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Angharad Yeo on e-sports, Neighbours' first same-sex wedding, controversy around former Trump strategist Steve Bannon's interview on Four Corners and disinvitation to the New Yorker Festival

The If You Are the One phenomenon, Ronny Chieng on Crazy Rich Asians, the Big Bang Theory goes out without a bang, and Serena Williams' rebellious tutu.

The party philosophy of Andrew W.K., Madonna's 60th birthday and Aretha Franklin tribute at MTV's Video Music Awards, older women's reawakened libidos in Book Club, and teen romance All the Boys I've Loved Before

Corrie Chen on the first majority Asian-American Hollywood film for 25 years Crazy Rich Asians, Alia Shawkat on Duck Butter, Arrested Development and Search Party, Ben gets Filthy Rich and Homeless, and the Honey Badger Bachelor

Beyonce's "unprecedented" Vogue September issue cover, Mojo Juju's deeply personal album Native Tongue, Celine Dion meets the Breaker Upperers, human comedy and relationships in Schitt's Creek, and Russell Coight is back

MasterChef ten years on, a Netflix trailer stirs controversy, a new theatre work intersects feminism and pop culture, and a second Whitney Houston documentary to consider

Angelina Hurley and Dr Chelsea Bond on Trevor Noah's 2013 comedy routine about Aboriginal women, Mel Campbell on the internet's quest for purity, the backlash to Channel Ten's very masculine "Pilot Week", Lee Lin Chin resigns from SBS, and why are so many people obsessed with public transport?

You Can't Ask That producer/directors Kirk Docker and Aaron Smith, Madeleine Sami and Jackie van Beek's anti-romcom/buddy film The Breaker Upperers, does Sacha Baron Cohen's Who is America hit the mark, and who has the right to tell the story of the Thai cave rescue?

Actors Elaine Crombie and Shari Sebbens on the women who inspire them, Eddie Ayres and Danielle Solzman on why Scarlett Johansson is facing backlash over her upcoming role as a transgender man, what's fascinating about Sharp Objects and You Can't Ask That

This week, we Stop Everything to bring you Benjamin Law's conversation with "Get Krack!n" and "The Katering Show" co-creators and stars Kate McLennan and Kate McCartney.

Why we love to hate the Logies, a play that takes its script from The Bachelor, a tribute to Candy Royalle, longform podcasts, RuPaul's Drag Race and Lucy Zelic's pronunciation

How much do Ocean 8's reviews have to do with male critics, why does Carly Rae Jepsen have such a fervent fanbase, Sum of All Part's Joel Werner recommends Caliphate, Hannah Gadsby's Nanette is an emotional ride, and some reservations about Queer Eye

The legacy of Anthony Bourdain, from Dave to Zoë Coombs Marr, Eleanor MacDowell on Short Cuts and Imaginary Advice, and THAT video from Trump to Kim Jong-un

Karamo Brown and Tan France on the Queer Eye reboot, Jessica Leski's I Used to Be Normal documentary on boy band fans, Helen Zaltzman on her podcast The Allusionist and on Desert Island Discs, Solange and The Good Fight

Nakkiah Lui on reconciliation and Blackie Blackie Brown, the Thai "boys love" series phenomenon, and Rudi Bremer on Word Up and Thirst Aid Kit

Andy Warhol's Interview is done - what does this mean for print magazines? Plus Nancy podcast hosts Kathy Tu and Tobin Low, reactions to Harry and Meghan's royal wedding, and Don Lemon's rousing commencement speech

Journalist and documentary filmmaker Santilla Chingaipe explains why she's so deep into the royal wedding, actor/Play School presenter/electronic music artist Zindzi Okenyo explains what it's like to be a "slashie" public personality working across demographics, Louisa Lim from the University of Melbourne on her Little Red Podcast and why she loves Storyline, and the hilarious Ali Wong's Hard Knock Wife.

We get a 101 on the revolutionary year of 1968 with Professor Simon Tormey and activist Sally Rugg, comedian Dilruk Jayasinha explains why he was obsessed with Friends growing up in Sri Lanka, Kellie Riordan from ABC Audio Studios on all-star podcast Sandra, and why were some people upset about this year's Met Gala?

Playwright Jean Tong weaves together narrative threads with links to Malaysia in Hungry Ghosts; Jenna Wortham and Wesley Morris from podcast Still Processing explain why pop culture's important; and hip hop artist L-FRESH The LION on his approach to judging Eurovision.

Australian director Daina Reid takes us behind the scenes of season 2 of The Handmaid's Tale. And kweens of awkward komedy Kate McCartney and Kate McLennan talk to Stop Everything about Kreativity, motherhood, and Kate Middleton.