Jennifer Aniston’s Lame Product Plugs, Alec Baldwin’s Self-Destruction & Whitney Cummings’ Rant
October 17, 2025
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as posted by the channelMaureen Callahan is joined by celebrity makeup artist Tim MacKay to take apart Jennifer Aniston’s "What’s In My Bag” video for Harper's Bazaar, which was nothing more than shameless promotion for her own beauty product line and sponsorships. They also slam her snooty reason for turning down “SNL” and highlight her repetitive acting tics while breaking down the best and worst moments from the latest episode of “The Morning Show.” Then, Maureen exposes Alec Baldwin’s car crash fallacy and his ongoing pattern of dodging accountability. Plus, Maureen reacts to Whitney Cummings doubling down on justifying her performance at the “Riyadh Comedy Festival” in Saudi Arabia.
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