Bad Sisters, the brilliant black comedy by Sharon Horgan, is back for season two, so this week we’re getting stuck into the Garvey girls’ return with our review. First, though, some celeb news, from Romeo Beckham’s new girlfriend Kim Turnbull, to Molly-Mae’s Vogue feature. Plus, a debrief on Anora, the award-winning new film touted as the modern day answer to Pretty Woman (consider us Mikey Madison stans). And finally, a raving review of bonkbuster Rivals now that we’ve both finished the first season. We absolutely get the hype.
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Reccs discussed:
- “People Find Me Quite Controversial”: Molly-Mae for British Vogue by Sirin Kale
- Nightbitch (out 6 December)
- Wolf Like Me, Amazon Prime
- Anora, in cinemas now
- A Night at Cannes With the Strippers of Sean Baker’s Anora, Vulture
- Mikey Madison: from Tarantino bit part to hot tip for an Oscar playing a sex worker, Guardian
- Better Things, BBC iPlayer
- The Oscar contender with a Russia problem, Telegraph
- Bad Sisters, Apple TV
- Rivals, Disney +
- Memo to my family: Stop asking me when I’m going to make you grandparents, Independent
- People Aren’t Sure About Having Kids. She Helps Them Decide, Time
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