Clara & Munroe Are Into It

Pop Legends Are Back: Madonna's Confessions & Robyn Kills

It's a very culture-packed week, and Clara and Munroe are fully recovered from their summer colds and ready to debrief. This episode is a love letter to pop OGs doing exactly what they want... starting with the big one!Munroe was at Madonna's Club Confessions party and Confessions II has now been heard. The verdict? Munroe is floored. From Danceteria's duet with Lourdes the heartbreaking Fragile the reclamation of the ACT UP triangle on the cover, and Madonna's prophetic track record on the internet and cultural decay: listen to the Madonna album more times than you care to.Then: Munroe caught Robyn at the O2! A show of radical simplicity that somehow made the O2 feel intimate. With Every Heartbeat live reduced the floor to rubble, Love Kills finally happened in the flesh, and the crowd (approximately 80% gay men, 20% women) collectively lost their minds.Clara attended Formula One for the first time as a guest of Lewis Hamilton's Mission 44 charity. She also attended the launch of Candice Carty-Williams' Queenie sequel, and is firmly in Lulu's corner after meeting her at a screening of Olivia Wilde's new film The Invite (co-written by Rashida Jones).Over It this week: people who don't wash their hands in public bathrooms, gym-goers who leave sweat prints on the equipment and walk away and anyone leaving a gooch print on a cycle machine without wiping it down.Like, comment, subscribe, and don't miss new episodes of Into It every Monday.Follow Clara & Munroe Are Into ItInstagram: @weareintoitpodTikTok: @intoitpodYouTube: @intoitpodcastSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

A Summer of Live Music! Harry Styles, Bad Bunny & Madonna's New Album

Summer has arrived and Clara and Munroe are fully outside! This episode is a love letter to live music, icons and the art of doing it your way.First up: Harry Styles at the O2. Clara was there, and she's a convert. The vocals are better than ever, his uncle dance moves are admirable, and those yellow shorts? Appreciated. Munroe draws the Robbie Williams of One Direction comparison (affectionately), and both agree that we're witnessing Harry's David Bowie Let's Dance era.Then we get a full review of Bad Bunny's DeBÍ TiRAR MáS FOToS World Tour. A full ten out of ten. No notes. The pair gush about the sheer joy of 50,000 people moving their bodies together, the radical act of performing exclusively in Spanish to English-speaking audiences, and the moment Bad Bunny made Damon Albarn look genuinely happy to be somewhere.The centrepiece of the episode is a full Madonna deep dive - because Confessions II is here and neither host is remotely calm about it. They rank her eras, debate whether she'll tour the new record and float the dream of Madonna and Mariah Carey both on the Glastonbury bill next year, on different days, not speaking to each other.We wrap up talking about the BET Awards (specifically the Lauryn Hill tribute and RAYE's performance) and what Clara & Munroe are over for this week!Like, comment, subscribe, and don't miss new episodes of Into It every Monday.Follow Clara & Munroe Are Into ItInstagram: @weareintoitpodTikTok: @intoitpodYouTube: @intoitpodcastSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

The Dark Side of Fame, Addison Rae's Impact & Lizzo's New Album

The past couple of weeks of pop culture have reminded us all of the dark underbelly that exists in pop culture - and on this episode of Into It, Clara & Munroe are getting into it.From Lil Nas X's return to social media - and his new diagnosis, and openness about therapy - Clara & Munroe explore why the public so often make people like Nas (and Britney, and Amy) into avatars rather than real people. Munroe also speaks about what it's like to face a diagnosis when you already feel the world has given you enough to carry.Clara & Munroe also revisit their ongoing debate about Addison Rae and her true cultural reach before talking about the poor commercial performance of Lizzo's new album and the ugly cocktail behind it: from false accusations to beauty standards and the industrial complex behind the new music's failure.We wrap up with the TV shows Clara & Munroe are into... and a certain goalkeeper that the internet is thirsting over!Like, comment, subscribe, and don't miss new episodes of Into It every Monday.Follow Clara & Munroe Are Into ItInstagram: @weareintoitpodTikTok: @intoitpodYouTube: @intoitpodcastSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Love Is Back: Dua Lipa's Wedding & The State of Dating Shows

Is love back? On this episode of Into It, Clara & Munroe are looking at our summer of love - from Dua Lipa and Callum Turner's wedding to the state of dating shows.From the Married At First Sight of it all to Love Is Blind (although, what is "blind" when all of the contestants are media-trained?)... is the era of dating shows over? Plus, Clara & Munroe open up about why Love On The Spectrum remains a genuinely meaningful watch for them.Clara & Munroe are also talking about the new Michael Jackson biopic and Netflix documentary (and the messy, money-driven machinery surrounding it) and, to take the edge off, they divulge what they're obsessed with: Munroe being fully obsessed with Rivals, while Clara has been working through Fellow Travellers and the harrowing drama The Witness. They also give flowers to Russell T Davies' new series Tip Toe.Plus: a giddy tangent on Dua Lipa's wedding to Callum Turner (and those sneaky leaked photos), a debate on whether Lewis Hamilton and Kim Kardashian are really in love or just in love with the idea of each other, and some long-overdue gratitude for the Kardashian-adjacent glow-up of just... being in a healthy relationship.Like, comment, subscribe, and don't miss new episodes of Into It every Monday.Follow Clara & Munroe Are Into ItInstagram: @weareintoitpodTikTok: @intoitpodYouTube: @intoitpodcastSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Mighty Hoopla, Horror's Comeback Moment & Ariana Grande's Back On Top

Clara and Munroe are back with a new episode of Into It... and they've been busy!The duo swap festival war stories — Munroe hits Mighty Hoopla in denim hot pants and introduces Liberty X to the stage, while Clara jets to Philadelphia for Roots Picnic (Jay-Z headlining, Blue Ivy spotted watching from the wings) before catching No Doubt at The Sphere in Las Vegas.Then it's into the main event: is horror having it's comeback moment? Between Obsession and Backrooms, it seems like it. Clara and Munroe unpack what it says about the times we're living in that horror is dominating the box office, drawing a striking parallel with 20 years ago.The conversation touches on A24's cultural revolution, the exciting new generation of young directors shaking up the genre, and why The Substance's Oscar nomination was such a watershed moment for horror.And to close things out, a quick chart chat — Sam Fender and Olivia Dean's collab Rein Me In spent 13 non-consecutive weeks at number one, but Ariana Grande is back with her ponytail, her thigh-high boots, and a new single to knock them off the top spot.Like, comment, subscribe, and don't miss new episodes of Into It every Monday.Follow Clara & Munroe Are Into ItInstagram: @weareintoitpodTikTok: @intoitpodYouTube: @intoitpodcastSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.