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1:00:26Now PlayingMaureen Callahan launches into Paris Fashion Week where platonic life partners Oprah and Gayle are in full attendance alongside the seemingly soulless Amy Griffin, who is currently being sued for allegedly coopting her childhood friend's assault story and passing it off as her own in her memoir "The Tell." Maureen also takes shots at Anna Wintour's nepo hire Chloe Malle and her debut issue of Vogue, calling out her lack of fashion sense and creative direction, before ripping into fashion nepo spawn Sunday Rose for landing on the cover of Elle Australia. From there, Maureen pivots to insider rumblings at The Today Show, including Savannah Guthrie’s looming return and what her colleagues are really saying about her. She closes the show with Daryl Hannah’s blistering New York Times op-ed response to Ryan Murphy’s "Love Story," where the actress takes direct aim at the show’s deeply unflattering and wildly inaccurate portrayal of her.
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