Every Outfit

It’s the 25th anniversary of the September 11th attacks, so we’re revisiting Sex and the City’s unofficial 9/11 episode “I Heart NY”. Topics discussed include Carrie’s viral “Get it while it’s hot!” moment, Samantha’s questionable taste in art, the Breakfast at Tiffany’s dogwhistle, Charlotte’s docent gig at MoMa, Carrie’s “Hello, Lover!” shoes, Brady’s birth, Samantha’s Raquel Welch homage, THAT CGI maple leaf, and more! 
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This week was a lot to process. We lost And Just Like That star Gloria Steinem and the Galliano exhibition is a bust. We also answer a bunch of crazy questions from our listeners.
For your reference, here is Gloria Steinem’s 1971 apartment, Robin Givhan’s Galliano op-ed, Judith Thurman’s article about the Costume Institute’s 2005 Chanel exhibition, Supreme’s Larry Clark collaboration, and Queenie’s fabulous new ketamine anthem.

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The grim reaper is on one this week, and we’re doing our best to cope with the loss of Dolly Parton, Tim Curry, and Yayoi Kusama. We also get into the delightful tale of the runaway Weho pig, the return of Cruella de Vil, Rosie O’Donnell’s incredible stint on Jimmy Kimmel, the unexpected Marvel and Girls crossover, Robert Pattinson’s Chris Hansen realness, the Counting Crows needle drop in Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma, and the Anthony Bourdain biopic Tony.
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On today’s episode, we revisit “Valley of the Twenty-Something Guys,” also known as the episode where Carrie dates Timothy Olyphant, Miranda embraces androgyny, Charlotte contemplates anal sex, and Samantha delivers the iconic line: “a hole is a hole”.
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We’re taking a week off from recording, so we’re unlocking our Valentine’s Day episode where we dived headfirst into the greatest (and grossest) sex scenes in cinema. Hear all about the celluloid sex acts that gagged us, scandalized audiences — and, on occasion, changed film history. From the sleek, aspirational eroticism of 9½ Weeks and The Hunger to the deeply unsettling encounters in Happiness and The Piano Teacher, this episode explores the razor-thin boundary between desire and disgust. Listen at your own risk 💦
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