Shelby and Matt bring the love and the thunder as they talk about the latest entrant into the MCU. Thor: Love and Thunder is short and sweet but is it much else? With goats and jokes and Valkyrie in between, there’s plenty to talk about even if Taika Waititim’s vision didn’t have much to say. ...

Lea Michele officially ousted Beanie (6:20). Wicked is determined to be a two partner (11:20). Doja Cat thinks DMing minors is chill but posting those dms is wack (14:15). Heard vs Depp has a case of runaway juror (21:20). And Kim Kardashian is feeling totally chill about aging (25:15). For love it or hate it (34:40), Matt has his fingers crossed on the new reality show Claim to Fame and Shelby is here to tell y’all to see Mr. Malcolm’s List.  ...

Shelby and Matt are running up that hill to figure out if the latest season of Stranger Things is the best -- or worst -- yet. With about 27 characters and almost that many hours, this episode is posesessed with the side stories, secondary locations and Soviet Union of it all. Is Matt the heart of the party? Can Shelby outrun the sense of dread? Is Jason all that bad? More questions than answers on this episode tbh  ...

Shelby and Matt are in the building to talk about Baz Luhrmann, bad accents, and the king of pop and pompadours. But with a cliff notes approach and a nearly three-hour runtime, maybe what we really need is a little less Tom Hanks, a little more editing, please. Okay mama thank you, thank you very much ...

Shelby and Matt take a moment (0:35) to parse through the rollback of rights in this country so TW: abortion talk and also fascism talk and also wtf can we do now talk.  Lighter news? Beyoncé has a new song (16:02). Alec Baldwin remains the worst (19:46). And Jack Harlow was at the BETs? (26:15). For love it or hate it (31:15), Shelby is feeling optimistic about Ms. Marvel and Matt thinks everyone should see Marcel the Shell. ...

Shelby and Matt come full circle as they revisit the Jurassic World trilogy and the franchise that’s been ruined three times over. With the return of the OG cast and rapidly reproducing dinosaurs on the loose, can this final film bring back some of the magic? Or were they just so preoccupied with whether or not they could make a movie about prehistoric locusts they didn’t stop to ask if they should? ...