Louise McSharry

And then there was a lot of debate about feminism and like, you know, is it appropriate?

Is it not appropriate?

And then just like a whole load of propaganda and miscommunication about what being a feminist is.

Feminism works for everyone.

Feminism is better for boys.

Feminism is better for men.

Feminism is better for everyone.

Yes.

Okay, finally, we've got a few stories we need to talk about in relation to Ariana Grande.

She really is.

So I suppose to contextualize things, Ariana Grande is on tour.

She is on tour for what she says is going to be kind of her last hurrah for a long time.

It is the Eternal Sunshine tour.

and that is in relation to her last album.

And it seems like, you know, it's being well-reviewed, seems like it's good.

There's been a lot of, I think it's worth, it would be weird not to acknowledge that there's been a lot of discourse about Ariana Grande's body in relation to this tour.

I think we all have seen that there's been quite a significant physical change in Ariana Grande in the last number of years.

I think it's a really difficult thing to talk about

The conversations are kind of revolving around what is healthy imagery for young women to see, whether or not it's okay to discuss celebrities' bodies in the context of this kind of thing.

And then obviously tangentially people are talking about whether it's appropriate to talk about women's bodies at all, whether it's appropriate to police women's bodies at all.