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We Address the Messy Feud Between Amandla Stenberg and Lena Wilson | Keep It Podcast
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1:23:05Now PlayingOn this episode of Keep It, Ira and Louis discuss the controversial NY Times review of Bodies Bodies Bodies written by Lena Wilson, a lesbian film critic, which has sparked a feud with actress Amandla Stanberg and kicked off a debate across social media. Plus: an interview with the iconic John Boyega (star of the upcoming film Breaking), Ira and Louis' favorite nepotism babies, and some scorching keep its to House of the Dragon and Harry Styles.
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