Not Rich Yet

This week, Courtney and Gus talk about Beyonce's Formation, Orange is the New Black, Supergirl, Agent Carter, and entitled people living in Los Angeles. They also explore a Bad Superpower that allows someone to travel back in time, but only to one week.

This week, Gus & Courtney reimagine the ending of Mean Girls in a new Alternate Endings segment, talk about Pizza Hut's new Stuffed Garlic Knot Pizza, Kanye Vs. Wiz, Rihanna's ANTI, & introduce a new segment: Twitter Wars.

This week, Courtney and Gus pretend to be friends with Leonardo Dicaprio, review the Suicide Squad Trailer, propose Chicago spinoff shows for Dick Wolf, talk about Macklemore's "White Privilege II," and introduce a new segment called Alternate Endings.

In this episode of "Not Rich Yet," Courtney and Gus discuss returning TV shows, midseason premieres, #OscarsSoWhite, Panda Express' new advertising campaign, and have a special Tinder edition of "Dating Dealbreakers."

"Not Rich Yet" is back for the new year! This week, Courtney and Gus talk about the Golden Globes, pop culture predictions for 2016, Star Wars: The Force Awakens, messy apartments, and how adding gluten to everything could be a terrible superpower.

SPOILER ALERT: "How to Get Away with Murder," "Scandal," and "Scream Queens." This week, Gus and Courtney discuss holiday-themed weed, Life Size 2, the Disney dating app, the X-Men trailer, and pretend to be friends with Rudolph, and more!

In this episode, Courtney and Gus talk about pretentious restaurants in Los Angeles, the importance of Heinz ketchup, that awful Batman vs. Superman trailer, unusual baby names, the new singer Who is Fancy, and pretend to be friends with Jennifer Aniston.

In this episode, Courtney and Gus review Adele's new album, "25," talk about dating people in Los Angeles that may or may not live too far, and discuss the top ten things they were thankful for this year in pop culture. Spoiler alert: Crazy Ex-Girlfriend.

In this episode, Gus and Courtney talk about the Powerpuff Girls as adults, Shia LaBeouf's #AllMyMovies, the offensive Bloomingdale's ad, Starbucks and their damn red cups, and share their opinions on ugly Christmas sweaters.

This week, Courtney and Gus talk about the horror of airports in Los Angeles, being friends with Shonda Rhimes, and introduce a new segment called "Dating Dealbreakers." Their first dealbreaker? Vegans.

This week on "Not Rich Yet," Gus and Courtney discuss Ariana Grande's new song, Wicked City, their hate of walking in Los Angeles, pretend to be friends with Shia LeBeouf, and imagine what it's like to transform into any serial killer.

This week, Courtney and Gus discuss Adele's epic new song, imagine being friends with Original Scream Queen Jamie Lee Curtis, express their hatred of freeways in Los Angeles, introduce a new segment called "Bad Superpowers," and of course, talk HALLOWEEN!

This week, Gus and Courtney imagine what "The Wild Thornberrys" would be like as a sequel TV series. They also discuss this season of American Horror Story, imagine what next season will be, and spend a day with Lady Gaga.

SPOILER ALERT: Contains spoilers on "Scream Queens," and "Quantico." This week, Courtney and Gus imagine what Scooby Doo would be like as a live action sequel series, the Fall 2015 pilot season, and imagine being friends with Emma Roberts for a day.

This week, Courtney and Gus discuss the Facebook "dislike" button, Demi Lovato's new song "Confident," and the new bacon dating app. They also imagine what "Hey Arnold!" would be like as a sequel HBO series, in a new segment called "Round Two."

On this episode of "Not Rich Yet," Courtney and Gus talk about unrealistic healthy living in LA, Hailee Steinfeld's "Love Myself," and what they would do if they could spend one day with Christian Bale.

Gus and Courtney predict the 2015 Emmys. Do you agree with their predictions?

Not Rich Yet is a comedic pop culture discussion from two dynamic Hollywood assistants. Join co-hosts Gus Constantellis and Courtney Perdue, as they bring unmistakable wit and sass to their commentary on film, television, music, Los Angeles, and more. Executive Producer: Jordan Henry. Julia Bonadio and Kristina Carlson.