Las Culturistas with Matt Rogers and Bowen Yang

Jake Shane, host of Therapuss and an actor, joins the conversation, diving into a blend of pop culture and personal anecdotes. He shares how Lady Gaga's Fame Monster HBO special shaped his worldview. The trio discusses the evolution of pop stars like Gaga, Mariah, and Taylor, highlighting the fandom energy around Jade and Olivia Rodrigo. They touch on everything from dining etiquette and concert behavior to Kim Kardashian's rise in cultural relevance. Plus, there's a hilarious moment discussing fart frustration. It's a vibrant mix of laughs and insights!

Demi Lovato, Grammy-nominated artist and actor, joins the hosts for a lively discussion. She shares insights about her new album, It's Not That Deep, and her transition to a fun dance-pop sound. Demi dives into her creative process, explaining how she balances her powerful vocals with electronic production. She reflects on the impact of honesty in her music and her familial ties, including her sister's acting career. Plus, Demi reveals her excitement for touring and the special connection with her fans, the Levotics.

Adam Selman, a fashion designer known for his work with Rihanna and as the executive creative director for Victoria's Secret, joins the discussion. He dives into creating safe spaces for models and the emotional effects of being chosen for a shoot. Adam emphasizes balancing the brand's historical image with a modern, empowering perspective. He shares insights on lingerie innovation and the importance of proper fit to boost confidence. Additionally, he reflects on his creative collaborations and leadership style, all while predicting trends like the return of skinny jeans.

Jennifer Lopez, a multi-talented singer, actor, and dancer, shares insights into her latest film, Kiss of the Spider Woman. She discusses her early influences in sports and performing arts that fueled her discipline. J.Lo opens up about the challenges of filming under tight schedules and the emotional preparation for iconic roles, particularly as Selena. She reflects on the complexities of fame, her relationship with fans, and prioritizing family over relentless work, while previewing her upcoming Vegas residency and discussing the importance of representation in the industry.

Matt + Bow, booted from their usual studio by Malala, are joined by one of their oldest friends, and current Oh, Mary! star, Hannah Solow! The gals flap their gums and kick their gams about belting Blue Bayou at dinner theater, flopping around New York, and the life of an understudy (which is much like that of a showgirl). Also, Hannah’s viral “We Could See BOOP!” phenomenon, Jane Goodall’s impact, and tales from Hannah and Matt’s time together at NYU RA’s. All this, stained towels, the layout of Ripley Grier and what happens when you cook for yourself and it turns out BAD! See Hannah in Oh, Mary until October 12th! You’ll feel so WILD!!!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Stars are BACK. Jinkx Monsoon is wrapping up her stint leading Oh, Mary! and she's stopped by Las Cultch to talk about it all! After some Emmys reactions and BTS (so proud of our pals that won!!!!!), the self-proclaimed bossy bottom drops by to discuss enjoying the surreal nature of her life lately, Jeff Hiller's Emmy victory and queer camaraderie in entertainment, "straight voice", and how to pronounce "Penzance". Also, letting Jinkx's own ADHD be Mary Todd's ADHD in Oh, Mary!, and playing drunk. All this, Death Becomes Her, developing new allergies, the problem with eggs, and the lack of MANNERS nowadays! You can see Jinkx's last performances in Oh, Mary! until 9/28! Get thee to the theatre!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It's a moment in Las Cultch history as Reese Witherspoon makes her debut! The Morning Show is back! Reese chats with Matt & Bowen about studying Goldie Hawn in Private Benjamin for Legally Blonde, creating Tracy Flick and Election in retrospect, owning your ambition, producing Gone Girl and Wild, exploring the inner workings of female friendships on Big Little Lies and the importance of a good set-piece. Also, The Morning Show forecasting Blue Origin, how Bradley Jackson got her name, aura ring culture, producing with Hello Sunshine, Jon Bon Jovi's thigh high red leather boots, Gwen Stefani's "Just A Girl", joy as revenge in The First Wives Club and Matt, Bow and Reese's Blockbuster strategy. All this, managing anxiety alongside an ambitious personality, the "Oscar Curse", Reese's Nicole Kidman impression and Big Little Lies season 3. The Morning Show is streaming NOW on Apple TV+!!! Go!!!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Legal minds participate in a Silicon Valley summit to discuss the latest advances in tech, the CBSMTV Video Music Awards, and how Nick Jonas actually should start queerbaiting again if he feels like it. Also more.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Dive into a vibrant examination of contemporary LGBTQ+ culture, exploring the rise of 'gay sluttiness' and the generational shifts in sexual expression. The hosts dissect Sabrina Carpenter's new album and decode her as a musical Rorschach test. They celebrate iconic players returning to Australian Survivor and share juicy insights from the latest Real Housewives drama. Expect witty banter on nightlife, the absurdity of nursery rhymes, and the highlights from the U.S. Open, all wrapped in humor and charm!

In this lively conversation, Julio Torres, a fresh comedic talent known for his show 'Color Theories,' joins Matt and Bowen. They dive into the greatest dresses in pop culture, riffing on iconic outfits and hilarious high school memories. The trio explores the impact of Eva Longoria, discusses dining oddities from Texas Roadhouse to Cracker Barrel, and imagines whimsical beauty pageants with quirky contestants. With playful banter and musings on various topics, they create an entertaining tapestry of humor and creativity.