Infamous is a new podcast series you won't want to miss, covering sex, scandal, and spin.

It's a series of scandalous stories told by the journalists who broke them.

Vanity Fair writers Vanessa Gregoriatis and Gabriel Sherman share the background into popular

stories you know but didn't fully know.

They're going to tell you about what was really

happening with Girls Gone Wild, the intrigue of the White House, and bold-faced divorces.

You'll learn about Elon Musk having an affair with the now ex-wife of his longtime friend

to Russian spies. You'll hear from the leader of a sex cult and an exclusive never-before-heard

interview from Nixian member Alison Mack. It's everything you didn't know about the stories behind

the stories. Check out this clip to hear a sample into the famous 2004 robbery from the robber himself of Girls Gone Wild founder Joe Francis's home

and the scandal and backstory you have never heard before.

This is a story about thieving, about things being taken from you, things you don't deserve to have taken.

So to tell it, we're going to start with an actual robbery, a famous one.

It's a robbery that took place in 2004 at a house in Bel Air, concrete, glass, pool out back.

This house is owned by a guy who founded a company you may have heard of,

but you probably haven't thought about it in a million years.

Now you can party with the wildest girls ever caught on tape.

Girls Gone Wild!

Yup, this is the home of the founder of Girls Gone Wild, Joe Francis.

He's about 30 years old.

Sort of good-looking, square jaw.

But also, often seems on edge, like he's going to yell at a waiter.

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