This week we're talking TikTok, celebrity pile-ons, murder
trials, body positivity, binge-worthy TV... and why maybe, just
maybe, we all need to log off for a minute.
Kate and Tansy dive into the internet's obsession with watching
celebrities unravel in real time, unpacking Perez Hilton's TikTok
breakdown and asking where concern ends and public spectacle
begins.
They also get into Rihanna shutting down the internet (again) at
Barbados Carnival, why women are still expected to justify their
bodies no matter what they do, and the heartbreaking Lindsay
Clancy trial that's reignited conversations around postpartum
mental health and how quickly society judges women before asking
the harder questions.
Plus, the TV recommendations actually worth your time this week,
including Furious and Colin From Accounts, because after all that
emotional damage, everyone deserves something good to watch.
Perez Hilton's TikTok breakdown and the internet's reaction
When
does celebrity gossip become exploitation?
Rihanna's Carnival appearance and the body positivity debate
The Lindsay Clancy trial and the conversations everyone is having
Why taking time off for your mental health shouldn't need
defending
Furious and Colin From Accounts review: what's worth watching?
Plus all the pop culture chaos, hot takes and questionable
opinions you've come to expect.
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We'll see you in the comments.
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