became passover and we had to like get creative with meals and stuff we let the chips fall where they may because potato chips are kosher for passover but we've been slipping which is also why it's kind of good that we're parting ways because we haven't been like the best influence on one another so now we'll kind of like go back into our holes grind grind rise grind and then I'll see you again in like a week and a half you're talking about physically you're gonna see me in a week and a half I am you are because we're going to your meet IRL in Austin not a secret we have a lot of things coming up we're going to Jax's Jax and Turter heading down south. We're going to Austin, which is just always fun and exciting.
Starting point is 00:08:27 We're doing a panel together. We're also doing a spritz meet and greet. So details to follow. Then I'm headed to L.A. Yeah. For the 5K. So I'll be seeing you in Austin really soon. Yeah, I forgot about that. I also total blur. I ran 3.2 miles yesterday, which is the 5K and then some. My time was 39 minutes minutes I was really not okay we need to talk about the 5k oh my god okay what what what did I do now we've reached we've reached the threshold of talking about talking about the 5k wait that's like so crazy I feel like I literally like never talk about it no I'm being dead serious really I feel like yeah I like when I have like a an update in my run progress like I'll share it in the
Starting point is 00:09:09 pre-fast five banter and I really don't feel like that's that crazy no no if there's a sound off the comments have I been talking too much about the 5k I'm telling you my ass is not yeah I like I haven't for sure maybe you haven't I think perhaps you have a low threshold maybe that's what it is I don't know I kind of have a high threshold for you talking, period. I have a high threshold of people talking about their passion projects. I feel like I have a high threshold, but maybe I can't see. It's giving me blindness, but perhaps that's me being deaf. It could be blindness on your part.
Starting point is 00:09:40 One of us is blind and deaf. Does Jackie have a low threshold for talking about the 5K, or have I been really annoying? Let me know. know also I don't care even if I have been really annoying there's one more week and what I've done in these last three months is just amazing right nothing short of a miracle miraculous and the good news is like in a week it's over unless you've got the marathon bug absolutely not I do like running I do think I'll add it to my fitness routine three miles is definitely my max I feel like you're on track to run a marathon by November. Are you nuts? The New York City Marathon. Okay. So when the marathon happens, like I do watch it
Starting point is 00:10:14 and I'm like jealous of all the attention that people get. And I think, oh my God, like. People could be writing posters for you. I'm going to start today. 364 days till the marathon. Today is the first day of the rest of my life but like in theory and it's so crazy because I always think about that one year living around the half marathon and we were like what are you doing and she did that shit like we literally went our we dragged our asses to prospect park and we waited for her and honestly the more I think about it like we didn't give her enough credit it was really like a crazy thing to do a half marathon is 13 miles yeah I would say like maybe that jackie it's so many miles like
Starting point is 00:10:45 you get hours to do it it's not like who wants to be running for hours i like count down the minutes yeah i don't i don't really feel like that's in my future but you know maybe play this at my funeral you know play this after you finish the marathon right when you're making like fan edits of me when you came to see me live like that's why i would do it for the attention oh for sure the fan edits like lights will guide you home and she's crossing the finish line and ignite your bones and she's sitting here saying i would never do a marathon i will try to fix brew bruno's perfect Just the way you are And when I'm in LA When I'm not doing the 5k
Starting point is 00:11:29 I have lined up such a stellar Stellar Lineup of guest co-hosts I don't want to spoil that I'm not even going to make an announcement I'm just going to drop the episodes With like these I think I have four booked
Starting point is 00:11:41 I'm waiting on my fifth So far Nobody who's ever been on the shows before. Correct? That's exciting. I don't even know who the final four are right now. Like, there were names swirling, but I don't know who was booked. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:11:54 It's giving women in comedy. It's giving Netflix is a joke fest. You know, that we happen to be in LA. That's why the 5K is that week. All these comedians are in town. So I really had my pick of the letter. That's exciting. And what's that week. All these comedians are in town. So I really had my pick of the letter. That's exciting. And what's exciting for me is don't look for me. Your girl will be at the spa. Love. She will be pampered and pampering. She'll be getting tasks done that
Starting point is 00:12:19 she hasn't been able to get done. It's giving productivity. It's giving women in STEM. No, that way that week, like I just have to get to that week. Like productivity it's giving women in stem no that way that week like i just have to get to that week like i have so much i have to just get to that week and then i'm free it's gonna be amazing no no i'm i'm so excited and the best part is i'll have the toast to listen to correct and if you guys are looking for me you should stop because you won't find me i did want to let everyone know i plan on pre-recording these episodes so i land sunday and i'm gonna record sunday night for monday mond, Monday for Tuesday, Tuesday for Wednesday, and so forth. So the episodes will be out on time and they might not
Starting point is 00:12:48 be like the most insanely topical. Like if there's breaking news, it's going to be giving more of an interview form. There are certain people, like especially who I'm recording with on Monday, I want his takes on the Fast Five. So he'll be doing Tuesday's Fast Five with me. But for everyone, I'm just going to take it, you know, day by day.
