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It's our final show before our summer break and TMI Daily is kicking off your summer with a show totally dedicated to the season. We've got recommendations for your summer reading, movie watching and music, plus news predictions for July and August and the panel discusses things they look forward to doing this summer. That all leads up to main event. We're topping it off with the bracket battle that will be as hot as the temperature... the best summer song of all time! We will be back in late August. Have a great summer everybody!

In a stunning turn of events, the Pennsylvania Supreme Court overturned Bill Cosby's 2018 Sexual Assault conviction, freeing the disgraced comedian. Tonight, we open the show discuss how this happened and get the panels reactions to it. Next we have a protracted version of This Week in Gossip with stories about Kim Kardashian and Lindsay Lohan. Then we're joined by producer Laura Hunter Drago to talk about empowering women in entertainment and her new film. To The New Girl. We close the show with everyone's favorite segment Dear TMI Daily, in which we give our own expert advice to actual questions sent into online advice columns.

Tonight, we open with Just One Question in which we answer one question about some of today's biggest news stories. Tonight we cover; the NCAA panel's suggestion that student athletes get paid for their name, likeness and image, F9 made $70 million at the US box office but is that enough for studios to keep releasing blockbuster priced films this summer and the Surfside Florida Condo tragedy and whether climate change contributing to it will cause climate deniers to change their opinions. Next, we're joined by the hosts of the darkly funny podcast "Could Be Worse" to talk about comedy in today's political climate. We follow that by talking about Los Angeles county considering making mask wearing indoors mandatory again. Since this is our last week before our month and a half summer vacation, we close the show giving our recommendations of shows you should binge watch this summer.

In honor of today's release of F9: The Fast Saga, TMI Daily is doing our own take on things both fast and furious, and by that we're taking elements from the Fast Saga and turning them into a game show. Don't worry if you haven't seen any of the movies because we're playing Fast and Loose (you thought we'd say furious, didn't you?) with our questions. So join us as we compete one quarter mile at a time until we have a champion!

Is Ryan's Sex Life about to be exposed? Are Meghan and Harry starting a tv network? Does Sofia Vergara's Chihuahua hate her?  Is a back tattoo coming between Bennifer? Find out the answers to these and many more tonight as we check in to This Week in Gossip! Then we help those that never asked us to by answering questions sent in to online advice columns in Dear TMI Daily. Before we close the show, we have a short tribute to Conan O'Brien, whose last TBS show airs tonight.

We have been off for 65 days, so tonight we are doing a full show of Just One Question, where we ask 1 question about some of the top stories fro the last few days. First up, we discuss the Supreme Court ruling today saying a high school cheerleader had the first amendment right to post profane comments about her school online. Then we discuss the Biden administration announcing that they won't hit their target of 70% of Americans being partially vaccinated by July 4th, mostly because of young people who won't get the shot. Next, we debate on whether Raider's Defensive Lineman Carl Nassib announcing that he is gay will hurt his football career. After that, we discuss Chris Brown being investigated again for assaulting a woman and we ask why he continues to get a past, considering his violent past. We follow that story by discussing the upcoming BET film Karen. For our final story, we talk about Disney announcing a new movie based on its Tower Of Terror ride and we pick other theme park rides that should get a film of their own.

Never let it be said that here at TMI Daily, we don't do thinks for click bait! That's why tonight we're talking everything cancel culture, including what it is, the best and worst examples of it, a quiz to decide if we should cancel ourselves and a game to see how well we remember the reason behind high profile canceling from last year. Then we close the show with our tribute to Dads in honor of Father's Day this Sunday.

