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Young actress and all around delight, Vivian Lamolli, joins Deanna & Emily to talk about why you gotta have a fierce lip, what Christian Eyebrows are, and how to beat a face. She also tells us about being on Hulu's first all Latino series, East Los High; being on one of Emily’s all time favorite shows, Sex Sent Me to the ER; and teaches us some Spanish slang

Vine / Twitter star Demi Adejuyigbe teaches Deanna & Emily how to make their first Vine ever! (You can check it out here: https://vine.co/electrolemon) Demi also talks about which apps they need to get into, his podcast Gilmore Guys, and why he’s pro tattoos.

Deanna & Emily talk to the stars of the new found footage/time travel film Project Almanac: Allen Evangelista, Ginny Gardner, and Sam Lerner. We’ll hear about the Dubsmash app, The Bachelor, and Peaches Monroee’s Eyebrows on Fleek Vine as they play a quick trivia game. Then, in a Project Almanac exclusive game, Allen, Ginny, & Sam must choose which important moments in history (including Janet Jackson’s Nipplegate) they would time travel to as an observer.

Deanna & Emily talk to the talented and beautiful Wolfpop/Earwolf studio manager Ele Woods about how Reese Witherspoon in Legally Blonde took her name, the difference between pumps and high heels, and identifying as a Funminist. Also, Ele walks the gals through the meaning of Mupload, what happens during a rainbow party, and the time she first learned what 69 meant.

Deanna & Emily talk to the very funny Kevin Kimmel about whether having friends who are constantly on their phones is becoming the norm, and why he doesn’t subscribe to New Year's resolutions. Then, screenwriter extraordinaire Jason Micallef stops by to ask Kevin what going HAM means, how to navigate Apple TV, and to explain Nicki Minaj. Finally, Kevin tells us if he has manly friends and gets a special outgoing message from Deanna & Emily.

Deanna & Emily talk to comedian Garrick Bernard about Bobby Schmurda, the meaning of “Bye Felicia,” and his very recent break-up. Then, Jonathan Braedley Welch stops by to ask Garrick about what social media he should use and stay away from as well as what he is most afraid of happening to him in his 30s. Finally, Garrick tells us if he thinks girls are dressing slutty these days, how Beyonce is still hot, and why the Fappening hurt him.

Deanna & Emily talk to singer/songwriter Allie Goertz about recently changing her band name “Cossbysweater,” relating to Daria, and identifying a straight twink. Then, Michael Nice stops by to ask Allie about defining millennial, Vine, and superhero movies. Finally, Allie gives us her honest opinion on which celebs are Old or Young, shares what is on her Christmas list, and sends us off by playing a song called “Open Letter to Myself.”

Deanna & Emily talk to stand-up comedian Pedro Salinas about life before internet culture, dating IRL, and the meaning behind bish, ATM, and more. Pedro also tells us what bothers him about GIFs, what’s the deal with Snapchat, and people's fear of things getting too awkward.

Deanna & Emily talk to stand-up comedian Ahamed Weinberg about the origin of his name, growing up with a guru, and why he thinks his generation is the laziest. Ahamed also tells us his thoughts on ass size, if auto-tune is still a thing, and a list of words you should never use when sexting.

You're in for something special as Deanna & Emily talk to actor/comedian/American treasure Bill Kottkamp about grandma versace, his #ViralSpecial, and the origin of memes. Bill also shares how he feels like he's both a lady & a gentleman, his joke writing process, and his best pump up jams.

Deanna & Emily are beyond excited to talk to professional models/best friends Rebecca Quinn and Alie Collier about how to step up their eyebrow game, tips on how to take some good pics, and the truth about smize. They’ll also give feedback on Deanna & Emily’s modeling photos, share how they’re taking care of their vaginas, and chat about their One Direction obsession.

Deanna & Emily are joined by the very funny comedian/writer Jak Knight to talk about the Drake vs. the Beatles debate, Harriet Tubman having some yams, and how New New from the movie ATL is his perfect kind of girl. They’ll also break down the meaning of “sus” & “on fleek” as well as get a look into a day in the life of the scholar Jak Knight as Deanna & Emily read his last text conversation.

