Vanity Fair’s Little Gold Men takes you inside the world of film and television, from standing ovations at Sundance to the Best Picture award at the Oscars. With special guest appearances from stars, creators, and critics, our expert hosts dive into the power and glamour of Hollywood, as only Vanity Fair can.
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Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 706 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Category | TV & Film |
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Miss the old gifted trio—and now in fall ‘25 truly annoyed by John Ross, both REALLY grating voice and pushy manner, as well as generally empty banal comments. Poor VF choice—just can’t listen to this train wreck just to pull out Rebecca’s savvy comments.
Did Vanity Fair even bother listening to their new host? Perhaps a face for TV but definitely not a voice for radio. Slow, grating, no energy - got through half the Emmy episode and turned it off as I couldn’t listen anymore. Rebecca, David and Hilary are great. Bring back Richard and David C!
I’m disgusted by VF getting rid of their longtime staffers and hosts of this show. I’d been a loyal listener for years but I’m deleting the show now. These new (I assume cheaper) hosts are unlistenable. What an alltime downgrade in quality.
I can’t imagine the tenor in the room when the new editorial staff decided to kneecap this once-great podcast by literally jettisoning one of the premiere critical talents of our generation. Honestly I’m torn whether to continue listening given Richard and David’s departures. This used to be required listening but now I see myself increasingly scrolling past when new eps show up in my feed. I know times are tough in publishing but you invest in talent like David and Michael, you don’t downgrade ... more
New cast is a fail! What were they thinking? It is obvious there is no synergy amongst these new people what used to be an engaging, enlightening and fun to listen to podcast is now boring and flat. RIP, Richard and David.
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Expert hosts engage listeners with insightful discussions centered around the film and television industries, specifically focusing on award seasons, festivals, and standout performances. Listeners are treated to anecdotes from events like the Oscars and Cannes, alongside critiques and predictions that bring depth to the latest cinematic and television trends. Noteworthy guest appearances enhance the dialogue, allowing for diverse perspectives on the art of storytelling and the cultural significance of media today. This podcast likely offers a blend of humor, entertainment, and critical analysis, catering to both film aficionados and casual viewers interested in the dynamics of Hollywood.
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