It's time again for This Week In Gossip in which we take some of the best unverified celebrity news stories and try and get to the bottom of them. Tonight are stories feature Kelly Clarkson, Leonardo DiCaprio, Drew Barrymore, Bill Cosby, Jennifer Aniston vs Meghan Markle, Katie Homes and Alex Rodriguez, Ryan Seacrest and Bradley Cooper. Then we take one of the biggest gossip stories of the week about troubles in the marriage of John Legend and Chrissy Teigen due to the backlash over her cyberbullying past and we examine that past and try and determine if her punishment fits the crime and whether there is any truth to there being trouble in her marriage. We close the show with our popular segment, Dear TMI Daily, in which we take actual questions sent into online advice columns and give the kind of advice you'd expect coming from a podcast show!

On Sunday, Billie Eilish took to Instagram to post photos from her "Lost Cause" video shoot and say that she loves girls, setting off a firestorm online about either her sexuality, support of women or her intent to "Queerbait" in order to sell records. Tonight, we'll explain the marketing practice of queerbaiting and decide if that's what Billie is doing. Next, we are joined by the hosts of a popular Youtube show called the CTS Interview Room that mixes commentary about sports with a healthy dose of humor. We close the show talking about Dr. Dre donating a new high school to Los Angeles and we try to determine what some of the classes and extra curricular activities at Dr. Dre High will be.

Tonight, in honor of Father's Day, it's a whole show devoted to dad's. We have a game where you have to name the movie dad and guess the tv dad based on their kids. Then, it's a bracket battle fit for the king of the castle; we're fighting it out to decide TV's best Dad of all time!

Is Caitlyn's gubernatorial run leading to a nervous breakdown? Is the key to fixing Ellen's relationship Gorillas? Could someone have actually overdosed at a Jojo Siwa party? This and so much more is answered tonight in This Week In Gossip.Then we have Brandon Zigler and Dave Martin the  hosts of FDR's Wheelchair to talk about trying to find the funny in today's trying times and also getting to the bottom of why Republicans don't seem to have a sense of humor.  Then we close the show with everyone's favorite segment, Dear TMI Daily, in which we take actual questions sent to online advice columns and we answer then, although no one ever asked us to!

We have been off for over a week and a lot has happened, so we start off tonight's show with Just One Question, in which we discuss some of the biggest stories of the last week by answering one question about them. Tonight, we discuss; Trump's waning influence over the GOP, the battle over vaccine passports, Gavin Newsom keeping emergency powers while reopening the state, Naomi Osaka pulling out of the French Open because she didn't want to talk to the press, Meghan and Harry transitioning from royalty to celebrity and Ellie Kemper's racist ball controversy. We then move on to our main story. Last week, a Medium article divided online readers by introducing the concept of Geriatric Millennials and claiming that they are the key to guiding the US out of the pandemic era. We discuss what a geriatric millennial is and decide whether any one age group is more equip to adept to life's new normal as we exit the pandemic.

If you know movies that the main character dies in, who performed tv show themes and Baltic Car Manufacturers, then Dodge is the game for you. Join us as we test our contestants to see who is jam packed with the least useful knowledge or as we like to call it... our winner! It's Dodge on TMI Daily!

It's the official kickoff of the summer movie season and for every ET or Star Wars there's 10 Lone Rangers. That's why tonight, we're taking a look at the upcoming movie schedule and picking which films will be Avengers or John Carter's, to decide if we're smarter than a studio exec! Then, it's time to give the kind of unsolicited advice you'd expect from people doing a podcast for free, with Dear TMI Daily, where we take actual questions from advice site and give our expert advice!

Did Ben Affleck get a writer friend of his to pen love letters to Jennifer Lopez? Is Rami Malek going to play Prince In a biopic? Is JoJo Rabbit director Taika Waititi in a throuple? Is Sandra Bullock not allowed to see Keanu Reeves? These and many more questions will be answered tonight during everyone's favorite segment  "This Week In Gossip"! Then we have podcast host Ryan Walker live from Scotland to talk about his show Walk The Live. We close the show trying to decide who would play some of our favorite pop stars of the past 30 years in biopics.