Deanna & Emily are joined by Twitter expert Shelby Fero to talk about all of their Twitter issues. They’ll discuss how to gain Twitter followers, how to write better tweets, the proper way to use hash-tags, buying Twitter bots, and making new friends online. Then, Shelby plays “Real or Fake,” a game in which she has to figure out whether the premise of a 70’s or 80’s TV show actually exists. Plus, Shelby helps Deanna & Emily craft a tweet to promote the show!

Welcome to OMFG! with Deanna Raphael and Emily Foster. Deanna & Emily reach out to the youth of America in an attempt to stay young and hip. Today they are joined by stand-up comedian Brandon Wardell to talk about dating in 2014, the word “fap,” the meaning of “zero chill,” sexting, and to read his 5 most recent texts in exchange of reading one of Emily’s middle school notes. Then, the gorgeous & talented Morgan Walsh drops by to chat about dating in yesteryear and getting her swerve on.

Leonard and Baron return this week to talk about three Sports movies: the delightful 1992 film A League of Their Own, a star-studded turkey that you can skip, and a 40-year-old Motown sleeper called The Bingo Long Traveling All-Stars & Motor Kings.

This week Leonard and his daughter Jessie shine on a light on some unsung foreign films worth seeing. They recommend three spectacular sleepers: Mariana Chenillo's Mexican drama Nora's Will, Susanne Bier's Danish film Brothers, and Nimród Antal's Hungarian comedy–thriller Kontroll.

Lenny Abrahamson, director of the critically acclaimed Room, which earned Brie Larson an Oscar nomination, joins Leonard, Baron, and Jessie to talk about the letter he wrote to persuade novelist Emma Donoghue to adapt it for the screen, his love of Laurel & Hardy, and one of his favorite sleepers, Margaret (2011) with Anna Paquin, Matt Damon, and Mark Ruffalo.

Leonard is joined this week by his newlywed daughter Jessie! In celebration of this momentous occasion, they take a look at some of the great marriages in movies. From 1998's Polish Wedding to 2006's Confetti, Leonard and Jessie discuss which wedding movies you'll absolutely adore and one you should avoid.

Inspired by the 2016 Oscar Nominees, Leonard and Baron discuss the movies of two actors and one filmmaker: Brie Larson in the tremendous Short Term 12, a turkey from Sylvester Stallone, and a sleeper by the name of Win Win from Spotlight director Tom McCarthy.

Leonard is joined by his ReelzChannel partner, the irrepressible Grae Drake, Senior Editor of Rotten Tomatoes. Grae recalls some of her unique press junket experiences, which include getting her own Bond Girl name from Dame Judi Dench and leaving Dustin Hoffman speechless. They also discuss two favorite films of 2015 that aren’t part of the Oscar conversation: 99 Homes and Me and Earl and the Dying Girl.

Doug Benson loves movies more than you. Doug's podcast "Doug Loves Movies" has even given Leonard Maltin street cred thanks to the popularity of "The Leonard Maltin Game." Doug joins Leonard this week to discuss his lifelong love of movies and one of his recent favorites, Bone Tomahawk starring Kurt Russell.

New Year greetings from Leonard and Baron! On the first new episode of the year, they discuss three movies inspired by Tales of Showbiz: the wildly ambitious Tim Robbins film Cradle Will Rock, David Mamet's most lighthearted work State and Main, and a turkey that is regarded as one of the worst movies ever made.

Dana Gould, comedian/Simpsons writer/die-hard movie buff joins Leonard and Baron to talk about what lead to his love of horror films, the incredibly wide range of references on The Simpsons that you would either get or not get, and one of his favorite sleepers, Carnival of Souls (1962) directed by Herk Harvey.

Holiday Greetings from Leonard and his daughter Jessie! We all know the quintessential Christmas movies but what are some of the other Holiday gems that have fallen by the wayside? From Elf to The Santa Claus, Leonard and Jessie discuss which films you must see this Holiday season.

This week Leonard and Baron discuss three movies based on True-Life Stories: the 2013 drama Tracks starring Mia Wasikowska (an adaptation of Robyn Davidson's memoir of the same name), a musical biopic told in an unconventional way, and Bobcat Goldthwait's documentary Call Me Lucky which chronicles the life and work of comedian/activist Barry Crimmins which you should definitely seek out.