We're catching up on Succession drama, Netflix's Beef troubles and getting the inside story on a new documentary about legendary YA author Judy Blume. Now that (spoiler alert) Logan Roy is dead, what's at stake for Kendall, Shiv, Roman (and Connor) Roy? And what nostril-flaring details are revealed in a Vanity Fair article about the real life family that inspired HBO's Succession — the Murdochs? At 85, global bestselling author Judy Blume is a living legend who's long overdue for celebration. Filmmakers Davina Pardo and Leah Wolchok are directors of the feature documentary 'Judy Blume Forever' (Amazon Prime) that takes stock of the life and legacy of the beloved groundbreaking author. Also, where is Pity City and why can't we live there? Find out how a clip from a staff meeting at a fancy office furniture company gifted us with this instantly iconic line.

We're stopping everything to talk to two trail blazers in the Australian music industry, Jen Cloher and Jaguar Jonze. Jen Cloher's new album, I Am The River, The River Is Me is a powerful collection of songs inspired by Jen's matrilineal line of wāhine Māori. Jen told BW and BL in 2022 that the lead single, Mana Takatāpui is a loving tribute to queer Maori identity. Jaguar Jonze is creating major change after a series of post it notes shared on social media sparked a nationwide review into bullying and sexual assault in the Australian music industry. BW spoke to Jaguar in February 2022 about songwriting, advocacy and performing during the pandemic.

Trump's been indicted but still campaigning, Elon Musk changed the twitter logo to the dogecoin dog — honestly what the hell is happening, we need to figure things out. BW and BL talk through the OTT news of the week, Ben's Trump impression returns and we're trading reviews of the Super Mario Bros. Movie and Yellowjackets season two. Also hear from the director and cast of Rye Lane, a British rom-com that sends its leads on a colour-saturated caper through the landmarks of South London.

Stop everything for: Celeste Barber on her new show, Wellmania, the latest in nepo baby news, and reviews of Succession season 4 and John Wick 4! Celeste Barber of #celestechallengeaccepted talks about body acceptance, Instagram comedy and what she has in common with her Wellmania TV character, Liv Healy. We're figuring out the week in nepo baby news after Gwyneth Paltrow appeared in a Utah courtroom to testify in a ski crash trial and Romy Mars, Sofia Coppola's daughter (and Francis Ford Coppola's granddaughter) made a viral TikTok about vodka pasta that was definitely not about vodka pasta. And find out what BL thinks about the premiere of Succession season 4, and what BW thinks about John Wick 4.

Find out what went down behind the scenes of Australian Survivor with fan favourites Nina Twine, Simon Mee, and Stop Everything's own Benjamin Law! The Tribe has spoken and the winner of Australian Survivor: Heroes V Villains has been crowned. Nina and Simon dish on their jury votes, gameplay and drama that didn't make it to air. Nina, Simon and Ben share their favourite moments, highs, lows and unforgettable stories of trying to outwit, outplay and outlast each other in Samoa.

Season 3 of Ted Lasso is underway, we're eating up Ali Wong and Steven Yeun's raging Beef and going behind the scenes of Alone Australia. Did BL abandon Ted Lasso because it's straight culture? Is that the exact reason why it's a healing balm for BW? And how will Ted and Nate's breakup play out in the final series of the beloved Apple TV+ show? Comedian Ali Wong and Oscar nominated Steven Yeun face off in The A24/Netflix series Beef, which features Wong and Yeun as strangers who become obsessed with making each others' lives hell after a road rage incident. Alone Australia is SBS' upcoming version of the international hit documentary series. Executive Producer Riima Daher talks about everything from training participants how to use camera gear in the wilderness to where they poop.

Everything Everywhere All At Once won big at the Oscars, and we're ugly crying our way through the cast and crew's acceptance speeches. Also shoutout to Jimmy Kimmel's bland steadiness as Oscars host (no one got slapped!). It feels like the perfect time to hear from The Daniels, so we're highlighting our interview with Daniel Kwan and Daniel Scheinert, screenwriters and directors of EEAAO. And spoiler alert, we're sorting through the melancholy, violent finale of The Last of Us.

BW and BL dissect Chris Rock's take on getting slapped by Will Smith at last year's Oscars, delivered via Rock's new comedy special, Selective Outrage. Live vicariously through the eyes of resident DINK [dual income, no kids] Benjamin Law, who flew across the continent to see Björk at Perth Festival, and gives us a recount. BW basks in the Pedro Pascal solar eclipse of new The Last of Us and new episodes of The Mandalorian. And music legend Jazzie B OBE, founder of Soul II Soul ahead of the group's Australian tour talks us through the musical and cultural origins of the Grammy-winning group, known for hits like Back to Life (However do you want me) and Keep on Movin'.

Why do cast members of Everything Everywhere All At Once cry every time they accept awards for the film? It's called healing, baby. And why didn't Ariana DeBose's campy tribute to women in Hollywood land at The BAFTAs? It's called being English, baby. Julia Zemiro is back on TV with RocKWiz and we frankly love her. Also, Ben reviews Queerstralia, an ABC documentary about the Queer history of Australia, presented by award-winning comedian and professional lesbian Zoë Coombs Marr.

It's our live show from Sydney WorldPride! BW and BL are at Riverside's National Theatre of Parramatta talking to Zindzi Okenyo and Allen René Louis about the Australian premiere of Choir Boy, Academy Award winner Tarell Alvin McCraney's play about a gifted queer Black teen navigating high school and homophobia. After 22 days on Australian Survivor, Ben's been voted off the island. BW quizzes him about everything that went down in that wild tribal council (#ButtCookie #CookieIdol). And BW and BL discuss updates to Roald Dahl's classic children's stories.