Starting point is 00:13:05 Great. Co-host by co-host. Great. Because you know that the Fast Five here are just a means to an end. And if you think that like this show is about the Fast Five, then it's your first episode and welcome because we are so excited to have you here. So this is an amazing show and we love new listeners. And the thing is, we'll bring you in with the Fast Five and the talk of pop culture. You think like, oh, it's a pop culture podcast. How exciting. I like pop culture. But now you're here.
Starting point is 00:13:28 And it's really just about Fiddler on the Roof and Turdy's 5K and how Bruno is an amazing gem of a man who is in financial ruin, which is why he comes to work every day now. Speaking of pop culture, Jackie and I found ourselves a couple of days ago sort of at the center of a phenomenon in pop culture. And we completely forgot to talk about it on yesterday's show which is giving conspiracy because people are like why aren't you guys mentioning it and what's so funny is like when it happened we told you guys what do you mean we told you guys that this was gonna happen oh yeah we said on our patreon though that they had that vanderpump rules producers reach out asking if they could use a
Starting point is 00:14:01 clip from the toast when jacks was on. Signed like a licensing form. And we assume that it was from that scene where he's talking to Tom Sandoval. And it was going to be a clip from the toast when he was talking trash about Sandoval. But they clipped a segment from his and Brittany's podcast instead. So we were like, oh, they didn't choose us. They didn't choose us because that was when Jax was on VPR. And it was going into the Valley. So we didn't think we would see Jax again.
Starting point is 00:14:22 But then we said that on Patreon. And then the producers actually emailed. They're like, no, it's going to be on a different episode. Yeah, I forgot about that they were like no it's on a different episode like it's still happening they gave us the air date but it just completely slipped my mind right and then when it aired two nights ago everyone who was watching live messaged us and our friends texted us and we were so excited we actually turned on that one moment Claudia took a video of me watching it and we just like forgot to post the video and then yesterday we forgot to mention it and it seems like we're kind of like giving dodging no dodging and like avoiding and the spotlight there's like beef maybe no beef whatsoever live for it like I
Starting point is 00:14:55 did cringe because like I was really the one like fanning the flames of that conversation if you watch they only clipped a small bit but the conversation Jax and I were having which is one that I started was I felt like at that point in time Lisa Vanderpump's presence on the show was a little superfluous for lack of a better word and I was asking Jax like what his thoughts were on her being there when it's like all these younger people and why she was getting involved in their business and he just went off like if I had started what I thought was like a provocative question he like totally took the bait and he said that she was superfluous that she was a prop he betrayed she betrayed him like he really went off and so lisa is really angry with him and that's like a big storyline kind of you know started by charity central to the central
Starting point is 00:15:34 and i wonder if like when they're at the reunion they're like you said that on the toast you know yeah no they usually don't say that they'll say like and sometimes they'll say not about us but others are like gossip podcast. Reality TV podcast. Like juror number nine. Like juror number nine. Shout out juror number nine. I hope you're having a good day. We still haven't heard from her by the way.
Starting point is 00:15:51 Like. But if we had. Maybe we wouldn't have even told you. Is juror number nine. Like do they have to stay in a hotel? Is it like. Are they locked up? A high profile trial like that?
Starting point is 00:16:00 I'm not sure. I'm not sure. But also. Juror number nine. Let's do the Gematria of number nine. Half of Chai. Correct. It's giving Tevye. It's giving juror number nine as a toaster. As if we needed any more reason to believe. Yeah. So that's exciting. Again toast just kind of like central to what's going on right now. Yet another phenomena in pop culture. Phenomenon? Phenomena. One of them is plural. central to what's going on right now yet another phenomena in pop cult phenomenon phenomena one of
Starting point is 00:16:27 them is plural one of them is singular is that what it is i believe and if i'm wrong i like it my way better and if i'm wrong so be it so what look i didn't get struck oh so i'm wrong what are you gonna do about it leave a comment leave. Create engagement. No, the women's basketball team is still in the finals. That was the men's. You know we ended up being wrong about that, right? Did you ever figure out? Because what they were telling us was different. It wasn't that it was men's and women's.
Starting point is 00:16:59 It was like Iowa State versus Iowa University. We were talking about the wrong team. Don't care. So what? I'm still a rock star. I got my rock moves. And I don't need you. Because, like, yeah, sure, we were wrong.
