Oct 7, 2026 · 23 min · 16 segments
Gearing up for the Grammys Olivia Rodrigo covers The Hollywood Reporter after her dissolving dress viral moment. Plus, Mikey Madison talks about her personal choice to live without social media and…
Lainey LuiE Talk Co-HostHostJeremyHost
Cameron MarshallGuest
Matthew LillardGuest
Summer HowellGuest
Charlie HeatonGuest
Shannon Burns
Dawn Van DamGuest
Josh HartnettGuest
Mackenzie DavisGuestKarina BianchiniGuestOlivia Rodrigo graces the cover of The Hollywood Reporter's 2026 music issue, which dropped earlier today.

Yeah, Olivia just kicked off her Unraveled international tour, and she's already had some viral moments, including that incredible melting dress, which was amazing.
Get it? Unraveled.
But when she isn't busy running her festival empire for Daisy Chainfields or dominating the charts with her latest release, Olivia is just a self-proclaimed film lover who loves to hide out in dark movie theaters.

She is a movie nerd, and in the new interview, Olivia breaks down the five films that shaped her life.
I do love watching movies, and I love going to the movie theater, and I find it very inspiring.
I have five followers.
Nobody ever looks at my Letterboxd, but I do update it regularly.
Is it possible that she's even more lovable now?
Five followers.
Once it's discovered, that account will definitely boost.

And included in her top films, Olivia confesses to watching Triangle of Sadness four times in the theater, dragging all her friends along, and she's obsessed with Greta Gerwig in Frances Ha.
But there is one film that she says holds a lot of power over her personal life choices.
My final movie is Worst Person in the World.
I love that movie so much, and I have to be really careful about when I go and watch it because, uh, I will watch it and just immediately burn my life to the ground.
I'll be like, "Quit my job and break up with my boyfriend, da, da, da." Like, I...
It is just so... inspires you to just, like, change and, like, grow.
But Lainey, she is definitely not a fan of AI, saying, quote, "I would never use AI in any of my music, absolutely no.
Hard line on that."

And that's why my human heart rides hard for her album You Seem Pretty Sad For A Girl So In Love.
Olivia Rodrigo graces the cover of The Hollywood Reporter's 2026 music issue, which dropped earlier today.

Yeah, Olivia just kicked off her Unraveled international tour, and she's already had some viral moments, including that incredible melting dress, which was amazing.
Get it? Unraveled.
But when she isn't busy running her festival empire for Daisy Chainfields or dominating the charts with her latest release, Olivia is just a self-proclaimed film lover who loves to hide out in dark movie theaters.

She is a movie nerd, and in the new interview, Olivia breaks down the five films that shaped her life.
I do love watching movies, and I love going to the movie theater, and I find it very inspiring.
I have five followers.
Nobody ever looks at my Letterboxd, but I do update it regularly.
Is it possible that she's even more lovable now?
Five followers.
Once it's discovered, that account will definitely boost.

And included in her top films, Olivia confesses to watching Triangle of Sadness four times in the theater, dragging all her friends along, and she's obsessed with Greta Gerwig in Frances Ha.
But there is one film that she says holds a lot of power over her personal life choices.
My final movie is Worst Person in the World.
I love that movie so much, and I have to be really careful about when I go and watch it because, uh, I will watch it and just immediately burn my life to the ground.
I'll be like, "Quit my job and break up with my boyfriend, da, da, da." Like, I...
It is just so... inspires you to just, like, change and, like, grow.
But Lainey, she is definitely not a fan of AI, saying, quote, "I would never use AI in any of my music, absolutely no.
Hard line on that."

And that's why my human heart rides hard for her album You Seem Pretty Sad For A Girl So In Love.
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