Hi, welcome to Hollywood crime scene. This is Rachel Fisher. Hi, this is Desi Jettigan.

We're gonna have a great show today. Okay, I can feel it. We can feel it. We got it. We got

this in the bag. Let's start out the show by thinking our lovely Patreon contributors. They donated

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Okay, well, this is another week where I had a completely different plan. And because I couldn't

get a book that I wanted, then I had to like bail on the whole plan. So I started looking for

other celebrity memoirs or like not even like, but like, campy ones. And I came across one of these

celebrity memoirs that was called My Face for the World to See. And it was by an actress named

Liz Renee, who you might know from the John Waters movie, Desperate Living. She's the blonde,

sexy blonde lead, one of the lead characters in that movie. And obviously the thing that appealed

to me was John Waters. The reason he put her in that movie is because he read this memoir and was

obsessed with her. Really? Yes. So obviously that peaked my interest. And you know that Rachel and I

are both huge fans of John Waters and pretty much everyone connected with him. Absolutely.

So I was pretty interested. My main source for this, I'm sorry, this episode is that memoir,

My Face for the World to See, which by the way is a line from female trouble. Yeah. He like

took that memoir title. And there's several other instances where I'm like, that is something he

got from her memoir. My other source that I used is her other memoir called My First 2000 Men.

That was actually the first one she did. And then she did the second one later. So this is a

real character we're about to be dealing with. She has like a very interesting life. Liz Renee was

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