Today we are cancelling the apocalypse.

I gotta get up at 5 o'clock in the morning and sparkle,

me at least, sparkle.

I know what some of your big city no bra wear and hairy-legged women livers might say.

Hello everyone and welcome to maximum film it's episode

232 so you know I'm asking you what it do it's your host if you Wadi way and as

always I'm in the booth with my friends so let me introduce you to them.

First stop we have Chris Mazzetti himself, the world's favorite critic.

Alonzo Geraldo day, what's good?

You know if my what's good is more of a smile because it happened and don't cry because it's over but the news broke out today that Entertainment Weekly is no longer printing and while I have not subscribed to Entertainment Weekly in years because they fired

everybody that I thought was interesting over there I just have to give a shout

I feel like how essential that magazine was to anybody in the 90s, the turn of the millennium, who was a pop culture

maven.

If you wanted to know about movies, wherever you lived, about what was happening on TV, books,

music, the whole nine yards, it was just one of those. what was

just one of those magazines that I think everybody has a real if it meant something to you

and you were like a longtime subscriber and a voracious reader.

You know you have memories attached to it,

you know what it meant to you.

And so figuring that probably a lot of people

who listen to this show are, you know,

former EW fans like myself, I I have I don't know how many dance music

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