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This week on Point Game, Isaiah Thomas & C.J. Toledano react to the 2026 All-Star starter announcements, especially the young stars Cade Cunningham and Tyrese Maxey, explore some possible new directions for the league's European expansion initiative, and dive into trade rumors swirling around Anthony Davis, Jaren Jackson Jr., Austin Reaves, Karl-Anthony Towns, and Ja Morant. 

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In this episode, Gandhi and Diamond talk to the Naughty Gossip, Rob Shuter about all things celebrity: Who are the worst clients? Where do you always snoop in someone's home? Which star needs the most help right now? We also learn which A-lister is on Diamond's permanent crap list, and the podcast gets invaded by 2 members of the Big Show.

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On today’s MKD, we start the week off discussing the listing of Gene Hackman's house, an update on the Indiana Jones show malfunction, a death on a popular Universal ride, a boy who shot his father after his video game was taken away, a new lawsuit against the healthcare company Prenuvo, and a man who tried to board a flight with his dead wife. 

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From stilting to juggling and beyond, the After Party crew unleashes their most surprising abilities.

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From stilting to juggling and beyond, the After Party crew unleashes their most surprising abilities.

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In this episode, Lisa sits down with Broadway performer and fellow chaos gremlin Chris O’Neill to talk about what happens when the loud, funny guy finally walks into therapy—and immediately starts crying. They unpack ADHD, people-pleasing, control issues, and why being “the fun one” is often just a coping mechanism in a clown nose and floppy shoes. From emotional dumps to re-parenting your inner child, this is a brutally honest, surprisingly tender conversation about what actually changes when you stop dodging your feelings and let someone help.

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This week, Tommy is joined by actor and director Tyler James Williams, best known for his Emmy-winning role as Gregory Eddie on ABC’s Abbott Elementary. From his early start as a child actor to becoming one of the most respected performers on television today, Tyler has built a career defined by discipline, range, and creative intention. Now, with season five of Abbott Elementary underway, he continues to expand his impact both on-screen and behind the camera.

Tyler opens up about his approach to longevity in Hollywood, the lessons he learned growing up in the industry, and the boundaries he’s set to protect his personal life. He also dives into Gregory Eddie—how the character has evolved, why subtlety is key to the role, and how Abbott Elementary continues to resonate with audiences in unexpected, real-world ways. Plus, Tyler reflects on his transition into directing, the challenges of helming one of the show’s most ambitious episodes, and why staying creatively fulfilled matters more to him now than ever before.

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It's a new year and we're all looking to step up our game. So let's revisit a look at beauty in the past. We’ll do anything to look fabulous these days . . but we have nothing on our ancestors. They used face creams made from animal and human pee. They glued animal pelts on unusual body parts. And they literally poisoned themselves in their quest for perfect skin and hair.
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