Its Giving…Video Killed the Radio Star

Its Giving…Video Killed the Radio Star

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It’s Giving…Across the Pond

Angela Bassett Did The Thing! Shea and Tiger are catching up this week on the BAFTAs red carpet and Ariana DeBose’s iconic tribute to the woman nominees. Then they stay on the other side of the Atlantic and gush about their favorite British designers and decide what British fashi ...  Show more

It’s Giving…Fashion Gets Messy

Hey babes. Shea and Tiger are back this week to answer the question: why does controversy and the world of fashion seem to go hand in hand? In this part history lesson and part kiki, they’ll cover everything from Marie Antoinette to Naomi Campbell’s iconic legal troubles and even ...  Show more

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