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Ken talks with Mark Harris, author of the best-seller, “Mike Nichols: A Life” — a fascinating look into this complex giant of the entertainment industry. This week: His early life, influences, and relationship with Elaine May, which spawned the hugely successful comedy team, Nichols & May.

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Drunk on Rom-Coms hosts Marie and Coni are here to discuss their pick The Devil Wears Prada (2006). They share the evolution of their opinions of the characters, are excited to dive into a movie they wouldn’t get to discuss on their show, and compare Andy’s experiences to to their own time as assistants.

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Andy (Anne Hathaway) is a recent college graduate with big dreams. Upon landing a job at prestigious Runway magazine, she finds herself the assistant to diabolical editor Miranda Priestly (Meryl Streep). Andy questions her ability to survive. Also stars Emily Blunt, Stanley Tucci, Simon Baker, Adrian Grenier, Tracie Thoms, Rich Sommer, Daniel Sunjata, and Gisele Bündchen. (from Google.com & IMDb.com)

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Enraged by the woke brigade, Keith Norcross wants to erect a new statue of a slave trader. The late Sir John Pockley put a lot of money into Keith’s beloved town of Chopple including a vital civic building, the public toilets. But many people in the area feel it’s time for positive local figures to be celebrated, not someone who made their profits from misery. Keith disagrees so vehemently that he attempts to build a monument himself. Unfortunately, or perhaps fortunately, he is not a sculptor.

A discovery on the 296 bus leads a Hollywood superstar to the door of ex-offender and boxer, Graham Harness. When Harness found an Academy Award on his way to work he was astounded. But as a sharp ex-con he had the skills to track down the owner. His efforts went awry due to shady showbiz agents, but that didn’t deter him from using his fists and making it clear who was in charge.

John Patrick Shanley is a playwright, screenwriter, and director. His play, Doubt: A Parable, won the 2005 Pulitzer Prize for Drama and the 2005 Tony Award for Best Play. He won the 1988 Academy Award for Best Original Screenplay for the film Moonstruck. He wrote and directed the film version of Doubt, as well as Joe Versus the Volcano and Wild Mountain Thyme. Other works include Live from Baghdad, Alive, Five Corners, Danny and the Deep Blue Sea, Italian American Reconciliation, Savage in Limbo, The Portuguese Kid and The January Man.

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Dale & Scott are talking about Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson’s obsession with peanut butter; Jennifer Aniston’s Christmas ornament controversy; James “Scotty” Doohan’s ashes go to space; the bonkers tale of actress Tanya Robert’s misdiagnosed death; a castaway dies of COVID; Mandalorian tea is a thing; “Hell’s Kitchen” returns to Las  Vegas; “Call Me Kat” is annoying; “Let Them All Talk” is fascinating; and, much more pop culture fun.

This is one prom you'll definitely want to go to! And you don't need a strapless bra, an updo, or even a corsage!

Your very own Siskel and Ebert disagree on this one, and both fight over who has to be the fat one.

This week on Drink in the Movies Michael & Taylor discuss their First Impressions of: Let Them All Talk & Pieces of a Woman(02:45). Followed by the Titles: Sportin' Life(11:36), The Dark and the Wicked(24:12), and Network(38:27).

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Put on that Cerulean sweater that you got from a pile of stuff and your find from a hideous skirt convention and listen. That’s all.

A film based on the bestselling novel of the same name, Liz chose this one because Terry hadn't seen it yet and she knew there would be a lot for them to say.

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The Bridges of Madison County was an iconic story written by Robert Waller, however, few people know about the woman behind the story, Jana St. James. She could be the woman behind it. Maybe. Or she could be a woman who had a brief affair with Waller and wanted to capitalize on his fame. You decide. 

In the story, St. James is a naive college student who meets Waller in the Student Union and starts taking guitar lessons from him. She has feelings but later discovers he is married. She details their short-lived affair in her book Memories of Madison County. Is this book total fluff? Yes, but we enjoyed picking it apart just the same. 

This week on the Podcast we discuss First Impressions of: Motherless Brooklyn & The Laundromat(01:08) and the Titles: Hail Satan?(07:03), American Factory(20:17), Rolling Thunder Revue: A Bob Dylan Story by Martin Scorsese(31:47), Honeyland(43:46), and The Image Book(58:07).

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