Janice Min

Kate was unapologetically wearing the pants.

I think part of the intrigue was that Kate was behaving in a way you don't expect mothers to behave, says Janice Min, the former editor of Us, who put John and Kate on the cover an unprecedented seven times in a row.

My God.

And yet part of the sick appeal is I think every single person who's married can admit there's a little bit of Kate Gosselin lurking in them.

But Labor Day marked the official end of our Angler Agenda Summer Box Office Draft, so we will be crowning a winner and taking a look at which movies had people coming back to theaters in full force this summer.

Then we've got a special visit from Ankler Media Editor-in-Chief Janice Min, who just attended the first ever Lumiere Summit, chaired by French President Emmanuel Macron and South Korean President Lee Jae-myung.

She'll give us an inside look at why Hollywood A-listers and leaders from George Clooney to Ted Sarandos converged on the south of France to discuss the future of the global entertainment business.

But first, the battle for Emmys domination last year was between HBO Max and Netflix, but they're not the streamers to watch going into the big primetime Emmys telecast on Monday.

Oh, and George Clooney stopped by, too.

The first ever Lumiere Summit focused on the existential issues facing traditional entertainment today, including the attention economy and social media and the proliferation of artificial intelligence.

Here to talk about it is somebody who attended the summit and just hopped off a plane from the south of France, our own editor in chief and Anchler Media CEO Janice Min.

Welcome back to the pod.