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Beyoncé's Coachella performance, filled with nods to African American culture, has been the talk of the week. What were some of the references and why were they significant? And Anjali Bhimani, the voice of Overwatch's Symmetra, and Ally McLean, Sydney-based gamerunner, discuss female representation in the gaming world.

Comedian Suren Jayemanne joins the Stop Everything! panel to talk over The Simpsons' attempt to address "The Problem with Apu". Author Roxane Gay is creating space for writers to consider what it means to live in unruly bodies. And The Dollop's Dave Anthony talks about American history and shares a podcast recommendation.

Animator Michael Cusack on how he fooled millions of Rick and Morty viewers eagerly awaiting the return of the animated series; and Daily Show correspondent Dulcé Sloan on comedy, politics and Donald Duck's family tree.

We've put together some Stop Everything! long weekend highlights for you, with Julia Zemiro's incredible wormhole, Kamahl's review of Get Out, Rhianna Patrick's favourite podcasts, and historian John Edwin Mason on his newsmaking investigation of National Geographic's archives.

Will the Cambridge Analytica data harvesting scandal really drive people to #DeleteFacebook? Love it or hate it, Married At First Sight was Australia's number one show of 2018 so far — what was the magic formula that drew so many people in?

Historian John Edwin Mason explains what he found when National Geographic asked him to examine its coverage of people of colour. Netflix is the top streaming service in the country, but how much do we know about how its data analytics dictate our viewing choices?

This year's Oscars celebrated their 90th anniversary, but also had to navigate a tricky moment in time — how did they go? Notable guests offer advice to 14-year-old girls for International Women's Day, and bassist from indie rock band Camp Cope reveals what they're doing to stand up for women in the music industry.

Kamahl returns to share his thoughts on Get Out, a horror satire nominated for multiple Oscars. On the 40th anniversary of Sydney Mardis Gras, we take a look at popular culture through a queer lens. And Jordan Raskopoulos and Dr Naja Later make the case for fan fiction.

Marvel's Black Panther is not just a superhero film, it's a major milestone for cinema, a cultural moment.

YouTube's head of culture and trends Kevin Allocca joins us to talk about his new book Videocracy. Plus, exploring South Korea through the Pyeongchang Olympics and K-pop.

The complicated relationship between Uma Thurman and Quentin Tarantino was highlighted this week when the star of Kill Bill and Pulp Fiction shared her #MeToo allegations against Harvey Weinstein. And how do we feel about the fact that Crocodile Dundee, released in 1986, is the top Australian reference for (North) Americans? A bit cringey? Julia Zemiro —RockWhiz host and former SBS Eurovision presenter shares an extraordinary Internet wormhole that's not to be missed! Plus ABC Audio Studios' Kellie Riordan shares her podcast picks for the week.

A discussion with New York Times investigative journalist Richard Harris about the shady economy of buying and selling fake followers. US rapper Kendrick Lamar made Australian music history when he topped JJJ's Hottest 100 countdown with his track Humble, making him the first person of colour to win. There has been both celebration and critique. We'll dissect all the reactions with DJ MzRizk. Plus, the lowdown on The Grammys and Internet wormhole.

Stop Everything! is your new stop for all things pop culture on RN. Benjamin Law, Lauren Rosewarne and Beverley Wang discuss Aziz Ansari and what to make of the backlash against #MeToo. Ben and Beverley dive down an Internet wormhole with Ryan Griffen, and chat with Kamahl about music, Get Out and Obama. What a feast!