Chapter 1: What is the significance of Mother's Day for Candice Bergen and Chloe Malle?
This is The Run-Through. I'm Chloe Mao, and our beloved Chomanati is on a flight back to London, which is very sad because it was a delight having her in New York. We are taping this with two other Run-Through regulars, stalwarts, Taylor Antrim, Marlee Marius. Welcome back.
Hi, Chloe.
Happy to be here.
Slow week, right?
Guys, I have a lot of questions about Monday night and takeaways, but... We have questions for you.
You had a very exciting Monday night.
I had a very exciting Monday night, and we're just, you know, white-knuckling it through this week.
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Chapter 2: How did Candice Bergen balance her career and motherhood?
Sure. A few days ahead of Mother's Day, we are airing a conversation between me and my own mother, Candace Bergen.
Truly a big week to have the Met Gala and your conversation with your mother on the run through.
So, yes, we were thinking as a group, we're like, what should we do for Mother's Day? And our producers were like, you know what? Why don't you and Candace talk about motherhood? That's gold. But before we get to that, we... have had a big start to our crazy week. It's one of the longest weeks of the year here at Vogue.
Chapter 3: What insights does Candice Bergen share about being a grandparent?
It's like 24-hour days in Sweden.
Yeah, I think... Midnight sun.
We're all living in midnight sun. Wow. We had the Met Gala on Monday, for those unfamiliar.
I want everyone to understand what a shift this is for Chloe in that she has been truly the kind of like queen, the doyen, the czarina of the war room.
I prefer ringmaster, but sure.
Ringmaster? I mean, you were dressed nicely and you had to go upstairs and be in the mat last year. But really, your happy place is in the newsroom war room where all of us are.
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Chapter 4: What was the atmosphere like during the Met Gala preparations?
It's so fun to see everyone operating on all cylinders.
And this year, tell our listeners, this year you were explicitly barred. From going downstairs and hanging out with the service staff.
The second string.
Yeah, Anna did say, Chloe, you can't hide in the basement this year. Your job is upstairs.
And honestly, the sadness that I imagine you felt in that moment was just... The snacks.
The snacks that you spearheaded and that we all benefited from and we're so grateful for.
I mean, Flutter Butter Bakery, Bon Bon.
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Chapter 5: What are the highlights of the Met Gala experience shared by the hosts?
Bon Bon's a plenty. People should understand that if they want to eat at the Met Gala, you got to be in the basement. There is an abundance of food. I couldn't believe it.
Piles of water. Piles of sandwiches. Like it was. Nothing went to waste.
Nothing went to waste. Everything had a home in the end.
Chapter 6: How does Chloe Malle reflect on her childhood memories with Candice?
It was shocking to me. When the pizza arrived after like 45 minutes after dinner.
I know.
I was like, oh, my goodness. And I swear to God, all that pizza got eaten.
No, I know. Things are arriving in shifts. It was a long day. It was a long day. Because what time does one have to arrive at the war room?
Chapter 7: What parenting philosophies does Candice Bergen discuss?
Because the streets. Sorry, we actually call it the press room now because it doesn't feel.
It's a little more dignified than the war room, too.
We are members of the media. We're at the lot, yes.
Yeah, yeah. Okay, yes, because all of the streets close. Yes, it's a nightmare. And you have to be in before the streets close or you're not getting in.
So we say in by two, streets truly shut down at three.
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Chapter 8: What are the memorable moments from Candice's career in fashion and media?
And they are not kidding around with security. And before that, it's hard to navigate the streets around the Met anyway.
Like, it's just... Streets in front of like the big hotels where people are staying are crowded with sort of barricades and sort of people lining up early. And it's a whole scene really navigating that part of the city. So it really does make sense for us to be there pretty early.
But that means people are there for like 10 hours. Oh, so long. Florence is really the mastermind of the press room.
Everyone has assigned seats.
Florence has all the credentials, all the food, and she gives everyone assigned seats based on your colleagues who you're working most closely with. It's a really highly—I mean, people think the Met seating chart is highly organized. Florence's restroom seating chart.
Our table was very close to the live stream screen, which is like— Terrible seat for me. Well, you couldn't see, and that was okay. Literally over my shoulder. Yeah. It was helpful for me because I need to be close because I can't see in general. Because you won't go to the optometrist. Okay. That's an aftermath conversation, an aftermath appointment.
But, yes, it's nice because we're all kind of watching the live stream together. Screaming.
Which is projected on a huge screen on one wall of the room just so people can picture this.
The ground floor of the Met, and it's one of the classrooms that they use for educational things. So it's— But next door, there is a huge room with our whole livestream team. And then around the corner, there's another room with our visuals team. So it's a really, it's like a rabbit warren down there of activity. And the sheer tonnage. A beehive of activity and a rabbit warren.
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