Las Culturistas with Matt Rogers and Bowen Yang

Lisa Rinna, the iconic actress and television personality known for her roles in soap operas and as a Real Housewife, joins the hosts for a lively chat. They dive into her unique transition between scripted acting and reality TV, exploring how her experience with drama training shapes her performances. Lisa shares memorable moments, like the viral bunny meme and her fashion evolution, plus her decision to embrace reality game shows like Traitors. With anecdotes about her early career, family dynamics, and the significance of Dynasty, it’s a captivating blend of humor and insight.

Lucy Dacus, a Grammy-winning singer-songwriter, brings her charm and insights to the conversation. She opens up about her shyness and early social experiences while reflecting on the intersection of her art and personal relationships. The trio playfully navigates topics like the Kinsey scale, nostalgic Muppet influences, and the challenges of engaging with strangers. They also share memorable moments from their award performance, bond over childhood memories at theme parks, and plug Dacus's latest album, Forever Is A Feeling. A delightful mix of humor and heart!

Rachel Sennott, an actor and comedian known for her role in 'I Love LA,' dives into a range of engaging topics. She candidly shares her journey with poppers and the challenges of recovery. The conversation flows into how her real-life friends inspired the show's characters. Rachel reflects on her experiences pitching in Hollywood and the emotional resonance of announcing Oscar nominations with the hosts. From ASMR debates to critiquing bad driving in LA, this lively chat is packed with humor and heartfelt moments.

Heather Gay, a Reality TV personality and author known for her role on Real Housewives of Salt Lake City and her memoir Bad Mormon, shares her unique journey. She discusses the impact of leaving the Mormon church on her identity and ambitions. The conversation shifts to her experiences in Cannes and how they shaped her emotionally. Heather also dives into the nuanced narratives of her friendships on the show, the pressures of community expectations in Salt Lake City, and her creative projects. A fun rapid-fire segment wraps up their chat with light-hearted takes on popular culture.

Brittany Snow, an actress and producer beloved for her roles in Pitch Perfect and Hairspray, chats about her dynamic career journey. She shares nostalgic memories of teen auditions in Orlando and her guest-star experiences on American Dreams. Brittany dives into the challenges of finding the right tone for Hunting Wives and discusses her experience as the party ringleader on the Pitch Perfect set. They also explore her struggles with audition anxiety, the influence of Meg Ryan on her acting style, and her rescue dog, Charlie, who brings joy to the set.

Join the talented Sarah Paulson, known for her roles in hits like 'American Horror Story' and 'People v. O.J.' as she chats about her dynamic career with Matt and Bowen. Sarah dives into her fascination with red carpet lighting trends, her transformative roles, and her uneasy relationship with horror despite being a seasoned star in the genre. She also shares her insights on the Oscar race and the pressure of awards campaigning, all while revealing why pigeons deserve more love. A delightful mix of glamour and candidness!

In this conversation, Academy Award–winning actor Jennifer Lawrence shares lively insights about her latest film, Die, My Love. She talks candidly about the horniness of pregnancy and her love for The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City, even diving into Mormon culture. Jennifer also recounts a spooky double-engine failure flight, her eerie ghost encounter, and her experiences with vintage shopping. With humor, she tackles celebrity mishaps, mental health, and teases a Miss Piggy movie she's producing. Get ready for a wild ride filled with laughter and candid stories!

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.