Starting point is 00:17:13 But, like, seriously, so what? Like, it has no actual. Bearing on society. Bearing on society. Or even whatever conversation we were having. Like, sometimes if we're wrong and, like, that changes, like, the message or message or the whole it's rare it's rare then it requires a correction but like seriously okay i really guess and i can't believe like you think i talk about the 5k too much like i'm really not feeling self-conscious i'm sorry no no but it's these things are important to know i like to you know
Starting point is 00:17:40 fancy myself a self-aware girl yeah i just want to make sure like you're right you know, fancy myself a self-aware girl. Yeah. I just want to make sure, like, you're right, you know? Maybe, hopefully I'm not. Maybe it's just, like, me because I'm on the receiving end of it. Perhaps. Or maybe it's because, like, I've been living in your house just sort of, like, running every day and, like, you see me. You know, and, like, I always make, like, a big deal of it, you know? No, actually.
Starting point is 00:17:58 Maybe I'm just, like, kind of rubbing into number one's faces. Maybe that. I could see how maybe I've been doing that, yeah. I'll do better. And you'll listen. No. And you'll learn. No.
Starting point is 00:18:11 Never. Tell me about the stories. Grud. Grud. Grud. Grud. That works for me. If it works for you,
Starting point is 00:18:18 that sounds good. No, I'm excited to talk about some of them. Not all of them. Oh, some. I'll be real. I'll be real.
Starting point is 00:18:24 Okay. I mean, some of them, it's like you guys are excited for us to talk about them. But if I'm being real, like. Oh, I feel that sometimes. Yeah, it's giving. Like whatever. No, but it's good.
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Starting point is 00:23:32 Saks.com. Thank you, Turtle. You're welcome. Our first story, Rumor Swirlin'. Swirlin'? I'm tired of rumors startin'. Except this isn't like a rumor. Hold on. It'd be weird if it weren't true. I'm sick of rumors starting except this isn't like a rumor um it'd be weird if it weren't true i'm sick of rumors swirling i'm sick of being girly never never i'm not tired of either of those things but word on the street is that travis and tailored were on a private couples getaway with gg adid and bradley cooper um at carmel by the sea this weekend as her album dropped the four some were double dating.
Starting point is 00:24:10 No, wait, I'm trying to find the phrase. Hold on. Taylor Swift to me is, she's a near perfect person, you know? And the more I learn about her, like later, like the older she gets, like the more I love. Her fatal flaw, that's the worst thing about Taylor Swift is her friendship with Gigi Hadid. Cause there's like fewer people on this earth.
Starting point is 00:24:27 I despise more. And honestly, I'm probably one of the people Gigi Hadid despises most to her and her family's antisemitism, just oozing out of every poor. Um, and it's, it's,
Starting point is 00:24:37 it's very tough. And you know, the fact, and I feel like they've always been like really strong, but I feel like their friendship has never been stronger. Like she's spending this weekend. She's like the top of the crop like she's like Taylor has a lot of friends she's always had a lot of friends but there are I think like three or four of the
Starting point is 00:24:52 celebrity elk that like are her rider guys and Taylor's friendship with Kelly Taylor made me like her so like as if I couldn't like Taylor more I love Kelly Taylor we've been on the Kelly Taylor train before everyone else like it was so much cool now but we've always been to me that friendship I was like oh this is a woman of taste you know yeah and this is like who she who do you think she's closer with Gigi or Blake Lively Blake Lively okay yeah yeah we stand um no it's really really tough it's tough the Zionist 50s definitely have a hard time with this and I don't know how many of us there are but I know there's a me Margo and Liz Woods and we struggle we struggle yeah and that's how she chose to like celebrate her I know they're really close I'm sure Travis and Bradley are enjoying each other because also Bradley is an Eagles fan right yeah so I'm sure he's excited
Starting point is 00:25:39 to be with the brother yeah of the Eagle legend of the eagle legend was way hardcore and not to make this story about me but like you know it's tough it's tough yeah it's also tough because there was a time when like i literally died for gg hadid like the real housewives of beverly hills cody simpson no really before that like when she was on the real housewives of beverly hills and like really her star was taking off and she dated cody simpson and she did that i always think of this one like australian swimwear company that was like one of her really big first campaigns like the way i was obsessed with ggid like was so crazy and it was because i was obsessed with housewives and it was just like this natural and she was like my like i was obsessed with her and i can't believe like
Starting point is 00:26:20 that's she also like looks so different she was like really bleach blonde and she was more bikini not bikini she was more um commercial commercial like looks so different. She was like really bleach blonde and she was more bikini, not bikini. She was more commercial, commercial looking than high fashion. And that was like a lot of the work that she did. Like when she did that campaign for guests and she like fainted and her mom was like, have a bite of an almond like that was iconic. And I can't believe that's the same person. She's lived like so many different lives.