Most shows that have been off the air for 17 years wouldn't have a rabid fanbase dying to see the cast together again, but then, most shows aren't Friends. Tonight, we'll talk about the ongoing phenomenon of Friends and this week's reunion. Then we throw Ross, Rachel, Chandler, Monica, Joey and Phoebe (plus a few "friends") into the Hunger Games Arena to see who's on a break, who's deader that a smelly cat and who'll need some attention from Dr. Drake Ramoray!

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Tonight, we catch you up on all of the weekend's news with Just One Question, with questions about the many incendiary comments Republicans made this past week including Marjorie Taylor Green equating wearing a mask on the floor of Congress to the Holocaust,  what should happen if it's proved that Covid was made in a Wuhan lab, should the US threaten to pull it's athletes out of the Olympics if the positivity rate in Japan is hight in July and will Kevin Spacey get a second chance now that he just landed a starring role in a new film. Then, we look at a story out of Florida in which a High School, without warning, censored 80 of it's female student's yearbook photos for being too revealing!

Social media went crazy this week when the trailer for film adaptation of the Tony Award Winning Musical Dear Evan Hansen was released. Although most were excited for the upcoming release, many felt that its star, 27 year old Ben Platt was too old to play the troubled teen in the movie. Tonight, we look at the controversy. Then we go through Hollywood's long history of casting older actors to play teens with a new game called They Were How Old? And it's a Friday Bracket Battle to decide just what older actor was the best on screen teen of all time! It's Friday on TMI Daily

With TV viewership at its lowest levels in history, Jimmy Kimmel took to the stage on Tuesday for ABC's Upfront rollout for the 2021 season and told executives, affiliates and advertisers; "We're All Screwed". Tonight, we look at the state of network tv and their plans to save it in 2021 and decide whether Jimmy might just be 100% correct. Then Amye Archer, the author/editor of the book "If I Don't Make It, I Love You",  joins us to talk about the survivors of school shootings. Finally, Dear TMI Daily is back to help answer advice column questions no one asked us to!

Tonight, we open the show with This Week In Gossip. We have scoured the internet for the best unverified news about your favorite celebrities. Tonight, we have stories about Kim Kardashian, Demi Lovato, Snoop Dogg and Martha Stewart, Queen Elizabeth, Gwyneth Paltrow, Kanye, Kelly Clarkson and Ariana Grande, Pete Davidson and Ariana Grande and Jay-Z and Beyonce. Then we move onto our main topic. Millions consider The Karate Kid films to be classics but how much do they really know about Mr. Miyagi himself, groundbreaking Japanese actor and comedian, Pat Morita? Well, tonight, we have Kevin Derek, the director of a new documentary about Pat, More Than Miyagi, joining us to talk about him.

We open the show discussing the decision by a North Carolina District Attorney to rule the killing of Andrew Brown by police officers as a justifiable use of force. Then we go into our main topic. Ricky Schroder had a huge career ahead of him after co-starring in the film The Champ and as the lead on the NBC sitcom Silver Spoons. Then things took a turn. Sure, he had a short stint on NYPD Blue which lead to producers unceremoniously killing his character off without a farewell episode, but since then it's been all downhill for the embattle former star. Tonight, we'll look at how he went from promising young actor to Kenosha Shooter benefactor and Anti-Masking viral star. Qe close the show by rating some of the worst and best transitions from child actor to adult.

For tonight's show, we are joined by our good friend, Bubba Ganter, best known from the Nickelodeon show Game Shakers.
Because there's so much big news happening right now, we open tonight's show with Just One Question, in which we ask one question about some of today's top stories. Tonight, we discuss, the fighting between Israel and Hamas, Joel Greenberg pleading guilty and potentially giving states evidence against Matt Gaetz, the confusion around the CD saying that fully vaccinated Americans can be mask free for the most part, Tax Day, the guy who supposedly created Flamin' Hot Cheetos, Richard Montanēz apparently lied about it, Bill Gates cheating allegations and whether there is any reason for MTV to still be holding it's annual Movie and TV Awards. Then we talk about the potential blockbuster merger between Warner Media and Discovery Networks. Then, because of the possible merger, we ask the panel to look at some of the stores we discussed tonight and cast the main players in new movies from Warner/Discovery. We close the show with an update on our attempts to get on Cameo.

