Hello and welcome to In the Limelight, Vanity Fair's Entertainment and Pop Culture

Podcast. I'm Josh Duboff, Vanity Fair Senior Writer, and I'm here with Julie Miller, Vanity Fair's

Senior Hollywood Writer. On In the Limelight, we analyze the ins and outs of pop culture,

entertainment and spirituality from the past week, from the Kardashians to Kate Middleton, and everything in between.

So, Julie, we have lots of royal baby news and follow-ups to get into, but this is one of my favorite times of In the Limelight year when, or at least favorite and favorite, when you're in Cannes and I'm in New York.

And I feel like you always end up doing two episodes or something like this where it's like about to be your evening and you're going to go to some glamorous event.

And I'm just in New York

wishing we were in the same place. So has Cannes been so far?

We're putting our vision board together for a European trip, the two of us sometime in 2019.

So that we're going to make it happen.

If any of you guys want to give us suggestions on

what we should do or where we should go. Right. I want to start a Kickstarter. Yeah, exactly.

Can has been good so far. I was at the opening night premiere. It was a Jim Jarmouche zombie movie

called The Dead Don't Die starring Bill Murray, Tilda Swinton, Adam Driver, Chloe Sevenier, and Bill Murray.

Did I say Bill Murray already?

Salina Gomez.

You can't say Bill Murray enough, so I think it's fine.

So that was a big production, a big ordeal.

It's always magical to see Tilda on the red carpet. I went to the after party. There were

models, like, you would not have liked it. I did not like it because you were greeted by. It was

almost like you were walking through a haunted house with live models, caked and zombie makeup.

Oh, God. I know. So, uh, so has been I interviewed Bill Murray, which was a, it was a treat.

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