Starting point is 00:26:39 We all have. Yeah. But yeah, this is a story like I really can't talk about much further because like I'm just blinded by rage. Yeah, I understand. understand well there's part two to this story oh and it's about Donna Kelsey oh yeah she's running her mouth he's running her mouth over Taylor's album so she was at QVC's Age of Possibility Summit in Las Vegas on Wednesday where she was also overheard talking about the fact that Taylor was on this double date so that's like partially the source for this but also I saw it on Jumoa anyways she said I listened to the whole album and I listened to it all morning long when it was released she
Starting point is 00:27:13 said this on QVC this part no she said uh yes she told People Magazine at QVC's summit she said I was just very impressed she's a very talented woman and I think it is probably her best work we love that Donna Kelsey has gotten media trained because the last time she was asked about Taylor on the today show it was like clusterfuck like yeah and she was trying to be respectful but ended up like trying to be like aloof and like coy and ended up being rude yeah so we love that she's listening and learning yeah she was asked if she has any words of wisdom for Taylor and she said she doesn't need my advice on anything.
Starting point is 00:27:47 In fact, I hope she will give me advice. Yeah, she's clearly listened and learned. And we love, we stan. Yeah. Like, yeah, you know? Like, cool, Donna. Yeah, no, cool. We love, we love.
Starting point is 00:28:01 Do you think Donna, like, is worried? I don't think Travis is worried about this, because I don't think Travis is a worrier. He doesn't give worry word energy. But I think mothers worry about their sons. Of course. Do you think that she's worried what sort of album would come out about Travis if things go south? Because I think she knows the type of person she raised.
Starting point is 00:28:20 And you can say what you want about Travis, but he's not a bad person. Yeah, you think he'll behave in a respectable way. I do. Although there were a lot of rumors about him prior that he was like sort of like a cheater. Yeah. Like football athlete energy. You can't pull that shit. You can't pull that shit in this type of relationship.
Starting point is 00:28:32 The whole world is watching. But regardless of what happens in their relationship, if it were to end, which at this rate, like it's not. It never will. But if it were to end, like there would be songs to come out about him, you know? If it were to end, like, there would be songs to come out about him. You know? And, you know, not every person that Taylor's dated and slammed in the past is a bad person.
Starting point is 00:28:51 She just, like, she's sharing her feelings. Yeah. Right, right. It doesn't make them a bad person if they're in a song. Right, so you're saying, like, she knows the boy that she raised, but that doesn't make him immune to having, like, a song written about him that he broke someone's heart. Yeah, right. No, I don't think don is worried honestly i think they're all just like basking in the glow of whatever the hell is going on right now it's so strange like they're just like living life you know when things seems like things couldn't be going better yeah it does seem
Starting point is 00:29:17 that way so let's just enjoy this moment without ruining it like thinking about the future and like all potential bad outcomes you know yeah i'm just saying no i'm just making conversation no i know you're saying podcast which is always good thinking through things it's always good but no to answer your question no i don't think she's thinking that especially because like this album is such a slammer in terms of slamming people and when i think back on her last few albums they actually weren't no because they weren't written about her like midnight was about a lot of, like some songs are about her personal life,
Starting point is 00:29:48 but it felt more about like experiences. It was just more random in a good way. You know, there's like this sort of battle, this debate between, you know, online swifties that Midnight is a breakup album masked as like, you know, a pop, pussy popping song. Okay, that's fine. I just feel like it wasn't,
Starting point is 00:30:06 other albums from earlier in her career, like Red is the Jake Gyllenhaal album. Yeah. And the Connor Kennedy album. And Speak Now is- Is John Mayer. Right, and Torture Poets is the Maddie Healy, little bit of Sprinkle Joe.
Starting point is 00:30:19 Folklore, Evermore and Midnights don't really have that sort of identifier. Neither does, and Lover is a positive album. About Joe. No slam, no hate, no shade. And Reputation is not about relationships. No, it is. It's also very, the songs that, some of them are obviously about Kim
Starting point is 00:30:35 and like, look what you made me do. But a lot of them are, you know, call it what you want. Good, positive. Positive Joe songs. Right, so we haven't had like a slam in a while. Yeah. A full album slam. And I think it's just like she's putting everyone on notice.
Starting point is 00:30:48 We were too. She's putting everyone on notice. If I'm not and I'm listening, I'm saying like Travis like after I. You bitches forgot. But this is what I do. Yeah. Yeah. I love that.
Starting point is 00:30:57 Yeah. Our next story. Some update in the saga between Rebel Wilson and Sasha Baron Cohen. Oh my God god these the most unlikely feud i'm obsessed rebel wilson's we were at barnes and noble and we like almost bought her memoir because like it's been enticing for sure but listen to this her memoir will be published in the uk with the sasha baron cohen allegations redacted rebel wilson's memoir will look slightly different when it hits bookstores in the uk rebel rising which was published in the u.s on april 2nd debuts in british bookstores
Starting point is 00:31:28 on april 25th with some passages redacted they said we are publishing every page but for legal reasons in the uk edition we are redacting most of one page with some other small redactions and an explanatory note those sections are a very small part of a much bigger story and we're excited for readers to know rebel story when the book is released. Among the redacted elements are details of her allegations about experiences working with Sacha Baron Cohen on the set of the movie The Brothers Grimsby. She wrote that she felt harassed and humiliated by Sacha Baron Cohen, and he vehemently denied the allegations.
