I'm Anna, and I'm Emily, and we're the hosts of Terribly Famous, the show that takes

you behind the velvet rope and inside the lives of our most iconic stars.

This season, we're going to spice up your life, diving into the world of Victoria Beckham.

From her disastrous first Spice Girls audition to her fateful meeting with a certain footballer,

say you'll be there listeners.

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Listen, CBS, I'm the world, I'm John Badsch with my colleague, Joseph Sternberg and he's

a member of the editorial board of the Wall Street Journal.

He's in London.

He writes political economics.

The political economics of the moment turn on the personality, the celebrity, of one

multi-multibillionaire named Elon Musk, who was born a member of the Commonwealth,

he's South African. Therefore, no threat to be a president of the United States because,

according to the Constitution, you must be born in the United States here in the 21st century,

or the 20th century. Now, what we have is Elon Musk's celebrity at the scale in America that I

can't imagine bigger, because of Tesla, because of SpaceX waiting for the launch,

because of the boring company, because of experiments he's doing with AI,

his multiple marriages, his many children from all directions, and his love of the stage.

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