Death by Fame
IDPeople come to Hollywood to find fame and fortune. The lucky ones see their star rise and are catapulted into an untouchable bubble of fame. But all too often these once beloved icons are met with a disturbing fate – either through an untimely death or a scandal that brings their world crashing down around them. Every week, host and criminal defense lawyer Sara Azari will break down a different ca... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 8 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Category | True Crime | ||||
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Criminal trial attorney and host of “Death by Fame” Sara Azari and Jim Griffin, S. Carolina criminal defense attorney and trial attorney for Alex Murdaugh break down the conspiracy theories surrounding the death of the godfather of soul, James Brown.... more
On December 8th, 2014 the body of Stephanie Moseley, a talented dancer, actress and choreographer was found shot dead in her bathtub. Her husband Earl Hayes, a rapper, was found dead mere feet away in the bedroom of their Fairfax apartment in what ap... more
Please note - This episode was recorded before Armie Hammer's public statement of innocence on February 4th, 2023. Armie Hammer’s life seemed to be the pinnacle of perfection. He was rich, famous and on track to be a fixture within the Hollywood elit... more
What started as a Hollywood love affair between two stars quickly embroiled into a he-said / she-said trial that captivated the nation. Sara sits down with Dr. Alice Berkwotiz, clinical and forensic psychologist for over 30 years. Together they will ... more
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- Bait and switch
The host teased a show about Armie Hammer, then introduced her guest, a friend of hers who is an LA DA, so can’t talk about the case.
Apple Podcasts1Betty Border
United States5 months ago - No detail - they assume you already know the case
This podcast is trash- it had the intrigue and potential to be really interesting but the first episode about the glee deaths was awful. For an episode about the many deaths, they literally never went into any detail about how/when any of them died, nor did they detail who exactly they were and which characters they were on the show. It was basically listening to two fan girls dish about how “crazy and kooky” it was that so many ppl attached to the project died. No other substance, backstory ... more
Apple Podcasts1Calvin's heroesUnited States8 months ago - Mediocre content and less than mediocre host
I have listened to two episodes. The first I listened to was the episode about the accidental shooting on the Rust movie with Alec Baldwin. The host is blah, but she had a really insightful guest who really knew his stuff (about guns on movie productions). She would ask him questions, he’d answer, and then she would essentially push back because she disagreed. In editing, after the fact, she basically went on about how she disagreed with her guest, which was so weird and stupid. The second ... more
Apple Podcasts2fivesunflowersUnited States8 months ago - I had hoped for this podcast.
This is one of the worst “true crime” podcasts I’ve listened to, made even worse by the fact that there is solid source material for every episode, but it seems to be largely ignored. Generally, I think it is interesting when people offer their opinions and speculations when they are backed by facts, but this show is all speculation and assumption. And very little factual back-up or sometimes even accurate information. I appreciate that the host is a lawyer, but she needs to remember she is ... more
Apple Podcasts1MyOwnBeeswax707United States8 months ago - Not a fan
So much speculation in an episode for example the whole Floyd mayweather thing it felt like you low key wanted the guy to start sht with Floyd and the interview was cringey, constantly cutting your guest off and it felt like he was more of a good friend not a best friend he barely knew anything about her before she died. Those are my thoughts and probably will never listen to another episode
Apple Podcasts2ezraphoenixUnited States8 months ago
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