Starting point is 00:32:00 A rep for him told People when the book was first published in the U.S., quote, while we appreciate the importance of speaking out, these demonstrably false claims are directly contradicted by extensive detailed evidence, including contemporaneous documents, film footage, and eyewitness accounts for those present before, during, and after the production of the Brothers Grimsby. Well, two things. One, you know, the laws are different in every country. So it's possible that like, you know, she is more guilty in the UK and maybe perhaps
Starting point is 00:32:27 that's why she took it out. But also I do feel like in a sense, redacting it is like an admission of guilt. Yeah. That's not the best look. Yeah. There, his camp had said, um, like they clearly did not fact check this book in the UK. You can't just write shit shit about people that's still the law this is a really bad look for rebel yikes and her memoir memoirs of a rebel memoirs of a
Starting point is 00:32:54 rebel like it's giving like i'm a liar but by the way did we just even talk about the name of her book because i think it's kind of a great name rebel rising i love it yeah it's not memoirs of a rebel but it's number two and it's certainly not memoirs of a great name. Rebel Rising. I love it. Yeah. It's not Memoirs of a Rebel, but it's number two. And it's certainly not Memoirs of a Streisand. And like this does call into, like of course when someone has a bad experience, like two people experience it differently and someone, you know, they're.
Starting point is 00:33:14 There are three sides to every story. His, hers, and the truth. Their version of it is their version of it. And that's how they felt, regardless of the facts of what happened. Like there's the facts and then there's your feelings about it. Like, and you're free to write about your feelings.
Starting point is 00:33:24 But to be so obvious in who it's about and slanderous and then it might come to be that the facts don't really line up with your feelings yeah that's not a good look no but it's clear that uk law has um a little bit more specific is a little bit more specific when it comes to facts versus feelings and how do you redact a passage in a book three days before it hits shelves? Like, it's printed. So what, is someone at the booksellers crossing it out? I don't know, actually. Or perhaps when they went to print in the UK,
Starting point is 00:33:53 because I think it's like a different version. It's different imprint and stuff and a different printing press. Maybe they've known for a while that they were going to cut it out because of the law. I don't think so, because we just heard about this a month ago. Books start printing like months in advance. Also, if he does sue her, the fact that like the excerpt was released prior to the book being published and, you know, it's all over the Internet, like it not it being redacted
Starting point is 00:34:16 in the UK, like barely helps her case. Not her case, but it helps his. Yeah, of course. I'm saying like it's definitely an admission of guilt. Yeah. his yeah of course I'm saying like it's definitely an admission of guilt yeah because if something is 100,000 factual and able to be backed up yeah you have absolutely no reason not to publish it you're not doing anything wrong right so it just makes you think it does make you think and you know what good for him for standing up for himself because people just like when you
Starting point is 00:34:43 make allegations like that about someone. These days they just stick. And who would we be to say, like, oh, that didn't, like, no. You know, if she says, like, that's what I experienced, like, of course. But if that's not what happened, you have to defend yourself. Yeah, because those things just stick. And they're like, well, then you just get a label on you. Of course. You know, alleged harasser, Sasha Baron Cohen.
Starting point is 00:35:00 That's how they'll refer to you in articles for years to come. Right. Yeah. So it's important to speak up it's also important to defend yourself agreed our next story is some crazy legal news cln harvey weinstein's 2020 rape and sexual assault convictions in new york have been overturned so stay tuned for the deets so harvey weinstein's convictions in new york state for rape and sexual assault have been overturned according to a decision on Thursday, April 25th.
Starting point is 00:35:28 So he was reported he was sentenced to 23 years in prison. He was charged after being accused of forcibly performing oral sex on a woman in 2006 and raping another woman in 2013. The overturning of the convictions comes after his lawyer claimed that the client didn't receive a fair trial due to decisions of the trial judge, in particular allowing three women to testify against him whose allegations weren't included in the case and permitting prosecutors to potentially confront him about his general behavior. His lawyer claimed that these decisions by the judgment that Weinstein's character was on trial rather than the allegations at hand. So this has been thrown out, but he is still in prison because of um a conviction in california so it's not like he's getting out of prison oh okay yeah but like what
Starting point is 00:36:12 like are people dumb which people like you're this kind of reminds me like of oj when that woman marcia clark like shit the bed yeah like this is do better you're literally a lawyer do better like there clearly was reason for his thing to get appealed. What you just said, like having women on trial who aren't a part of the case, like whatever that obviously is against law in some way. Like, what are you doing? What are you doing? Yeah.
Starting point is 00:36:33 Moron. Like. That's the prosecution. People who can't do their jobs like really irk me. Yeah. So that's really crazy that that was thrown out. When I saw, I thought like he was like getting out of jail and we'd go through this trial again. Where is he in jail?
