From Beychella and Nigella: The BP girls dissect the social media moments of the week

04/24/18 • 45 min

Catch up on the big pop culture moments this week: Beyonce's legendary Coachella performance and the business of being a billion dollar couple, what Nigella Lawson can teach us about cooking like a feminist, the harsh truth of the genetically blessed Bond baby (at 48!), and the Time mag's annual Influential people. We covered it all, plus (much to Finch's disgust) the arrival of another Kardashian baby with a another questionable name.

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