Chappell Roan’s in the news after being accused of making Jude Law’s 11-year-old daughter cry, so this week we’re diving into the debate around celebrity boundaries vs fan behaviour. Do stars have a right to set limits when it comes to fame? And is the kind of brutal trolling Barry Keoghan has recently spoken out about ever justified? Also on the show: the latest AI publishing controversy, our review of Saturday Night Live UK, the glossy new thriller starring Elizabeth Moss and Kerry Washington, Rose Byrne’s motherhood horror, and a return to the ethics of reality TV after The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives' Taylor Frankie Paul’s season of The Bachelorette was abruptly cancelled.

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Recs/reviews

• Imperfect Women, Apple TV
• The Square, Prime Video
• Force Majeure, Prime Video
• If I Had Legs I’d Kick You, in cinemas
• I confessed a deplorable secret about motherhood to a friend – and it changed my life, Guardian
• Why Does A.I. Write Like … That? New York Times
• Shit You Should Care About, Substack
• Project Hail Mary, in cinemas
• The Bachelorette's messy break-up with its unlikely star Taylor Frankie Paul, BBC
• Momfluencer Faces More Consequences than All Men In Epstein Files Combined, Liz Plank
• Saturday Night Live UK, Sky/ Now TV

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