Taylor Swift and Joe Alwyn Broke Up, Gwyneth Paltrow Won her Lawsuit, and the Dalai Lama is a Pedophile

This is a good episode, friends! I'm fired up. We start off the episode discussing how hard it is to make new friends in Los Angeles. I then dive into a deep discussion about insane celebrity culture, including Kristin Cavallari's recent podcast promoting  psychotropic drugs/toad venom—and my very strong objection to it. We also have a conversation about the moral perils of Tish Cyrus allegedly "stealing" her daughter's boyfriend (whom she's now married to). Plus, we discuss how all celebrities are getting the same procedures. Lastly, we talk about Wendy Williams' new documentary and whether she's been exploited by her family. We also ask an existential question of whether people should stay in a relationship after they've been cheated on.

For those that want to skip around, the minute breakdown is below:

INTRO
11:00 Kirstin Cavallari discussion
30:00 Lindsay Hubbard continues her I-don't-care-but-I-care Carl Radke breakup tour
34:00 Celebrities must stop getting veneers (clip from Abby via The Unplanned Podcast)
40:00 Tish Cyrus is married to her daughter's ex-boyfriend
51:00 Has Wendy Williams been exploited? And would Wendy have stayed with her  philanderer ex-husband had the public not pressured her?

On this week's episode we cover some very interesting legal cases, such as the lawsuit against Facebook for its harmful impact on children. Plus, a group of dating-app uses have come together to sue Match Group for false advertising (i.e., LOVE is not their real goal — GASP!) Later, we discuss why Travis Kelce is the right match for Taylor Swift and we examine whether celebrity memoirs are fair to the romantic partners unwillingly mentioned. Finally, Amy Robach and T.J. Holmes might learn the hard way that LUST is not enough.

Welcome to 2024, friends! We're ringing in the new year with a recap of 2023, some new dating perspectives/stories, and goals for the year ahead. Enjoy!

This week's episode is a special one. After watching the very talented David Ely play drums at an underground speakeasy, I knew I had to know more.  "Ely" was gracious enough to take me on a journey inside his world as a working drummer in Los Angeles, and to let me in on his plans for the future. We discussed not only music, but his career as a painter and much more.  Visit thisisdapoolparty.com  to see his incredible artwork.

Today, we take a deep dive into my personal life and ask — what exactly is love bombing anyways? Then we talk Hollywood gone haywire as it relates to Robert De Niro losing a gender discrimination lawsuit filed by a mistreated assistant.  Lastly, we talk Britney Spears.

First and foremost, the terrorist attack in Israel and the unspeakable events that followed have left me devastated. My heart goes out to the families of the innocent civilians in Israel and Gaza who have lost their lives due to this unspeakable act of terrorism.

To offer some levity during these tragic times, we are covering pop culture topics, including Will Smith and Jada Pinkett Smith's admission that they are no longer together, whether Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce are end game, and Kourtney Kardashian and Kim Kardashian's very ugly fight. Plus, I've got some personal-life updates at the top of this episode. Enjoy!

On this week's show I put on my legal hat to cover the Danny Masterson verdict and my co-host (Mark) and I analyze the backlash against Mila Kunis and Ashton Kutcher for writing letters of support for their 'That 70's Show' co-star.  Then we ask whether Jimmy Fallon's on-set behavior is toxic or simply par for the course in the entertainment industry. We also discuss the divorce between Joe Jonas and Sophie Turner and whether it's possible for a relationship to survive when both parties have huge careers. Plus, is Lizzo's booty shake inappropriate in light of the lawsuit against her? And finally, is it too soon for Blue Ivy to be in the spotlight at Beyonce's concert?

Mark and I start out this week's podcast by working out a small spat between us followed by some existential life questions. We then move into pop culture topics, including the lawsuit against Lizzo, Jennifer Lopez's Virgo discrimination, and some personal pet peeves to share with the audience.  Email me at thedishmaster@gmail.com with feedback.  

Welcome back, friends! On this week's episode I'm giving some personal-life updates, discussing Ariana Grande's illicit affair, asking existential questions about Kristen Bell and Dax Shephard giving their children non-alcoholic beer, talking new films, and diving into the Miranda Lambert fan rage. Lastly, is Keke Palmer's baby daddy controlling?

On this week's episode we start off with some fun dating debacles followed by some existential questions about male/female relationships (the "pick-me" girls, bi-sexuality, alpha men, etc...). We also take Pete Davidson's side in his battle against the terrible organization that is PETA, we question whether Kim Kardashian really has the "lights off" during sexy time (are "modest" the true freaks in the bedroom?), and we take a deep dive into Khloe Kardashian's confession about feeling detached from her child she had via surrogate (how will her child feel when he sees it?).