From AMAs Chaos to Unhinged Headlines: A Pop Culture Week in Review

The Crash: Breaking Down Netflix’s New True Crime Doc

This week, Harmony and Sage break down The Crash, Netflix’s true crime documentary about 17 year old Mackenzie Shirilla and the case that shocked the internet. We get into the evidence, the trial, the social media circus, and the enabling that followed her from home to hospital to courtroom. From the boys’ final moments to the documentary’s wild omissions, we’re unpacking all of it. If you want a fuller story, we highly recommend watching Mean Girl Murders (Season 2, Episode 7) and Killer Cases (Season 4, Episode 12) to find out more about the case. We also want to honor Dominic and Davion. Rest in peace to both young men and sending so much love to all those who loved you. And all love to Davion’s sister (Davyne Flanagan), who is destined for greatness. Resources mentioned: • The Crash on Netflix • “Don’t Free McKenzie” Facebook community • GoFundMe to restore Davion’s vandalized grave site Follow us everywhere @girlswillyap.

From AMAs Chaos to Unhinged Headlines: A Pop Culture Week in Review

This week’s pop culture roundup is a wild one. From unhinged headlines and health scares to AMAs fashion hits and misses, we’re breaking down the stories everyone’s talking about plus a little music nostalgia to wrap it all up. Connect with us @girlswillyap on all your favorite socials.

The Help (2011) - Movie Yap Review

Harmony finally watches The Help for the first time, and the girls dive into everything from the powerhouse acting, the messy Southern dynamics, the infamous pie scene, and the emotional weight of Black women raising white children in the 60s. They unpack the film’s themes of racism, feminism, empathy, and courage, all while keeping it honest, warm, and a little chaotic in true Girls Will Yap fashion. Connect with us: Instagram, TikTok, Threads & YouTube @girlswillyap. If you love the show, don’t forget to rate and review because it helps the Yap grow.

Weekly Yap: Britney's TMZ Drama, Hilary Duff's Comeback, Shania Twain's Dress & Hot Takes

Harmony and Sage are back and we start with our most chaotic childhood fashion choices before diving straight into the pop‑culture spiral. We get into the Devil Wears Prada sequel hype, Sage’s Scandal binge, and the new Martin Short doc Marty: Life Is Short. We talk Shania at the ACMs, Kim K’s 13‑year fight for Richard Glossip, and Hilary Duff popping out on the SI Swimsuit cover. Then it’s “pick 3 celebs for a girls’ day,” Shakira collecting a $64M refund like it’s nothing, whether Grey’s Anatomy should finally hang it up, and the latest Duggar mess and TMZ needs to leave Britney alone. Artists of the week: The Gap Band and the incomparable Tina Turner. Follow us @girlswillyap everywhere and let’s yap, y’all. Timestamps * 0:00 – Intro * 0:28 – Icebreaker: Biggest Fashion Mistakes Growing Up * 2:13 – The Devil Wears Prada * 3:13 – Binge Watching Scandal * 4:18 – Documentary Review: Marty: Life Is Short (Martin Short) * 5:40 – Shania Twain Hosts the ACM Awards * 6:57 – Kim Kardashian & the Richard Glossip Case * 9:14 – Hilary Duff on Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Edition * 10:20 –Pick 3 Celebrities for a Girls' Day * 11:57 – Shakira Wins $64M Tax Refund from Spain * 12:52 – Grey's Anatomy Getting Another Spinoff * 13:49 – Joseph Duggar Charges & the Duggar Family * 14:54 – Toy Story 5 Coming June 19th * 15:33 – Jessica Simpson's Kids Fly Coach * 16:17 – Britney Spears Update & TMZ Drama * 17:38 – Viral TikTok: Dad Predicts Daughter's Wedding * 19:02 – Artist of the Week: The Gap Band * 20:57 – Artist of the Week: Tina Turner

She's All That (1999) - Movie Yap Review

Harmony and Sage break down the 1999 teen rom com She’s All That . From the hacky sacks, the prom dance, the chaotic gross out moments, and the wild 90s teen culture that shaped a generation. They talk Freddie Prinze Jr., Paul Walker’s slimeball character, the makeover trope, MTV nostalgia, and why some scenes just don’t age well. Cameos, crushes, cringe, and classic 90s energy. Check out this fun, honest, nostalgic Girls Will Yap review.