Getting Ghosted... Literally Ft. Mike Kelton

Getting Ghosted... Literally Ft. Mike Kelton

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‘Clueless’: Are We Supposed to Ignore the Josh Thing?

This week we’re revisiting the movie that is spiritually, fundamentally Betches: ‘Clueless’. Cher Horowitz is the blueprint for every main character who came after her, the fashion is still elite, and the matchmaking confidence? Aspirational. But we also spend a lot of time unpac ...  Show more

Is ‘Wuthering Heights’ the Most Toxic Love Story Ever Written?

This week we’re diving into Emerald Fennell’s ‘Wuthering Heights’ and asking the question we kept circling back to: are we supposed to see this as romance… or as pure emotional devastation? We unpack the casting discourse, why the internet had immediate opinions, and how Fennell’ ...  Show more

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