We are not ashamed to say it... this might be the sexiest episode of Culture Pigs yet... but sometimes you just need to go where the content takes you.

Kicking off this week's episode, Kate and Rory tackle Emerald Fennell's brand new sexy adaptation of what has been called the greatest romance in the entire history of literature, why people are losing their minds over the movie (in good and bad ways), and what it signifies for the sexuality of "older" women.

Following that, in light of the recent announcement that she will be joining the Greatest British Bake Off ranks, Kate takes us back through the history of Nigella Lawson and some of her greatest foody descriptors.

And closing us out, Rory takes a gander at the upcoming series of Beatles biopics, how they could completely disrupt cinema as we know it - from box office to Oscars - and some of the hottest takes that fans of the Fab Four have had so far.

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