Entertainment Catch Up: Tyra Banks Sues Netflix, Shania Twain is 'Not a Feminist' and the Life and Times of Ariana Grande
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Hello, my friend, and welcome to Catch Up with Louise Makshari. This is the podcast where I do my best to keep you caught up with what's going on in the world. On Monday, we do news. On Wednesday, entertainment. And on Fridays, I catch you up on reality TV. And boy, am I flat out catching up on reality TV, guys. There's so much going on in that world at the moment. But today is all about the world of entertainment. And James O'Hagan was on hand to take us through the stories. A lot going on. Lots of interesting stuff to discuss. So I hope you enjoy. James O'Hagan, happy Pride Month to you.
Happy Pride Month. We are booked, blessed and busy, I can tell you. I'm not that booked. Well, I mean.
I'm busy. It's busy, but not necessarily with things that are buggy. Yeah, no, I pride every month we are out the door in LGBT Ireland. I've barely had a chance to touch the ground since the beginning of the month.
Well, I like didn't really like I just I don't know. Obviously, I've been living some sort of insane life recently. And I actually got a TikTok the other day. There's this guy who does these TikToks where he's like. you, you have ADHD and it's like your inner voice talking to you. Um, and he was like, you know, you, you have ADHD and you're making plans. And I was like, this is literally my life. Cause he was like, you know, you just keep, basically you keep saying yes to things. You never look at your calendar. You don't put anything in your calendar. And then all of a sudden you're like, oh, I'm in three countries in three weeks. And I've got like just yesterday I was like, oh no, Gordon has, cause Gordon and I have a coordinated calendar, obviously to make sure that, you know, one of us is available to the kids at all times.
And I was like, oh, no, I haven't put any of my pride stuff in the calendar, like none. And he obviously had his own plans. And yeah, it's just it's there's a lot going on. There's a lot going on.
there is there's I also like I go through like kind of brief periods where I will be like such a stickler about my calendar I will be like there'll be a few weeks there where it'll be just perfection and I'll be like sending like calendar invites to Diego about different things we're doing and then that will just stop yeah and then it'll be living like that kind of thing of like oh what you mean I said I do what or where I'm like having to google people's name or search people's names my email to be like did I make a plan for something and I just get so excited when I get invited to things I love to go places and do things I know
What can I say?
It is the social butterfly trap.
Anyway, we've got lots of fun and silly celeb stuff to talk about and some less silly, I suppose, as well. And I was really interested to read this story yesterday. Obviously, we talked about the Tyra Banks Netflix documentary on the podcast previously and how Tyra Banks did not come across very well in it. She is now suing over that documentary.
Yeah. Yeah, so the docuseries Reality Check came out on Netflix back in February, I think it was, and... it's fair to say from watching it that I would think we can all agree that Tyra thought that she sort of aced it, that she had kind of like gone in there and kind of given this kind of redefining kind of moment where people would sort of look at America's tech model in a different way, that kind of answers some of the criticism that emerged over the course of COVID and when kind of people were, you know, kind of revisiting some of the more problematic elements of the show. And I think that, it speaks to you know tyra is a delusional queen there is no way about that and it sort of speaks to her delusion that she went in there and and sort of like had those conversations and and didn't realize that it was like potentially just going to to kind of you know lead to further criticism about kind of how she's taking accountability but yes she has brought a chart she's brought a case against netflix for um for for
She said that her interview, three and a half hours of her interview, was edited down into 16 minutes with any moments of accountability that she had uncut out.
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