Do you know songs about male enhancement medication, interstate highways and overweight celebrities? If so, join us tonight for Dodge, the only game that rewards contestants for knowing the kind of information that you'll never need!

Last week, both Ben Affleck and Matthew Perry were outed by young TikTok users for trying to pick them up on a dating app. Turns out it's more common than you would expect. Tonight, we delve into the world of celebrity dating online and we uncover what celebrities are or were on which sites! Then it's time for Dear TMI Daily, in which we take actual letters to online advice columns and we use the expertise out of work actors and writers who do a free podcast can muster to give thoughtful advice to people in need!

We open tonight's show with This Week In Gossip in which we take the biggest unverified celebrity stories online and we discuss them. Tonight's story are about "Bennifer", Sharon Osborne being asked back to The Talk, Taylor Swift is pregnant, Caitlyn Jenner is running for governor as revenge against the Kardashians, Chrissy Teigen DM'ing Courtney Stodden to kill herself, Scarlett and Colin's marriage on the rocks and 83 year old Jane Fonda considering dating women. Then we move on to the main stpry. This morning, after saying that it's no longer a challenge for her, Ellen DeGeneres announced that her daytime talk show would end after it's 19th season, next year. We look at the last 6 months of negative attention given to her and the show and try and decide if this was a decision she made because of lack of challenge or something she's doing before someone else takes the decision out of her hands and what this will do to her legacy.

In today's hyper sensitive world, you would think Disney might be spared. That might have been assumed,  until last week when 2 stories; one about Prince Charming's kiss, in the Snow White Ride at Disneyland and the second about a recently leaked employee handbook, in which Disney asked it's staff to reflect on their whiteness, came to light. Tonight, we look at these stories and how Disney is trying to become more woke. Then we test our own white privilege with the checklist Disney provided it's staff.

Have you ever wondered what your favorite actor from Ghostbusters costs on Cameo or how much you'd need to get a former Olympian to wish you a happy birthday? Well, join us tonight for Cameo Price Is Right as our contestants will try and win by guessing the right price of influencers, musicians and other has-beens who supplement their income by making home videos for people who are willing to pay whatever price the "celebrity" thinks they're worth. It's Cameo Price Is Right... Oh, and spay and neuter your dogs and cast. 

On his Sirius radio show, Tuesday morning, Howard Stern warned actors like Dwayne The Rock Johnson and Matthew McConaughey who have political aspirations that having an opinion could cost them. Tonight we discuss why Howard said that and whether there's enough proof that he's right about this. Next we talk about the controversy surrounding Elon Musk hosting Saturday Night Live this weekend and try and decide who actually is benefiting most from this. After that, we scour the internet's many advice columns for letters fro people with problems, that we, as a podcast panel,  can use all of our skill and experience to help. We close the show with an update on our quest to get ourselves on Cameo.com.

We open tonight's show getting the panel's reaction to Facebook keeping it's ban on Trump in place for now. Then we move on to This Week In Gossip where we search the internet for the best unverified news stories about celebrities. Tonight, we discuss Caitlyn Jenner, Meghan Markle's baby nursery, Alec and Hilaria Baldwin, Jen Aniston and Brad Pitt, Ryan Seacrest and Dolly Parton and Miley Cyrus. We then go into our celebration of Cinco De Mayo day. First we discuss whether people who are openly hostile to immigrants should be allowed to celebrate holidays like this one. Next it's on to our main event! What happens when you split a panel between Mexicanos and Gringos and you quiz them on Mexican culture and Cinco De Mayo with questions prepared by the gringoest Gringo of them all? You get tonight's game, No Sabe Nada!

