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 celebrity from the past week.

From the Kardashians to Kate Middleton and everything in between.

So on this week's episode, it's a, I would say, a very special edition.

We're both recording in LA, which already makes things quite unusual.

But we just spent at the weekend at all sorts of Emmy-related events.

And we have a lot to discuss about our various run-ins.

I was at the Emmys last night.

Julie was as well, and we went to a bunch of after-parties.

So we have so much to dig into about this weekend.

It's almost overwhelming.

We really covered it from all angles.

We tag team the actual Emmys.

I was backstage in the press room, and Josh was in the audience with the rest of the nominees. So we'll start with Goop. Yes. Josh got us into this amazing. I guess they were opening, or what was it, it was a collaboration between Goop and Christian Lubiton. Yeah, so Gupa has had a few pop-up stores, but this is the first time they've ever had a brick and mortar store. Like, this is a permanent location at the Brentwood Country Mall. Is that what it's called, Julie? Country Mart. And it was not really, I guess, no, it was in no way related to the Emmys. It was just happened to be the Thursday before the Emmys, but it was kind of, I don't know, it was kind of a, how do you even describe it, a spectacle? Because Gwyneth was, the store is almost set up like a house, so each part of the store is meant to resemble, like, this part's supposed to be the living room, This part's supposed to be the kitchen. So you're supposed to, and then because Gwyneth was actually there herself at this party, it felt like in a weird way you were coming to, like, Gwyneth's home. Right. It was very much like an anthropology vibe. So there was a little bathroom area, a little kitchen, a little bedroom. And then there was a surprise guest. Neither of us had anticipated at all.

Which was Apple Martin, Gwyneth's daughter, who was 13.

And she was just kind of roaming the premises and having a blast, but also just like in her own world.

Like completely separate from everyone else at the party.

Everybody else was at least 20 years older than her and dressed in full cocktail attire.

Yeah.

So for those not as familiar with Apple as Julie and I are, she's Chris Martin and Gwyneth's daughter.

She is, I guess that's really all we know about her.

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