
Hollywood murders, celebrity deaths, true crime and more!
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 207 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | True Crime | |||

Kyle brings on Greg Hoey to tell the stories of the Hollywood Bandit and the 1997 North Hollywood shootout at the Bank of America on Laurel Canyon.
Check out Greg Hoey on You Gonna Eat That Crust? And the Pizza Bones True Crime Podcasts.
Kyle brings in Brianna Classen to discuss Ted Kennedy's infamous Chappaquiddick crash that killed staffer Mary Jo Kopechne and much more.
Featured cases in this episode:
-JFK Jr.
-Tafari Campbell
-John Forte
-The Lady of the Dunes
-John Belush... more
Kyle gives updates on the Alex Murdaugh murder convictions being overturned and the case of Mackenzie Shirilla.
Find out what really happened in the story behind the Netflix Original Documentary How to Rob a Bank with FBI Agent Shawn Johnson and professional bank robber Steven Meyers.
Two sides of the law. One case. Today on Death in Entertainment.
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[he’s] been here for years… Glad to hear Kyle’s taking the show back to its roots. Still miss Mark and Alejandro but excited to see what Kyle has lined up.
Can’t get enough of this show! Learned about it when Kyle was on Fie Bud. Sad when he left but so glad he’s back from Boston bringing us great researched and interesting Hollywood stories etc.
I love this show. Don’t get me wrong. But things have changed a lot since the golden era of the original trio. The show has streamlined so much. Many of the things like pop culture flash and the fun back and forths are gone. It’s become a straightforward relaying of facts. That’s not what I loved about this show before. Jerri can be funny but she doesn’t know anything about movies and it’s clear. Ben is great but he just doesn’t have the same Hollywood insight as Mark or Alejandro. I’m hoping th... more
I loved this podcast when it was the original trio, didn’t miss any episodes, it flowed nicely. now unfortunately I find myself just checking who their talking about & debating whether to attempt to listen to it or not. I miss when they used to talk about songs or movies that came out during the same year said event happened came out. To me personally now it’s an overload of in between loud banter that ruins it for me. I don’t mind some at times but it seems like it’s where I find myself debatin... more
the frequent I’m sorry to say stupid banter ruins the storytelling.
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A darkly humorous true-crime conversation focusing on Hollywood deaths, celebrity murders, and high-profile tragedies. Episodes blend archival details, biographical anecdotes, and cultural commentary, often pairing light banter with serious topics like suicide, manslaughter, and the media's treatment of fame. The show frequently covers iconic cases, memorials, and the evolving narratives around public figures, while welcoming guests and new dynamics to keep the discussion fresh. Its mix of reverence, irreverence, and deep-dive storytelling is likely to appeal to listeners who enjoy crime analysis, celebrity culture, and thoughtfully paced storytelling with a sarcastic edge.
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Recent guests on Death In Entertainment include:
1. Steven Meyers
2. Shawn Johnson
3. Mike O'Brien
4. Amy Huguenard
5. Eileen Bowman
6. Jerii Aquino
7. Jeri Aquino
8. Chris Todd
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