Hey, welcome to the Ringer Podcast Network. This week on theRinger.com, it's 1999 Movies Week.

Already up on the site, we've released parts 1 and 2 of the top 50 movies of 1999.

And later this week, Shay Serrano is writing about the Matrix, Andrew Goudedaro is writing about

curl intentions, and Rob Parvilla argues why being John Malkovich is the best movie of that year.

You can also check out the big picture podcast to hear Sean Fennesy, Amanda Dobbins,

and Chris Reyn share their top five favorite movies from 1999.

Check out those articles on theRinger.com and listen to the big picture wherever you get your podcasts.

What's up guys and welcome to Tea Time. This is a weekly pop culture podcast on theRinger

Podcast Network. I'm Liz Helle, I'm Kihal Loewo, and I'm Amelia Wedemire, and today we're

going to talk about the new keeping up with the Kardashians. The drama.

Nicholas Cage is extremely short, Merit. Very tough.

And our thoughts on the Ringer's 1999 movies week. Every time you hear the bell, we have to change

topics. No matter what. No, no, let's spill the tea. Okay, first category. This is Tea Time

checks in with. We're starting off really strong, high energy. Our girl, Gweneth Paltrow, is

a back on the slopes. We love a comeback. 3.1 million dollar lawsuit is not holding our girl down.

She is on vacation with her family, including Apple Martin. For those of you who aren't keeping

as close to tabs on this lawsuit as I am, Gweneth Paltrow had an incident back in 2016 where she

basically mowed down an older gentleman on the ski slopes in Dear Valley and loved him to die.

Get the top of her lungs. She claims she has brain damage. She's bruised ribs at the time.

She is counter-swinged for one single dollar, just basically on principle.

Anyway, she can't be tied down by this. She's back on those slopes with her daughter. The point was,

she Instagrammed actually from this week, from this trip. And it's a nice, like,

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