The Sports Gossip Show

Madeline and Charlotte are back, this time live from Super Bowl LX! Or XL? Tough to say! The gals break down the vibes for the Patriots and Seahawks ahead of the big game, talk about how Tom Brady won’t say “go Pats,” and take you along on their Super Bowl journey so far.

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Madeline and Charlotte are back with everything you need to know before the Winter Olympics kick off in Milan on Friday. The gals have you covered when it comes to juicy stories: Lindsey Vonn is skiing on a torn ACL, the Blade Angels are trying to get a gold medal for the US for the first time in two decades, engaged hockey stars are playing against each other, and a French ice dancing team is a mess.

Also: an Italian skater is dealing with Minions drama, Norwegians are punished for cheating in the crotch of ski suits, and Grindr has some new security measures for the games. The gals will be back next week after the Super Bowl to track the gossip as it goes down.
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Madeline and Charlotte are back with an episode full of sports gossip and then some not-so-fun Epstein Files-related information at the end.

First, Madison Beer and Chargers QB Justin Herbert were spotted at pre-GRAMMYs party. Indiana’s Fernando Mendoza officially has a LinkedIn sponsorship! Tom Brady had a weird time on his couch with his Instagram stories, and Kim Kardashian and Lewis Hamilton were spotted in Paris together.

Unrivaled set a record for women’s basketball attendance with its huge Philly crowd, and Kylie Kelce gave star Paige Bueckers all the fixins’ for a Shirley Temple after the two talked about the drink on Kelce’s show. On a broadcast, Reggie Miller compared Caitlin Clark to Payton Pritchard — and she was understandably not happy about it. In final basketball news: a Giannis trade!?

It’s looking good for Jordan Chiles receiving her 2024 bronze medal. Singer Benson Boone is playing in the flag football game at the Super Bowl. Robert Kraft will not be in The Hall of Fame this year, his first year of eligibility.

And, finally, a dive into the NFL owners who were mentioned by Jeffrey Epstein — Giants owner Steve Tisch, Patriots owner Robert Kraft, and Jets owner Woody Johnson all come up a fair amount.

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Madeline and Charlotte are back with a complete timeline of the reasons people are saying Bill Belichick will not be a first-ballot Hall of Fame inductee this year. The gals go through a timeline of Spygate, Deflategate, and Belichick’s relationship with Jordon Hudson and his disastrous season with UNC. Is there a simple answer to why Bill Belichick was left off? And does it have to do with PR, yet again? Listen to find out!

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Madeline and Charlotte are back, and before they get into any sports drama, they want to make it clear that they stand with the people of Minnesota and Maine and are very anti-ICE! The list of athletes who’ve spoken out is not quite as long as it should be.

In lighter news, Charlotte’s Patriots will be in the Super Bowl against the Seahawks! The gals will discuss more on a Thursday episode about WAGs and off-the-field SB storylines.

Olympic track and field star Sydney McLaughlin-Levrone is expecting her first baby, and the “Heated Rivalry” stars were Olympic torchbearers. Madeline finds out in real time that her step-cousin Joe Brady is the new Bills head coach! The gals then dive into the drama with Bills owner Terry Pegula, who threw the former head coach, Sean McDermott, under the bus.

Clemson head coach, Dabo Swinney, accused Ole Miss head coach, Pete Golding, of tampering with Clemson player Luke Ferrelli by having the Giants’ quarterback text him, and Duke reached a settlement with quarterback Darian Mensah.

Australian Open drama! Naomi Osaka withdrew due to injury and Coco Gauff smashed her racket away from cameras, and Carlos Alcaraz and Jannick Sinner are best friends. Lakers star LeBron James responded to ESPN’s article about the Buss family drama and his relationship with former owner Jeannie Buss. Trinity Rodman re-signed with the Washington Spirit on a three-year contract paying more than $2 million per year.

And, finally, Canadian Olympic snowboarder Ryan Wedding was arrested and pled not guilty to murder and drug trafficking on Monday. The full story is wild.

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