Famous people sure can get in to a lot of trouble, can't they? There are so many ways for celebrities to get blown up in the problematic minefield, you'd think they'd actively try to avoid any trouble with the law.

However, sometimes these Venn Diagrams overlap, and sometimes we get some truly jaw-dropping stories out of it. So this week, Kate talks us through the latest updates regarding Justin "The World Tour" Timberlake and his recent run-ins with authority, while Rory delves into Afro "Because I Got High" Man and the bonkers situation involving him and federal agents.

Following that, Kate pulls back the curtain on the staggering messiness going on behind-the-scenes with the latest season of The Bachelorette and why the upcoming season has been completely pulled from schedules, plus how it could put a certain fanny fluttering lady further into the spotlight.

And then Rory talks all things Heat 2, the long-awaited sequel to "one of the best movies ever made" (or so says the biggest film bro in your life), and if it is possible to re-enact one of the main reasons why people loved the original movie in the first place.

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It has been a WEEK since we last spoke to you - The Oscars! Paddy's Day! Mother's Day! - but we will be talking about absolutely NONE of that.

Instead, with the imminent arrival of Saturday Night Live debuting its UK spin-off, Kate and Rory do a deep dive on the history of SNL in the States, whether this kind of comedy can survive and thrive on this side of the Atlantic, and what we should really expect from a show that people already seem to tolerate more than actually like...

After that, Rory looks into some recent news around Hollywood productions and box office rumblings. Specifically, how the head of Pixar announced that their movies wouldn't be the source for "hundreds of millions of dollars worth of therapy", seemingly forgetting that most kids are, in fact, first traumatised by cinema. The Land Before Time? An American Tail?? Bambi?!?! This also goes directly in the face of a new study that unearths what sort of movies audiences are really paying to go to see on the big screen...

Following that, Kate takes us behind the scenes on the upcoming season of Euphoria, which will arrive on HBO over four years since the divisive second season. Since then, the show's stars - including Zendaya, Sydney Sweeney, Jacob Elordi, Maude Apatow, Hunter Schafer, Colman Domingo, Austin Abrams - have become huge stars, and the show's creator, Sam Levinson, has delivered The Idol, one of the worst-reviewed TV shows of the decade. And, if rumours are to be true, things were not super chill during the production of this new third season...

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Did you miss us?? Yes, after a week off, Kate and Rory are back with a bang, and an absolutely stacked episode filled with the latest news and views in the world of modern culture!

First up... is it even possible to Age Against The Machine? Considering the extreme reactions that the public has had to recent appearances by Jim Carrey and Kelly Osbourne, the Pigs look into the world of celebrity plastic surgery and the massive impact it has on the population at large.

Next up, Kate LOVES her sleep, but if there is one thing that will keep her up at night... it is a Wikipedia Rabbit Hole. Or, more specifically, a Celebrity Wikipedia Rabbit Hole, so this week she brings us the weirdest and wildest she has discovered while promising herself "just one more click..."

And finally this week, Rory has joined a new dating app, and has opened his eyes to the world of ENM, or Ethical Non-Monogamy, which is something that he has also spotted coming up A LOT in movies and TV lately. Coincidence? Yes, almost entirely...

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Or if you’ve got an idea for something you’d like us to do a deep dive on, email us at culturepigs@poddleaudio.com.

Culture Pigs is hosted by Kate Demolder (@katedemolder on IG) and Rory Cashin (@roarEcashin), and is produced by Dee Reddy for Poddle Audio (@poddleaudio).

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Culture Pigs - where the cultural trough is elevated. Kate and Rory's weekly wallow takes them from the mineral rich pools of high-brow art to the lowliest puddles of entertainment culture. All you have to do is dive in and listen.

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