Stay ConnectedDuana and Lainey deep dive each week into work behind the gossip, the shows, the scripts, and the screenplays. From casting decisions to image management to the process of putting an idea onto the stage or the big screen, Show Your Work is a film or theatre geek’s essential weekly listen. Tune in weekly and let us know your thoughts at @laineygossip and @duanaelise on Twitter.
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On this bonus episode of Show Your Work: Crazy Rich Asians exceeded expectations, opening in the top spot at the box office. We deep dive on movie, the romantic comedy, the costumes, the craft, the characters, the mahjong…and The Audition.
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On our season finale: The announcement of Greta Gerwig's probable cast for Little Women, including Emma Stone, Saoirse Ronan, and Meryl Streep has us doing the unthinkable... yawning. Plus we talk about how Alison Brie is desperately trying to Show Her Work and why Mia Wasikowska's way of doing things might be better work if you can get it. Lastly we talk about why guilty pleasures really aren't, and speaking of which, we get really excited when Pornhub shows its work.
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This week: The sexy celebrity money stories often involve how they spend it… or lose it. But we’re turned on by the work of managing it and managing it well. From suddenly-celeb showrunners to authors and accountants, the showbiz jobs that used to be considered unsexy are getting their share of the spotlight – this is the work that makes celebrity possible.
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On today's show: Before we all went Apesh-t, Drake’s Degrassi reunion was the one we were all talking about. We talk about the work that went into going back to school. If Hollywood is high school, Tiffany Haddish is now at the popular kids’ table. She’s been candid about how that has changed her experiences and the effect that has had on her work and how she works. From there we move on to the success of Ocean’s 8 and whether or not it’s a win in every respect. And finally, Tracee Ellis Ross teaches us about the value of not asking.
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On today's show: Reese Witherspoon’s “Type A” personality makes her well-suited to leadership. But how did she go from Type A to Hello Sunshine? And what is the work that went into how she’s changing the game not only in Hollywood but in the publishing world? Michael B Jordan is getting more specific and selective about his work by asking for no specificity at all. Is this a smart strategy – and is it a strategy available to everyone? And finally, the specificity of Tiffany Haddish’s happiness goals.
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This week: How did the work and the work process of Serena Williams change when she became a parent? And how is she, the Greatest of All Time, changing the way we talk about parenting and the workplace? Next, we compare how Samantha Bee and Drake each managed their respective professional crises and now that The Americans has concluded, we celebrate the series’ costumes and wig game.
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This week: it's no surprise Drake owns the internet. But this time he might be breaking records for speed *and* most burns in three minutes. How does he do it? Plus we dig into the spectacular fail of Jason Bateman and the Arrested Development cast in the New York Times -- and focused on how trying to make things better can make them so much worse. And Sandra Oh and Thandie Newton school Maggie Gyllenhaal and Elisabeth Moss on how 'basic' parts of the job don't always apply.
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This week: A fairy tale doesn’t just happen. Everything from the schedule to the seating plan to the service to the songs, all of it required strategy and consideration and… WORK! On this episode, we break down the elements that made Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s wedding the royal event of the year…and, maybe, one of the best royal weddings of all time.
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This week: TV pilot pickups were rolling in as we recorded, so from Jessica Alba to Kerry Washington, Nina Dobrev to Harry Styles, we discussed who's up and who's out as the fall TV landscape takes place. Then we deep dive into the fascinating Ryan Murphy, whose success with Glee, American Horror Story, "The People vs OJ Simpson" and "The Assassination of Gianni Versace" doesn't keep him from being hurt that Shonda's not his BFF. Plus, we test our Soap Opera knowledge, and one of our low-key faves makes a lateral career move -- or is it a stealth great decision?
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This week: Rihanna covers the new issue of Vogue ahead of the Met Gala and the release of Oceans 8 and the launch of her lingerie line. How has she built her empire and what is her leadership style? Then, the working challenges of working mothers as Rachel McAdams is back at work after having a baby. And generating work through social media as Busy Philipps and Leslie Jones explore new opportunities. Finally... are "lady assassins" the new Hollywood trend?
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