Hi, this is Gilbert Gottfried. This is Gilbert Gottfried's amazing colossal podcast with

my co-host Frank Santopadre. Our guest this week is a writer, researcher, journalist, historian,

and a creator, writer, producer, and narrator of the award-winning storytelling podcast. You

must remember this. Dedicated to the secret and forgotten histories of Hollywood, first

century. She's also a former editor at the LA Weekly and Village Voice as well as a contributor

to Vanity Fair, New York Magazine, Slate, and the Daily Beast. Just a name of you. Her

collected film criticism won Entertainment Reviews of the Year award from Los Angeles Press Club,

and she's also received a National Entertainment Journalism Award along with other honors. As an

author, she's also written a book's seduction, sex and lives, and starred them in Howard Hughes Hollywood,

and Hollywood frame by frame about the history of Hollywood still photography. She's also the author

of Masters of Cinema, George Lucas, as well as books about the acting careers of both Al Pacino

and Meryl Street. Her immensely popular and much admired podcast, now in its ninth year,

has covered topics ranging from the careers of Dean Martin and Sammy Davis Jr. to Kenneth

Angers, Hollywood Babylon, to the history of MGM Studios, to the Hollywood Blacklist, and

has featured guest voices and appearances from performers including John Mulaney, Dana

Harvey, Fred Savage, and Pat Nazwald. The show has also garnered praise from the Washington Post,

Esquire, Entertainment Weekly, and The New York Times, and was named the best podcast of 2020 by

time Rolling Stone, Fulture and Sightened Sound. Frank and I are looking forward to talking to a

fellow podcaster and show his obsessive, and a woman who says she finds herself strangely

attracted to Belalagosi, possibly because of his resemblance to Bengazara. Well, that's

something we haven't come. The talented, Carina Longworth. Wow, with an intro, thank you so much.

Yeah, it doubles. It doubled session of Bituary. You just have to have found it in Hollywood

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