This Podcast Will Teach You Everything You Need to Know About the Celebrities You Don’t
Have you ever glanced (or stopped involuntarily dead in your tracks and obsessively read every word like you’re in some sort of trance you can’t control) at the cover of those glorious checkout line mags or scrolled through entertainment headlines and thought, “Who?!” Of course you have. We all have. We’re devoted to the wonderfully strange and fun world of entertainment, but with new names cropping up every day, and more and more opportunities for them to be in your face all of the time, it can be hard to keep up.
#seriouslypopular @DailyMail @MailOnline do you know this guy?? He says he is well known pic.twitter.com/9jGJSxz2oV
— Martha Stewart (@MarthaStewart) June 22, 2016
MARTHA OUR QUEEN https://t.co/STLuUqmjPw
— Who? Weekly (@whoweekly) June 22, 2016
truly……..Who knew? https://t.co/fBS1iTrJsp
— Who? Weekly (@whoweekly) June 22, 2016
Thank you for the Who Weekly street team for kicking into action on helping @MarthaStewart figure out who known Who Jonathan Cheban is
— Who? Weekly (@whoweekly) June 22, 2016
Hosted by MEL Magazine editor and former Vulture pop culture writer Lindsey Weber and Jezebel staff writer Bobby Finger, Who? Weekly plays like banter between two friends who love to gossip — they just also happen to be super smart, funny, mega plugged-in media obsessives (just like you and your friends, duh). Recent Whos? covered include Ross Matthews, Noah Galvin, Skai Jackson and a definitive take on whether Zendaya is, in fact, a Who? or a Them.
For added fun, follow the Who? WeeklyTwitter account; fans often appeal for their help in potential cases of Whodom, and they’re often in on the ground floor on rising Whos? and emerging Thems. This way you can always brag that you knew them when they were just a Who?
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How do you keep up with all of the Whos? Let us know @BritandCo!
(Featured image via Who? Weekly)