Si and Lana headed to the cinema over the weekend to catch the highly anticipated Devil Wears Prada 2. In this review, the team breaks down whether the return of Miranda Priestly lived up to the legendary original. From the fashion to the feuds, Si and Lana give their honest takes on the sequel—did it leave them inspired or ready to throw a coat at the assistant?

If you're wondering if you should book tickets this week, listen to this unfiltered review before you go!

Si and Lana headed to the cinema over the weekend to catch the highly anticipated Devil Wears Prada 2. In this review, the team breaks down whether the return of Miranda Priestly lived up to the legendary original. From the fashion to the feuds, Si and Lana give their honest takes on the sequel&mdash;did it leave them inspired or ready to throw a coat at the assistant?
If you're wondering if you should book tickets this week, listen to this unfiltered review before you go!

Wake up with a laugh with Simon Barnett, Lana Searle and The Breakfast Club - on More FM

Wake up with a laugh with Simon Barnett, Lana Searle and The Breakfast Club - on More FM

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Wake up with a laugh with Simon Barnett and Lana Searle with The Breakfast Club - on More FM

Wake up with a laugh with Simon Barnett and Lana Searle with The Breakfast Club - on More FM

Si, Lana & The Breakfast Club 

Devil Wears Prada 2: Is the Sequel Actually Fashionable? 👠

Lana dives into a legendary "Community Page Rage" coming all the way from Greymouth. What started as a simple complaint about a light being left on at the local library spiraled into an absolute swearing-masterclass that has divided a Facebook group of over 20,000 people.

Hear the team react to the Coast’s most heated digital debate, the sheer amount of bleeping required, and why some people in Greymouth really, really care about the power bill.

Lana dives into a legendary "Community Page Rage" coming all the way from Greymouth. What started as a simple complaint about a light being left on at the local library spiraled into an absolute swearing-masterclass that has divided a Facebook group of over 20,000 people.
Hear the team react to the Coast&rsquo;s most heated digital debate, the sheer amount of bleeping required, and why some people in Greymouth really, really care about the power bill.

Greymouth’s 20,000-Person Library Light Meltdown! 🤬

The team reacts to the incredible footage shared by Ipswich Town FC, showing Ed Sheeran right in the middle of the post-match chaos. Holding a pint of stout and standing side-by-side with manager Kieran McKenna, Ed proved he’s more than just a sponsor—he’s the team’s biggest fan.

Si, Lana, and the team discuss the viral clips of the dressing room singalong and why Ed Sheeran might be the only person on earth who can look that at home with a pint in a locker room full of pro athletes.

The team reacts to the incredible footage shared by Ipswich Town FC, showing Ed Sheeran right in the middle of the post-match chaos. Holding a pint of stout and standing side-by-side with manager Kieran McKenna, Ed proved he&rsquo;s more than just a sponsor&mdash;he&rsquo;s the team&rsquo;s biggest fan.
Si, Lana, and the team discuss the viral clips of the dressing room singalong and why Ed Sheeran might be the only person on earth who can look that at home with a pint in a locker room full of pro athletes.

Ed Sheeran Crashes the Ipswich Locker Room Celebration! 🍻

In this edition of That’s Slightly Interesting, Speedy breaks down the mind-blowing true story of Hiroo Onoda, the Japanese Imperial Army intelligence officer who remained at his post on Lubang Island for 29 years after World War II ended. From surviving in the jungle to ignoring every official surrender notice, it’s one of history's most intense tales of loyalty.

However, just as the team is soaking in the gravity of Onoda's journey, Bondy swoops in with a joke so lame it nearly wrecks the entire segment. Come for the history, stay for the studio chaos as the team tries to keep the rails on.

In this edition of That&rsquo;s Slightly Interesting, Speedy breaks down the mind-blowing true story of Hiroo Onoda, the Japanese Imperial Army intelligence officer who remained at his post on Lubang Island for 29 years after World War II ended. From surviving in the jungle to ignoring every official surrender notice, it&rsquo;s one of history's most intense tales of loyalty.
However, just as the team is soaking in the gravity of Onoda's journey, Bondy swoops in with a joke so lame it nearly wrecks the entire segment. Come for the history, stay for the studio chaos as the team tries to keep the rails on.

Devil Wears Prada 2: Is the Sequel Actually Fashionable? 👠

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