Starting point is 00:36:47 In California? I thought in New York. I thought in New York too. Like which prison? Is he in like a real prison? I think so, yeah. Like. I don't know which prison.
Starting point is 00:36:56 Not like a camp, like where, you know. No, because it's not. Where they sent Felicity Huffman. No, it's not a financial crime. Right. Where is Harvey Weinstein in prison? Did he go where Teresa went? No, she was in a financial crime.
Starting point is 00:37:11 Mohawk Correctional Facility in Rome, New York. Now let's look up this facility. Okay, it is, yeah, Rome, New York. They have a website. It's an American state prison for men in Oneida County, New York, owned and operated by the New York they have a website it's an American state prison for men in Oneida County New York owned and operated by the New York State Department of Corrections and it's a medium security but also has a maximum security unit and a special housing unit yeah there's also an
Starting point is 00:37:36 inmate list interesting oh wow where are the most comfortable prisons I'm now on like some list guess where the number but this is all over the world. So do we really care? Norway, for those who are wondering. Damn. Damn, Daniel. Are you ready for our next story? Yes.
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Starting point is 00:41:42 week megan marle started ARO. She launched her jams. What is it called? American Riviera Orchard. She sent her jams to her friends. American Riviera Orchard by the rural juror. Exactly, and on Wednesday, Buckingham Palace's shop's Instagram account shared a video promoting a Royal Strawberry Preserve
Starting point is 00:41:59 just days after ARO's jams. I think this is not like a slight or these two things have anything to do with each other. I think it's Jerry, Jerry, jam season. You think there is room for all of us in the jam market? I think we all have jam products that we want to promote. Interesting. I just want to say the Buckingham Palace gift shop
Starting point is 00:42:20 is an amazing place to shop online for gifts. Like I have placed a few orders from there. The joy, like you have to check out the Buckingham Palace gift shop is an amazing place to shop online for gifts like i have placed a few orders from there the joy like you have to check out no jackie's gift shop jackie's nutty but those cookies like you could get biscuits everything is like so fancy looking got like books oh my god some of the best kids books that i got i got from there i've got like some history books it's great like you have to look at this website it's insane she's not wrong i'm not gonna lie she is not wrong stationary a planner like an apron just the cutest thing so anyways just like shout out to that so you don't think this is battle of the jams i don't but i do want to talk about jam and aro i love aro i hate the name and this first product makes absolutely no fucking sense to me but i love that she's doing pr boxes because like seeing who's getting them chris jenner got one I love Aero. I hate the name, and this first product makes absolutely no fucking sense to me.
Starting point is 00:43:07 But I love that she's doing PR boxes, because seeing who's getting them, Kris Jenner got one. Perfect. She's kind of the only name I know. Me too. But it's perfect, and it's a start. And to say I'm disappointed in the direction Aero has taken, when I first was introduced to the brand and where they would be going,
Starting point is 00:43:23 did I think that jam would be? No. I thought we were going to get a Dutch oven as the first product or perhaps um tea towels you know i didn't expect this um and it's an orange jam which i think is disgusting i love strawberry jam i love raspberry jam i do not like grape jam and i don't know what's in orange jam apricot perhaps and it's not for me But it was presented with lemons. I feel like it has lemons in it. Lemon jam ain't a thing. No, but like you saw the gift basket had lemons.
Starting point is 00:43:52 I thought it was more like a stylistic thing, you know, like the season. I think maybe it was a tie-in to the nodes of jam. Nodes of lemon in the jam. Yeah. Interesting. I think the whole thing is like being done really poorly. I'm shocked. It's giving the done really poorly i'm shocked the final jam it is giving the fact this is real this is me that's literally megan she's like you guys think
Starting point is 00:44:14 you know me but here's my jam and buckingham palace is i'm too cool too cool i'm too cool to know you they're like yeah we've been at this camp for six years. Good luck, Mitchie. Good luck with your jams at the final jam. Literally, it's giving Mitchie. She's Mitchie Markle. Okay, content idea for the social, like the final jam. But Tess has Charles's face on it and Mitchie has Megan's face.
Starting point is 00:44:41 Oh, that's funny. I don't associate the Buckingham Palace gift shop with Charles. But yeah, I guess it's his shop. It's Lizzie's It's Lizzie's shop. Lizzie is ripped so it's Charles' shop now. I feel like Kate when she's well and good and looking to take something on should really become the face of the shop. No but I feel like the shop is perfect like the way you described it like I wouldn't change a thing. I know but you just said it's Charles' shop. He's the king Jackie. Yeah and he lives there and she doesn't Kate doesn't not yet Camilla shop Camilla has a book club no and one thing about Camilla is like I actually like over the last couple of years they've done
Starting point is 00:45:14 a good job like they've gotten to me like I I kind of get it I get it um nothing about her aesthetic is enticing to me yeah no she doesn. She doesn't give off, like, even Nancy Meyer, Coastal Grand. She gives off, like, old lady butterscotch candies. Like, she gives off bad vibes, aesthetically. I said it. Yeah, but I think she should keep doing what she's doing. It's working. I don't need more from her.
