Legal minds participate in a Silicon Valley summit to discuss the latest advances in tech, the CBSMTV Video Music Awards, and how Nick Jonas actually should start queerbaiting again if he feels like it. Also more.

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And on today's Las Cultch: an examination of We've Reached Peak Gay Sluttliness, the new piece written by Steven Phillips-Horst for The Cut, thoughts on the new South Park, and Sabrina Carpenter as a Rorschach test. Also, thoughts on SC's latest album Man's Best Friend, Parvati and Cirie's Australian Survivor takeover, the theatrical achievement that is Lady Gaga's The Mayhem Ball, and US Open culture. All this, RHOP trailer thoughts, Karen Huger a free woman, the viral Dubai chocolate and Mother Goose. She's f*cking weird!

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Reality "forks" in this episode of Las Cultch with friend of the show and noted fresh, young, creative talent Julio Torres, who has truly made it Off-Broadway with his new show Color Theories, running from 9/3 to 9/22 at Performance Space NY. He joins our hosts Matt + Bowen to discuss the greatest dresses of all time, The Dress (you know the one), the origin of the phrase "demon twink" and the plot of Bye Bye Birdie (they think). Also, Eva Longoria's impact on culture and the boys themselves, the film Her, Texas Roadhouse and Cracker Barrel dining culture, shoeless mannequins, the dangers of too much weed soda and the concept of a "Costco chain". All this, what a Julio Torres-Taylor Swift discourse might be like, how it feels to purchase condoms as a high schooler, a Zohran campaign strategy brainstorm, and the planning of what may prove to be the greatest drag pageant in NYC history. Get your tickets to see Julio and be sure to rock your "I Can't! I Have Rehearsal!" t-shirts, which are available somewhere out there, probably.

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