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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As Shawn Mendes prepares to release his third album, we compare his process to process that his popstar predecessors have followed –and whether or not it benefits him to adhere to it. How is social media benefiting Jennifer Garner and …how can she get better at it? Because lately it’s been hit and miss. And finally, Crazy Rich Asians and the clever way the movie is marketing itself, in a way that you might not realise!
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This week: We're not recovered from Beyoncé's game-changing Coachella performance, and break down all the incredible elements of WORK that made #Beychella so incredible, from the music and preparation to those costume malfunctions and camera moves. Plus we explore how Jay Z, Destiny's Child, and Solange helped Beyoncé make this her definitive performance -- and we break down whether on our most recent 'Bey Day' it's finally time to break out the word 'genius'.
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This week, it’s a 1998 throwback – did Michelle Williams do Joshua Jackson a favour on that EW cover, or was it the other way around? An when you hear ‘Katie Holmes’, what do you think? Then, Britney Spears’ first ever fashion campaign has us thinking about the hard parts of her past – and how her future could be better than we ever imagined. Plus, the huge Roseanne ratings are potentially problematic – but what do they say about revival ‘architect’ Sara “Darlene Connor” Gilbert?
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This week: How does a red carpet look come together? Why it’s not as easy as saying “fire the stylist”. Celebrity style is an entire ecosystem unto itself. Lena Waithe covers Vanity Fair – and what this means not just for her but for the magazine. We also discuss celebrities and politics and then the work that goes into pilot season and who casting directors are now looking for. Finally… the connection between Broadway and the March For Our Lives.
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This week: Emma Stone’s first campaign for Louis Vuitton and the work of fashion partnerships in Hollywood. How the Queen was underpaid on The Crown and what Judd Apatow had to say about it. And the tricky task of getting better at diversity in casting, character development, RISE and Love Simon. PS. If you hear some popping throughout the podcast, it’s not just your ears. Apologies and it will be cleared up next week.
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On this episode: it’s been a week since Frances McDormand namechecked the Inclusion Rider at the Oscars. How does it work? How will its supporters sustain the momentum for it, especially since it already has its detractors? Next the work of Ava DuVernay. And the work she was doing that’s shaping the work she’s doing now. Also… our work at the Oscars – we discuss the process behind our Oscar coverage, from the writing to the assigning to, yes, even the bathroom breaks.
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On this episode: Brendan Fraser started out simple, or so it seems. Turns out he’s a lot more complicated than we thought – and it’s reflected in his work. Then, as we approach the Oscars, we get into the work of Get Out - and how certain members of that film’s cast are also more complicated than we initially perceived them to be. What’s going on between Janelle Monae and Tessa Thompson? And are we allowed to care? We DEFINITELY care about Janelle’s new videos. And finally… Chloe Kim and how the new class of Olympics is changing the business of sport.
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This week: Kathleen joins us to talk about Black Panther and the love and care that went into creating the world, from the costumes to the lighting to the production design. But we also discuss who this world is for – and how those of us who are not of the world can still participate by appreciating without appropriating. While Black Panther is smashing the box office and previously held assumptions in Hollywood, there is still so much more to dismantle, including poor management throughout the entertainment industry. We talk about how a lack of proper management has held Hollywood back and the management changes, as proposed by showrunner Glen Mazzara, might improve the business. Finally… working through illness. And... double pink eye!! Remember Bob Costas at the Sochi Olympics?
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On this episode: Ahead of Lunar New Year, we attempt to unravel the mysteries of my mother’s annual Chinese Zodiac and feng shui forecasts. And what that might have in common with Ice Cube’s “Good Day”. Also, Will Smith is so great on Instagram…but what happened to that charisma in his movies? Quincy Jones clearly does not have a charisma problem. What, though, does he have in common with Bernadette Peters? And finally, what Gina Rodriguez learned directing her first episode of Jane The Virgin.
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On this episode: Katherine Heigl has joined the cast of 'Suits'. Is this a risk? And for whom? We appreciate Manny Jacinto, in many different ways. We also appreciate ….Kim Kardashian and her petty ways. And how she’s using them to her best business advantage. And finally, when it comes to the long-awaited Spice Girls reunion, it is actually all about business.
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