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I'm investigating systemic sexism in Hollywood. How many pages have you got? But first, it's our chance to sit back and unwind from the week that was with two excellent humans. With us this week, we have the hosts of the Celebrab Gossip Podcast, Who Weekly, Bobby Finger and Lindsay Weber.

Welcome you to.

Hi.

Hi. Thanks for having us.

Oh, my gosh. Thanks for coming on spirit of the upcoming holiday to give thanks. I feel like now is the perfect opportunity to reflect back on the

bounty of tea that has been spilled over the past year. I was like, where are you going with this?

What does that have to do with Thanksgiving? So thankful for the bounty of gossip.

Exactly. So I don't know. What's your favorite, like, ridiculous

celebrity celebrity story from the past year? Lindsay, what do you think? What are you grateful

for? We were just discussing this. It's like grateful, really a loaded term to use with

celebrity gossip. But I am, I am grateful that we were treated to the kind

of bombastic, eccentric drama of Don't worry, darling, which is, was definitely outshined the

movie itself. I guess it didn't take much. And still today has a long tale of here's what actually happened

people telling us stuff. And I absolutely love to hear all the revisionist history, all the

actuals, all of that. It's been great. It's been great fun. Yeah. I think that's, you know,

and obviously I'm not nearly as plugged into this stuff as you are, but I think that's my favorite

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