Pop Culture Roundup w/ Rebecca + What To Watch This Week + Kelly Clarkson's Molly Fight

There is one story I wanna do before we talk about what to watch this week.

It is probably the most important story you're going to hear all week.

Um, the story, of course, I'm referring to is Kelly Clarkson calls out a Brooklyn store owner.

There has been a back and forth with Kelly Clarkson and this Brooklyn store called Art of Play, which actually I've been looking at pictures.

I went to their Instagram account, and it looks like a pretty cool store.

I'm gonna be in New York in a couple weeks, and I think I wanna check this place out.

But this was all because of a 15,000-- an alleged $15,000, I don't know if it's like an animatronic singing bird or whatnot.

But it all started on Saturday, October 10th, when Kelly checked out this store, and then she wrote on Twitter.

This is your problem, Kelly.

You need to go to Threads.

She wrote, "Just drove all the way to Brooklyn to check out this store and I thought looked really rad and had a few things in mind to buy and literally was looked at as if I couldn't afford and was told he could find something comparable for me.

Wow, dude, you're an idiot and just lost a huge sale." And she likened it to that scene in Pretty Woman, remember? Like, "Big mistake.

Huge." Remember when Julia Roberts goes into that fancy Beverly Hills store, and they treat her like she doesn't belong there because, you know, she's a lady of the night? We, we-- God.

Anyways, and, and then Richard Gere gives, you know, like, credit card to go shopping, like, you know, buy whatever you want, and then she has all those bags, and she goes by that store.

She's like, "Big mistake.

Huge.

Huge." I rem-- That, that movie is just so in-ingrained in my memory.

But, um, so that was the initial Kelly Clarkson, uh, tweet, right? But then this Art of Play store, they got involved, so there was like a back and forth all weekend.

So this store, Art of Play, is like, I guess it's a unique collection of home goods, puzzles, games, toys, and books according to its website.

And I gotta say, it does look-- it looks like a-- it looks like my jam.

I was like, this store looks hell of cool.

So no matter whose side you take in this, it seems like eventually this could be good for the business.

I'd never heard of this place before, and now I'm kinda like psyched about it, even though I dearly dearly love Kelly Clarkson.

And so the store responded to this tweet on Instagram where, um, [laughs] well, they, they were, I think, kind of bothered.

It said, "Yesterday, Kelly Clarkson visit- visited us in Brooklyn and q- inquired about buying Molly," in quotes.