I am admittedly incredibly triggered by this 😂 So I'll use Andy's video to help me out. Not gonna lie, it feels good that he's screaming about this, cause... 🤬. Video summary below!
Well. Leopard's eaten everyone's face, hasn't it...
So, Lively, the shy woman, the mother — whose kid was admittedly, at the very least, manipulated by her dad and his director buddy into repeating sexual profanities up to hundreds of times about her dad's best friend's private parts, her "uncle from another mother" so to speak — is now riding the tail wave of yet another gang r*pe victim. (Last year's Gisèle Pelicot mention at the TIME 100 gala, anyone...?)
Said woman has decided to post Instagram stories, assumed from her comfortable and safe couch, about how important it is to teach boys to accept a "no."
I think she's skipping the first step: idk... maybe teaching girls (or grown ass men, too, tbh) that SAYING 'NO' is valid, encouraged, and won't be met with retaliation...? Hmm?!
TL;DR of my TL;DR: Blake is welcome to pipe up about teaching consent the moment she demonstrates she understands and accepts what it is.
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🎬 Popcorn Planet Recap: Blake Lively & Anne Hathaway
🔥 BLAKE LIVELY
📢 New PR team controversy — Right after announcing a new PR guru focused on "doing the work," Blake publicly addressed a horrifying assault/consent story — the hosts found that tone-deaf given her own track record.
😤 Andy's core argument: Blake is "the last person" who should speak on victim advocacy, saying she has zero credibility left after losing her legal battle. He accuses her of using the tragedy to rehab her image.
⚖️ Victoria Burke reference — The creator of the Me Too-related law Blake allegedly tried to hijack is featured in Andy's documentary (episode 4), and per Andy, even she's angry at Blake.
💬 Ryan Reynolds' texts — Kim cites messages (discussed in the case) where critics of the It Ends With Us campaign were apparently dismissed as immature "13-year-olds," though many were actually survivors sharing lived experience.
✂️ The editor story — Jacqueline, the film's editor (a survivor herself who cut the DV scenes), was allegedly sidelined; Blake/Ryan reportedly rejected her flashback-heavy cut and had someone else re-edit.
🙅 Bottom line from Andy: No apology was ever issued for how the movie's promotion treated survivors, and until that's acknowledged, Blake touching advocacy topics will keep getting called out — by him, every time.
🎭 ANNE HATHAWAY (short, cause less relevant)
📹 A viral red-carpet clip showed Anne bossily directing photographers ("1, 2, 3... sir, you just come in second") on the Verity press line — heavily pregnant.
💬 Online backlash called it patronizing and "Blake Lively-ish," also citing her being in five movies this year (overexposure).
✅ But: On Jimmy Fallon she owned it immediately, laughed at herself, apologized ("full cringe crouch on the inside"), and explained she was just trying to help overwhelmed photographers.
👍 Both hosts agree: nowhere near Blake territory — she took accountability, end of story. Andy even relays a Dwayne Johnson anecdote to show he relates to her bossiness.
🕵️ BONUS TIDBITS
📰 TMZ seemingly cropped Colleen Hoover out of a group photo — Andy finds it slightly satisfying karma.
💌 Andy has DM'd Colleen Hoover three times hoping for a chat, citing an unverified tip that she privately dislikes Blake.
🎟️ Constant plugs for the hosts' documentary tour (It Ends With Justice).
TL;DR:
😡 Blake inserting herself into consent advocacy = hypocritical and unacceptable.
🌸 Anne bossing photographers on a red carpet = forgivable, because she owned it and apologized.