Kylie’s documenting, Davina’s performing, Katie Price is still somehow making headlines and Victoria is emotionally recovering from catalogue shopping trauma.

This week the girls chat Kylie’s new documentary, the glory days of Avon and flipping through catalogues like they were sacred texts, plus Davina’s triumphant return to the stage with her revamped hit fringe show Diary of a Dublin Drag Diva.

And yes — the Rotters are back. Unfortunately, so are the people in them.

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On this week’s episode, we celebrate four decades of The George — Ireland’s most iconic LGBTQ+ venue — as the city gears up for a huge anniversary week. We also chat about Priscilla Queen of the Desert: The Musical arriving at Bord Gáis Energy Theatre this June for Pride Month and speak with actress Adele Anderson a star of the show, about bringing the show to Dublin.

Expect gossip, laughs, and another chaotic “Rotter of the Week.”

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Petty Little Things is back with another gloriously unfiltered episode, and this week Davina Devine and Victoria Secret are diving headfirst into nostalgia, pop culture, and a few well-deserved rants.

We’re raising a glass to 40 fabulous years of Dublin’s iconic George Bar — the stories, the scandals, and the unforgettable nights that shaped a community. From there, we shift gears to chat about Una Healy’s brand new EP Beating Heart, giving our honest take on the sound, the vibes, and whether it’s a hit or a miss.

Of course, it wouldn’t be Petty Little Things without a little generational tension — we unpack just how clueless Gen Z can be (and yes, we said what we said). Plus, we get into the return of Madonna, what it really means, and how internal gay culture is evolving — for better or worse.

And don’t worry, the claws are out for our weekly fan-favourite segment: Rotters of the Week — where we call out the mess, the mayhem, and the people who truly tried it.

Sharp tongues, big laughs, and absolutely no holding back — just the way you like it.

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