After building a brand around being defined for her music and not her looks, some fans are questioning Billie Eilish's new lingerie cover shoot for Vogue. Tonight, we'll discuss whether her audience will accept a grown up Billie. Next we have Minji Chang, the host of  the podcast First of All, to discuss her show and how it is to be Asian American in today's climate. We close the show in tribute to it being May The Fourth, we Celebrity Hunger Games with some of the 2nd tier characters from the Star Wars Universe. Spoiler alert, Jar Jar Binks gets killed very quickly!!

It's the beginning of another week and another opportunity to go over some of the biggest stories that happened over the weekend in our Just One Question segment. Tonight we cover the US' ban on travel from India, Mitt Romney and Liz Cheney being under attack from other Republicans and Joe Rogan telling his fans they shouldn't listen to the advice he offered about Covid vaccination because he's a moron. Then we go onto our main story. This past week, Zoe Roth, a 21 year old girl known in the meme world as "Disaster Girl" sold a digital copy of her image from when she was 4 years old for nearly $500,000 as a Non-Fungible Token. We talk about her photo. Why it was taken, how it became a meme and why someone would pay almost a half million dollars for a digital copy of it.All the while we try and explain the mystery that is Non-Fungible Tokens. Next we show several images being sold as NFT's on the website opensea.io and the panel tries to guess how much each image costs. Spoiler alert many of them are in the millions! We close the show discussing our attempt to get all of our panelists on the celebrity video service Cameo.

It's an all music Friday on TMI Daily. We start with a discussion about how irrelevant the Best Song category has become at the Oscars. We follow that with a Best Song Quiz that spans the entire 90+ years of the Academy Awards. Our second half is a bracket battle to end all bracket battles! From Never Gonna Give You Up To Dancing Queen, there's a long list of songs that get white people up and onto the dancefloor and tonight we're bracket battling to decide which one's the song that can get the most white folks out there to do the Cabbage Patch or the Running Man!

It's an all One Hundred themed show tonight! Friday marks Joe Biden's 100th Day in office. Tonight, we'll look at his first address to Congress last night. as well as where we are 100 days in compared to where we were 100 days ago and we'll take a hard look at Trump's first and last 100 days in comparison. Then we're joined by the hosts of the podcast Last Week 100 Years Ago, in which they look at the hottest news stories happening 100 years ago, last week. To close the show and in keeping with our 100 theme, we have a quiz of people ranked 100th in different categories on ranker.com

With Keeping Up With The Kardashians coming to an end, television viewers might have thought they were about get a break from relentless vapid narcissistic tv, that was until Netflix announced a new reality show centered around TikTok's infamous Hype House. Tonight we look at the controversial house and the growing movement to #cancelnetflix! Then we are joined by Michael Holmes, the host of a podcast called Superhero Politics, in which he shows how much comic book heroes and today's politics are intertwined. We close the show once again giving our expert advice in the segment Dear TMI Daily, in which we take actual questions from online advice sites and give the kind of advice you'd expect from a group of out of work actors and writers who do a free podcast!

Tonight, we open with a very special interview with 40 year New York radio veteran journalist, Mark Riley, who now lives in the UK. Mark discusses with us race issues in America and in the UK, culture and the early days of New York nightlife, as well as his podcast 'The Intersection if Politics and Culture.' Such an amazing conversation. Then we move on to our main topic. From anorexia to bipolar disorder, self abuse and cutting, bulimia to alcohol and drugs, sexual abuse and domestic violence, you name it and at some point in the last decade Demi Lovato has probably claimed to have had it and there's more than likely a song, album or documentary that will tell you all about it. Tonight, we look at a successful career built around leading a highly unstable existence and we try to understand how Demi Lovato became the Queen Of Tragedy. We close the show with a new feature called Celebrity Hunger Games in which we put the Brady Bunch into the Hunger Games arena and try and decide who will be the last one standing!

Since we were off last week, we open the show with Just One Question, in which we answer one question about, the Derek Chauvin verdict and about Caitlyn Jenner running for Governor of California. Then we move on to our main topi, the 2021 Oscar Wrap-up. Last night was the most unconventional and most criticized Academy Awards in recent memory and since rating say a lot of people decided not to watch, we're more than happy to get you all caught up on the good, the bad and da butt!

