
Hey there, pop culture aficionados and social commentary seekers! Have you wondered what crypto scam Kim K is running this week? Or what actually happened with that Will Smith lawsuit? Welcome to Scandal Queens, where we peel back the glitz and glamour to reveal the dark side of celebrity culture they don't want you to see.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 44 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Entertainment NewsNewsSociety & Culture | |||

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Think Hollywood only became a nasty place when Epstein got involved with Peggy Siegal? Think again. In this episode, I'm taking you on a journey into the very predatory history of Hollywood...going all the way ba... more
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What happened to Marilyn Monroe at the Cal Neva Lodge in 1962? And what did Frank Sinatra and Sam Giancana have to do with it?
In this episode, I'm taking you deep into the final year of Marilyn's life. We'll lo... more
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Yeah, Frank Sinatra used to sing for the mob...but what do you know about Johnny Roselli, or Charlie Baron?
In this episode, I'm taking you deep into a few of the strangest Hollywood-meets-mafia-related stories.... more
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Assault. Child abuse. Grievous bodily harm. Kim Kardashian. Those are just a few of horrors you can expect in this final chapter on Joe Francis.
In part one, we looked at the mysterious childhood that created Jo... more
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This woman E.B Johnson is a most brilliant writer & investigator! I suggest her work to every•ONE!
Interesting subjects, especially for millennials who grew up with so many of these celebrities presented as aspirational figures. I think she does a great job telling complex stories and weaving together historical similarities with just enough detail to not make the podcast tedious. She is conscientious in her discussions and also forthcoming with what is her theory vs fact. Good listen if you’re someone who likes examining pop culture and media narratives with a dash of history.
This podcast is okay but I feel like she’s always so negative. I know this is about scandals but EB comes off like a hater no matter what she’s talking about. It would be nice to hear anything that she doesn’t just hate.
I’ve been listening for a couple months and initially liked it but came back to update my review. I’ve stopped listening now. The host treats her listeners like we’re the problem. “It happened because you people are so obsessed with fame and making these evil people famous.” No, actually, if I’m listening to your podcast I’m not a celebrity sycophant, I’m on the host’s side. It just seemed like the host was always fussing at me like I caused these problems, not explaining how it happened.
Look, I love the content, facts and story telling. But Im wondering- who is your audience? Because I agree with you, but I feel like you are talking to us like WE are the idiots. Like WE are in trouble. I feel like your audience on this Duggar episode is people who love the Duggars and you are telling them how bad that is. But um— no. I don’t like the Duggars, I agree with you, and I had to turn you off because I felt like a was the kid in class that did my homework, but Im still getting yelled ... more
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This show offers a sharp, opinionated take on celebrity culture, media narratives, and the entertainment industry's power dynamics. Across recent episodes, topics include high-profile scandals, conservatorship and control within Hollywood, the intertwining of money, religion, and fame, and the way PR and public perception shape narratives around stars like Britney Spears, Katy Perry, and the Kardashian circle. The host(s) blend archival context with fiery analysis, often challenging mainstream portrayals and calling out industry structures that profit from fame and controversy. A standout angle is the willingness to connect historical patterns in entertainment to current scandals, while maintaining a provocative, unapologetic voice that aim... more
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