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- A Nepo baby drumming debut, Tom Maz-plaining missing merch, Jim’s Unplugged picks, DJ Khaled lost at sea, The Church Lady joins REO Speedwagon, Amy & TJ’s fading rankings, and every show member takes a pounding.
- Tom Mazawey must be selling 300 cars a month since our merchandise is depleting. Some people are saying Christina Gennari is more responsible with our merch.
- More P Diddy lawsuit news. He allegedly had a thing for Meek Mill, so Mill spent the day saying he’s not gay. The story is chock full of anus grabbing and drink spiking.
- Love Is Blind is hot on Netflix. There’s a girl who “claims” to look like Megan Fox. Check her out- her thumbs are way better.
- Amy Robach & TJ Holmes’ podcast ratings are plummeting & Drew couldn’t be happier.
- Dolton, Illinois mayor Tiffany Henyard is starting a podcast. Grifters gotta grift.
- The Bonerline absolutely hammers everyone on the show except for BranDon & Trudi.
- The Fulton County Georgia debacle case continued in court TV. Fani Willis & Nathan Wade now have to explain some interesting texts.
- DJ Special Needs Khaled once got lost at sea.
- Tom Mazawey presents a masterclass of deflection.
- America’s You Can Do Magic might have been the cheapest music video ever produced.
- REO Speedwagon performed on Live with Kelly & Mark. The Church Lady filled in for Kevin Cronin.
- Drew’s been deep diving on Bruce Springsteen covers.
- Drew tells stories of his Black friends from the Virginia Tech basketball team.
- Katharine McPhee & David Foster brought their “genius” 3-year-old on stage to sync drum.
- Peter Frampton once had the sexiest album covers of all time.
- Jim’s hits it out of the park with his picks this week.
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