Starting point is 00:45:38 No, no, I don't need her taking over the shop. I need a, like, direct-to-consumer marketing branding expert. Like, somebody needs to help, Megan. This brand is, like, very slowly. You don't think she has all the help that money can buy? There's no way all the help that money can buy came up with American Riviera Orchard as a name. But it did. And a first product being jam.
Starting point is 00:45:54 But it did. It's so bad. She has all the help that money can buy. It's really bad. And I'm really disappointed because I was excited. You don't think, I spent so much of last week like analyzing this jam and I ended up
Starting point is 00:46:06 and like I- What did Stassi say about it? Oh my God, Stassi. Was she disappointed? She was disappointed that not for the same reason as you.
Starting point is 00:46:13 She's disappointed that Megan has just like decided to become an influencer and has a product line and all this stuff and that like it's so, she thought Megan was going to change the world
Starting point is 00:46:23 she said. And like all this stuff they talk about like philanthropy and this and that and then just to she thought megan was going to change the world she said and like all this stuff they talked about like philanthropy and this and that and then just to see like she's just going to become like any other like commercial energy yeah like where is the humanity where is the charity where is the people's princess world yeah like she thought megan and harry had what it took to change the world and i think we both agree that if that's what they wanted to do they could have accomplished way more staying in the royal family yeah and now she's really disappointed that like none of those things are happening oh man she's coming from a place of earnestness no and and clearly sadness it
Starting point is 00:46:56 sounds like yeah damn yeah like disappointment in a different way real disappointment yeah no honestly like it sent a chill through me when she said it chilling stuff chilling stuff but no where i ended with the jam is i think the jam is a jumping off point i mean we're starting small and we're gonna build out we can't just start with a dutch oven we're not gonna be like crusade in a day no of course say wasn't built in a day this is her lip kit for lack of a better analogy the difference difference being, when I think at the time, especially when I thought of Kylie, I thought of lips. When I think of Megan, I'm not thinking of jam.
Starting point is 00:47:33 What do you think of? I definitely think of like more. I think that's the problem. I think that's the problem. I don't even know what I would suggest. Yeah. But when the brand was described to me, even though I didn't like the name, I really liked when they announced the brand, what it was going to be. There was going to be like a partnering Netflix show.
Starting point is 00:47:49 It was going to give very much Joanna Gaines energy. Yeah, still happening. Yeah. And I think, and also like selling food online is like weird. Do you know what I mean? Well, jams last forever. No, I know. But like, it's just weird.
Starting point is 00:48:01 Like, okay, Kroger. Do you know what I mean? Yeah. Like, am I going to get it on Instacart? It's just weird. Yeah. I do like a jam, though. I love a jam.
Starting point is 00:48:12 Not an orange one. I love a honey, too. Maybe that'll be their next product. Yeah. I want honey by David Beckham. He has his own bees. Oh, right, right. I was like, okay, what's the correlation?
Starting point is 00:48:24 Yeah, he takes honey seriously. Yeah, right, right. I was like, okay, what's the correlation? Yeah, he takes honey seriously. Yeah, I respect that. He respects them. I hope one day I'm in a position to take honey seriously. I mean, it's definitely a privilege. You know, like, but right now I'm just, like, buying the bear from the store. No, no, and I personally, like, cannot relate to anyone
Starting point is 00:48:39 who's not buying the bear from the store. Yeah, but that's a goal of mine. And if you don't buy the bear from the store, like, you should just, good for you. I'm not like saying anything bad, but like you should just like every day, like stop and be grateful. Do you know what I mean?
Starting point is 00:48:50 Yeah, yeah. Because you're like, you're on a different planet. If you had a bear, you wouldn't know what it's like. But you don't. Right. Are you ready for our fifth and final story, which is some sports news? Oh man, yeah.
Starting point is 00:49:02 One of our favorite athletes reggie bush is getting his heisman trophy back 14 years after forfeiting it come again so reggie bush has had his 2005 heisman trophy back as the heisman trust announced wednesday the formal reinstatement of the trophy to bush amid what it calls an enormous changes in the college football landscape so the decision comes after bush had forfeited his heisman trophy in 2010 in the wake of significant ncaa sanctions for usc which included bush receiving improper benefits during a trojan's career that spanned from 2003 to 2005 as part of the decision on wednesday the heisman trust is returning the trophy to reggie and a replica to usc bush will again be invited to all
Starting point is 00:49:40 future heisman trophy ceremonies beginning in the season. It's like awkward showing up to like a facility you've been uninvited from for many years. Like I wouldn't go. Hey. How y'all doing? Literally. Yeah. So I guess the NCAA rules have changed and now like what he did back then would have been allowed.
