a warning. This episode discusses sexual assault and other topics not suitable for young audiences.

Please take care while listening. This sort of dates back to the beginning of 2020 and the

beginning of the pandemic. Duma, this anonymous Instagram account collects user-submitted gossip

and then reposted on Instagram stories. So it's only up for 24 hours. You kind of have to watch

it in real time to get the juice and then it's gone. Army hammers, why filed for divorce in the

summer of 2020? And then in January of 2021, another anonymous Instagram account that came out

started making some claims about Army Hammer releasing like DMs that he had purportedly sent to her

that were sort of sexual in nature, BDSM, kink type stuff. Duma, started reposting things.

Some of these claims were that, you know, he had a cannibalism fetish and just things that you

don't ordinarily hear about a major a-list actor. Then Duma gets a tip that there's a big expose

coming in the LA Times. Devastating Army Hammer News incoming. And then she's posting it's coming

tomorrow. Thinking it's tomorrow. It's coming next week. What she finally landed on was that they were

going to run this story the Monday after the Super Bowl. So this would have been in February

of 2021. He will not under any circumstances recover from what's about to come. Oh my god.

All of his reps are dropping. The drum beat is getting louder. Oh, this is going to be so good. I mean

bad. But the story never came. Hi, FYI, the LA Times Army story got killed. It's not happening.

Piece is killed. It's literally nonexistent. Holy shit.

From Justine Harmon and audio chuck, this is killed. The podcast that brings dead stories back to life.

Episode four. The actor.

It takes a village to create a proper celebrity.

Teams of strategists and experts and stylists are consulted on every facet of the image.

Does the actor take off his shirt in magazine editorials or does he politely refuse to be

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