While most awards shows are 3 hours of the rich and famous patting themselves on the back, tonight, TMI Daily presents the only award show where the audience is really the winners. It's the F, Marry, Kill Awards! We decide who to keep, hang with or get rid of from a who's who list of celebrities, shows, movies, music and pop culture phenomenons.

Although shows like American Idol, The Voice and America's Got Talent bring in millions of viewers each week, their track record for breaking music artists into the mainstream is shockingly bad. Tonight, we look at just how bad it actually is and try and figure out why audiences will tune in to these shows but tune out to the competitors music.. Next, the hosts of the podcast, I'm New Here. come on to talk about their show which focuses on being a young new transplant in los Angeles. We close the show with a trivia game called How Well Do We Know Our idols, in which our panel listens to songs by American Idol winners and they have to guess which winner it is.

This week, fans of groundbreaking hip-hop artist DMX are mourning his untimely death. It's a tradition as old as popular music. Tonight, we look at several articles that try to explain why we mourn the celebrities we admire. Then we look at a poll of the artists deaths who impacted people most. It's TMI Daily's Death Show!

We open tonight's show with This Week In Gossip, where we present some of the biggest unverified online gossip stories of the week. This week we have stories about; Jennifer Aniston, Justin Timberlake and Janet Jackson, Usher, Chevy Chase, Dr OZ vs Ken Jennings, Dolly Parton, Lisa Rinna and Olivia Wilde. Then we move on to our main topic. With the announcement yesterday of the closing of 300 Pacific Theaters' movie theaters, including LA's famed Arclight Cinema and Cinerama Dome, the future of the movie theater experience is becoming less clear. Tonight, we discuss why these theaters are so beloved in Los Angeles and we take a look at what moviegoers might and should see in the near future of movie theaters.

It was another busy weekend so we open tonight's show with Just one Question, in which our panel answers 1 question about some of todays biggest stories. Tonight's topics are about the failed White Lives Matter rallies all over the country, Prince Philip's final hours, Will Smith moving production fo his new movie out of Georgia, the Met gala coming back in September and Carrie-Anne Moss claiming that she was offered the role of a grandmother, one day after she turned 40. Then onto our main topic. A just released poll says that 46% of the people polled would consider Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson for President if he were to run. Tonight, we look at the poll and discuss whether celebrities should be taken seriously for public office and if so, which celebrities. We close the show with a new segment called Dear TMI Daily, where we take real questions from online advice columns and we give our own TMI Daily advice and opinions.

If you're an expert in sports from Kuala Lumpur, geriatric maladies and wrestlers from the 1970s this is the show for you. Tonight, we're playing Dodge, the game that rewards you for knowing things most others would mock!

There are very few people in the history of entertainment as successful as producer Scott Rudin. In his 40 year career, he has won seventeen Tony Awards, an Academy Award, an Emmy, a Grammy, four Golden Globes and sixteen Drama Desk Awards. He is one of only 16 people in entertainment to have become an EGOT winner. Yesterday, in an explosive Hollywood Reporter cover article he was accused of some fairly damaging things including verbal and physical abuse, racism and having a general disregard for human life. Tonight, we talk about the allegations against him and we discuss Hollywood executives' long history of bad and often criminal behavior to decide if this is an isolated incident or the norm. Then we're joined by podcast host Peter Quinn-Jacobs, to talk about his show, Let's Break History, in which he and his panel take historical events and turn them into a Dungeons and Dragons style role playing game. We close the show having our guest help us role play a famous movie.

Yesterday, One scoured the net to eliminate any trace of an un-perfect body, another talked about running for governor of California and a third was named a new billionaire by Forbes. Tonight, we ask if the Kardashian's are the shining example of the American Dream or just America's worst Nightmare. Then we are joined by Joey Bravo and Aaliyah Marie the hosts of the podcast Sippin Tea With Joey and Marie, a podcast about pop culture coming from Idaho. We close the show talking about what movie icon match ups we'd like to see after the success of Godzilla vs King.