Starting point is 00:49:57 So they're giving him his trophy back. Well, then like recently changing the rules on like, you know, deals athletes can make and all these different things. It's so long overdue. I think like people were having that conversation for so many years um but you know at the time like not to be such a narc like Reggie did like break the rules like you know what I mean now that the rules have changed like he still broke them when they were old you know what I mean it's like kind of weird like yeah you're not breaking the rules now but you didn't do it now. You did it then.
Starting point is 00:50:25 Yeah. I think it's okay. I'm all for Reggie Bush getting his flowers. I just think conceptually, like, that's not how rules work, you know? Yeah, unless, like, the rules were made to be broken. And it's like we were wrong for that rule. Chilling. And we were wrong for the way that we treated you, and this is an admission of that.
Starting point is 00:50:41 They were wrong for that rule. And he deserves his trophy. And now let me ask you a question. Did O.J. Simpson get his Heisman Trophy removed? That's such a great question. I believe he had one. Now don't, I get. Also, Johnny Manziel got the Heisman Trophy.
Starting point is 00:50:54 Yeah. Did you watch his documentary? I didn't. It was good. I needed to know about him. He did win it in 1968. Did he get it? What happened to his Heisman Trophy? Somebody bought it at auction.
Starting point is 00:51:06 But I meant like, not the physical one. Yeah. No, it's such a great question. It's giving willy-nilly. The strange but true tales of O.J. Simpson's two Heisman Trophies. Yeah, I don't know. Did he get it stripped? But it's now owned by somebody in Reno who collects that sort of thing but
Starting point is 00:51:26 Johnny Manziel won the Heisman Trophy the year that Manti Teo was up for it and so that made me like hate Johnny yeah but then I was like okay well I want to hear about like how how did someone beat Manti and I watched his documentary which was also like so fascinating but he broke rule after rule and time and time again but he still is a member of the heisman did johnny ever go to the nfl i yeah and he flopped majorly oh no it's not oh he had like literally more natural born talent than anyone and he completely squandered it like first of all like okay aaron andrews yeah well i watched a documentary so i'm an expert um he broke rules didn't work like was drinking and not and doing drugs and couldn't even like pass a urine
Starting point is 00:52:12 test sometimes and like not training the way an athlete should train and he still played really well for a long time under those circumstances but like he was a liability within the nfl and what team was he on i don't know let me look it up but it didn't i feel like he was a liability within the NFL. What team was he on? I don't know. Let me look it up. But it didn't go well for me. I feel like he's a name like that I recognize. But I literally know nothing about him. Maybe I shouldn't watch his documentary.
Starting point is 00:52:35 Yeah, you should. I think I was in an elevator with him once. It's so funny. I was in TSA PreCheck with him once. Oh my God. He's just kind of a man about town. And the paparazzi were following him. On the grounds. He was selected as the 22nd overall pick but despite his success he struggled with consistency and his tenure was dot dot dot damn overshadowed by off-field controversies yeah
Starting point is 00:52:57 exactly he was released by the browns after the end of the 2015 season following further controversies during the 2016 offseason he was not signed by another team before the start of the season and spent two years away from football until he returned with the tiger cats of the cfl in 2018 he was later traded to the alouettes during the season but was released the following year and rendered ineligible to play in the cfl after it was determined he violated the rules of his contract. Not the CFL. This boy is a mess. Not the CFL. Yeah. Damn.
Starting point is 00:53:31 Well, it's just a name that I recognize it now. I feel really learned, so thank you. No, you should watch the documentary because it's a crying shame how he squandered natural-born talent. I hate watching documentaries like that. You won't feel sorry for him, though. No, no. I mean, enraged. Wasted potential. Yeah. Like, could won't feel sorry for him though. No, no. I mean, enraged, wasted potential.
Starting point is 00:53:46 Yeah. Like could play hungover and still like slay the house down. So good. Imagine if he tried, imagine if he stayed sober and like worked out every morning and, and trained, you know what it's giving that year. Michael Phelps,
Starting point is 00:53:59 like stopped trying and was Ryan Lochte kind of got his shine when Ryan Lochte like wasn't even that good. Michael Phelps was just sticking it up. Cause he smoked pot one time, you know? Yeah, yeah, yeah. That Michael Phelps pot thing was so funny. And then they were like, it's Stevia. Or not Stevia.
Starting point is 00:54:12 What did they call it? Salvia. He took the Miley way out. Miley, yeah. That's one of my favorite celebrity tropes. Salvia? Yeah. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:54:22 Well, that is our show. Final together, but not final of the week. Because tomorrow is Friday. We'll be back. Remote girly swirlies. And that's fine. Remote swirlies are still swirlies. Thank you so much for listening.
Starting point is 00:54:35 Have a great day everyone love ya bye

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