Does Taylor Swift Think We Forgot About The 2016 Election?

Joan and Matt cover a wide range of controversial issues from the last week regarding ‘pinkwashing’, capitalism, LGBT ‘allies’, and even YouTube drama, it’s a perfect way to kickoff pride month! We cover Jeffree Star working with Shane Dawson, Budweiser’s corporate presence at London Pride, fake Harvard degrees for celebrities, film crews protesting Georgia abortion-rights, Tony Robbins’ recent book deal, and much more! Strap in, and prepare for this week’s part-two special on our Instagram diet/GOOP coverage, it’ll be a doozy!

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Links:

• Jeffree Star Enlists Shane Dawson to Cause Drama Weeks After Claiming He Was 'Done With Drama'
• Ciara, Chip and Joanna Gaines, and Kevin Love Pretend They Graduated From Harvarderi (The Blast)
• Taylor Swift Pleads With Tennessee Senator to Support Equality Act in Open Letter (The Blast)
• College admissions money was for CHARITY and not a bribe, say lawyers for parents including Lori Loughlin, as ex-USC women's soccer coach agrees to cooperate with prosecutors after pleading guilty in the cheating scandal (Daily Mail)
• How Benjamin Wadsworth proposed to Stella Maeve (Daily Mail)
• Celebrity LGBT Allies (US Magazine)
• Pride Month Cancelled! (Budweiser UK)
• Film Crews Not Leaving Georgia Anytime Soon (Washington Post)
• Tony Robbins’ Book Scrapped By Publishers (Buzzfeed)