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Celebrity Memoir Book Club

A Curated Collection of Famous People’s Feelings

Welcome to the definitive guide to Celebrity Memoir Book Club’s greatest hits, where Ashley Hamilton and Claire Parker have done the hard work of reading celebrity memoirs so you don’t have to.

These top episodes represent the very best in the fine art of watching two entertaining women try to make sense of books written by people who often believe their own bullshit, and of-course, have to share it with the world by way of a book every publisher is salivating to publish. 

So grab your favourite beverage (preferably something stronger than the kombucha these celebrities are always pushing), prepare to feel both entertained and slightly concerned about the state of modern literature, and get ready to dive into the episodes that prove famous people’s problems are exactly as ridiculous as you think they are.

Steve Madden is The Cobbler

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An examination of footwear reveals the potential involvement of Steve Madden in their creation. The iconic shoe brand represents an individual with a passion for feet and rapid shoe production, possibly pioneering fast fashion in footwear. While he engaged in confirmed illegal financial activities and served his sentence, Steve Madden has returned to producing stylish shoes once more.

Tyra Banks (And Her Mama) Know Perfect is Boring

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To achieve success, perfection should be avoided as it lacks interest. Tyra Banks and her mother guide listeners through Tyra’s professional journey, challenging conventional standards, and explaining how dental gaps can be either fashionable or unfashionable depending on circumstances.

Aziz Ansari Defines Modern Love

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Whether this qualifies as a memoir depends on one’s flexible interpretation as a contemporary individual. Aziz Ansari authored a book focused on romance rather than personal experiences. He examines challenging questions such as whether modern dating has become more difficult due to applications and social platforms, and whether consuming tedious literature increases or decreases romantic prospects.

Prince Harry is Spare

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This episode requires minimal introduction. Prince Harry formerly held royal status, though now the title serves as a moniker. In his autobiography, he communicates from outside his former royal confines to either disrupt the monarchy entirely or simply present his perspective because he dislikes being perceived as unintelligent. The interpretation remains with the audience.

Paris Hilton Wrote Paris The Memoir

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Don your Juicy tracksuit for this revealing episode. Paris Hilton is a recognizable figure who evokes strong reactions, yet she seldom provides authentic insights into her private life. Paris The Memoir represents a genuine exposé that reveals significant details, so readers should prepare themselves for candid revelations.

Anthony Bourdain is Kitchen Confidential

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Moving swiftly into the dark corners of New York City’s most upscale kitchen alongside culinary icon Anthony Bourdain. In the publication that launched his career, Anthony reveals insights ranging from the evolution of restaurant culture to avoiding problematic seafood selections.

Jada Pinkett Smith is Worthy

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Jada, Jada, Jada, will she ever discover the answers. This week Jada Pinkett Smith draws back the veil to expose the reality of romance, existence, and entertainment industry dynamics, though her revelations only create greater bewilderment.

Michael Phelps Goes Beneath the Surface

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This week the hosts dive into the mind of one of history’s most accomplished athletes. One might assume that endless pool laps would leave him with limited commentary, and that assumption would be partially accurate. However, during Olympic season, monotony serves as the pathway to improvement.

Parker Posey Is on an Airplane

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Picture this scenario: a passenger finds themselves seated beside indie film favorite Parker Posey on an aircraft, anticipating her tales. They feel thrilled with anticipation, requesting a double beverage to enjoy during her conversation. However, by the time they realize the nature of her upcoming narratives, it’s too late to consume sleep medication.

Matthew Perry has Friends, Lovers, and a Big Terrible Thing

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Could Matthew Perry demonstrate greater openness in his highly awaited autobiography? The determination remains with readers. Matthew Perry not only headlined a series that shaped an entire generation but also engaged in numerous romantic encounters, and these represent two subjects he enthusiastically discusses, so prepare accordingly.

Hilaria Baldwin Doesn’t Have a Manual

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Who is that woman practicing yoga beside Alec Baldwin? It’s Hilaria and she’s prepared to share her perspective on events. However, only her viewpoint will be presented, providing an incomplete narrative. Readers will discover which individuals she believes treated her unfairly in their reporting.

Jay Shetty Thinks Like a Monk

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One’s existence isn’t problematic, they simply haven’t located the appropriate spiritual guide. Initially, achieve multi-millionaire status, then consider employing Jay Shetty, the celebrity monk, to groom your hair and validate making wealth accumulation your sole objective. Jay Shetty draws upon his monastic background to reassure everyone that celebrity status is beneficial.

Seth Rogen Signs the Yearbook

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For those seeking the backstory of Seth Rogen’s culturally significant films, this isn’t the appropriate source. In his publication Yearbook, Seth has compiled all his preferred social gathering anecdotes into a single permanent collection.

Chelsea Handler Asks, Are You There Vodka?

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Little remains unsaid about Chelsea Handler that hasn’t been previously expressed. She represents a disruption to social order and the comedy landscape of their youth, yet there was a period when she was their sole option, the alcohol they revered. That era was undeniably chaotic.

Rachel Hollis is a Girl Who Washes Her Face

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Has anyone ever experienced being overwhelmed by more than 200 pages of terrible guidance? One could cleanse their face or listen to Claire and Ashley navigate through the complete disaster that is Rachel Hollis’s interpretation of her preferred Pinterest sayings.

Al Pacino is Sonny Boy

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Meet their diminutive companion Al! Al Pacino has appeared in some of cinema’s most iconic films and despite years of navigating New York’s theatrical world and learning Hollywood’s complexities, he continues to be endearingly silly.