We open the show with a new segment called This Week In Gossip, in which we take celebrity "news" stories from less reputable gossip sites and discuss them and try and decide if they're true. Then we move on to our main story. People are talking, religious groups are condemning and lawsuits are filing, all because of a modified pair of Nike's. Tonight, we look at the controversy regarding Lil Nas X's Satan lap dancing new video Montero and the legal dispute around his promotional Satan Shoes.

After a long weekend, we have a lot of news to cover, so we open with Just One Question, in which we tackle one question about some of today's top stories. Tonight we discuss the following stories; should undocumented immigrants be given the Covid vaccine as President Biden is requesting, Vladimir Putin is named the sexiest man in Russia in a Russian poll, Godzilla vs Kong beat expectations to make nearly 49 million at the box office and last night's SAG awards was the first time people of color won all 4 of the top awards. Then we moved on to our main topic. On The surface a sex scandal involving a politician and underaged women and the end of a long standing theater organization due to mishaps at an awards event could not be more different, until you look at how both sides handle these controversies. We look at the Matt Gaetz scandal and the Los Angeles Stage Alliance's Ovation Awards mistake which cost them their business, after 46 years in LA. We close the show with a tribute to DMX who  is on life support after a drug overdose induced heart attack. 

One thing we know is that on the 1st of April, everyone pranks friends and family because it's April Fool's Day. What we don't know is why. Tonight, we're testing just how well we know why April 1st is the day of fools. hopefully, we won't look too... foolish. Plus we have comedy writer Peter Beresford to talk about his new book The Trump Guide To Spirituality and in honor of Easter, we're bracket battling to decide what celebrity has had the most successful career resurrection!

We open the show with our Just One Question segment, in which we answer one question about some of today's top story. Tonight, we answer questions about Matt Gaetz being under investigation for underage sex, Trump getting sued by Capitol police, Volkswagen's name change April Fool's joke, Boris Johnson's office saying that the UK is a model of racial equality and finally about a disease affecting some black bears in California that makes them unafraid of human beings. Then on to our main story. After crushing the international box office last week, Godzilla Vs. Kong reached US shores today. Will it be the battle that brings people back to the theaters or just a lot of needless destruction?We close the show discussing a new survey that claims Prince William is the world's sexiest bald man and we give our opinion on what hair challenged guys are sexier! As a bonus, in honor of National Crayon Day we play a TMI Hollywood Crayon sketch from 2016.

We open the show with comedian Martin Montana, who prior to the pandemic headlined across the country and hosted the show Renegades with sports legends Terrell Owens, Jim McMahon and Jose Canseco at Caesar's Palace in Las Vegas. We talk sports comedy and the near future of audiences coming back to watch stand-up. Then we move on to our main story. Last week, The Tonight Show stirred controversy by having TikTok star Addison Rae perform several different dance combinations from popular videos. What has so many up in arms is that the songs these dance moves came from were all black artists and the moves were created by black choreographers, who were neither acknowledged or compensated for their work. We look at the issue and discuss whether choreographers should be getting paid by TikTok stars who make their living dancing in videos. We also look at the long history of white artists who profited off of black artists by appropriating their looks, moves and sound. We close the show talking about yesterday being a huge day for nerds since George RR Martin announced a 5 year deal for new projects with HBO and a stage play prequel of Game Of Thrones. Disney announced the cast of the upcoming Disney+ series Obi Wan and Comic Con announced an in person event in San Diego for Thanksgiving. 

With the words; "He Didn't Let Up. He Didn't Get Up" Prosecutor Jerry Blackwell began the trial of former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin, in the death of George Floyd. Tonight, we'll look at both sides openings to get a preview of the case to come. Plus entertainment industry marketing expert Justin Baker talks about his podcast Just In Conversation, in which he discusses life and the way we live it.