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Welcome to Ringer Dish. I'm Juliet Littman. I am here with the post of the town, Matt Bellany. Hi, Matt. Welcome.

We are here to talk about a comprehensive history up till today, which is the Friday before Labor Day of what's happening with Don't worry Darlin, Olivia Wilde, Florence Pew, Shyla Buff, Harry Styles, and many other people.

I try to phrase it like a town email, you know, and also the believer magazine used to do this of like in this in this essay or whatever. So those are the nouns before we get into it. I just wanted to tell you, because I know you'll be interested in this.

Jam sessions coming back next week. Oh, that is fantastic news. I missed my jam session. Thank you. I had to go out and actually read architectural digest. I couldn't just listen to you guys break it down.

There's a lot to catch up on today. Nancy Myers posted an Instagram of Hans Zimmer rehearsing for her daughter's wedding, which I guess he played at for the ceremony. So that's amazing flex by Nancy Myers. That's pretty good. I want you guys need to recap like the past six months of celebrity architectural digest features.

I know there's really a lot. My personal favorite is Sienna Miller's her old fat shrewd house in England is so nutty. So yes, there's a lot to discuss Amanda's back from parental leave. So that is returning on Tuesday. And then we'll be on Monday is going forward.

Well, that said, let's get into the Don't worry Darlin drama. What do you, what do you think is the name of this drama? If you had to give it like, you know, you're writing a dissertation. What would you call it?

Um, wild styles. Wild styles, Kate. I don't know. I like that. And wild styles is pretty funny.

So from the very beginning, this has just been pretty uncomfortable. I remember a few months ago when Olivia Wilde was served at Cinemacon, the papers from Jason Sudakis.

We didn't really talk about it that much on the regular podcast network. I think you did on the town, but I mentioned it because I was there and I saw it happen.

And it was weird, but like no one really gave it to thoughts. It seemed like some kind of production assistant who was giving her a direction. Like, oh, we don't have the trailer footage.

We thought we did or something. It was not like everyone dropped their drinks and was like, what? It was just kind of whatever.

It wasn't until the next day that it came out that this was a process server that had somehow infiltrated a, you know, invitation only,

COVID test required everybody's on a list event and served her and then took off.

Right. And she made that point in variety as well.

But what I was going to say is we don't talk about it because it's just sort of like uncomfortable.

Like, do we in the court of public opinion want to be weighing in on the legal maneuvers of the ongoing.

I'm going custody and divorce matters of Jason.

Never married. Never married. Just custody. Just custody.

Got it. Right. They were always engaged. Anyway, we kind of shyed away from it. But now it's become a part of this much, much longer narrative of where things stand with Olivia Wilde.

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