Pop Culture Rewind: JFK Jr. and George Magazine

Hollywood Crime Scene

Rachel Fisher

True Crime, Comedy

4.6 • 4.7K Ratings

🗓️ 18 March 2026

⏱️ 61 minutes

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We discuss the launch of JFK Jr.'s groundbreaking political magazine, as well as some if its iconic covers.

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0:00.0	Hello, welcome to your Hollywood crime scene pop culture roundup.
0:03.4	Hi.
0:04.1	What do we have?
0:05.3	Well, today we're going to be talking about...
0:08.4	I said roundup.
0:09.4	It's rewind.
0:10.3	Rewind.
0:11.1	Yes.
0:11.9	That's okay.
0:12.9	Because we're not rounding anything up.
0:15.3	No.
0:16.0	We're rewinding.
0:16.9	I said roundup.
0:18.1	I'm so sorry.
0:19.0	I can't let that go.
0:42.3	Today we're going to be talking about George Magazine. Nice. So George Magazine is obviously featured heavily on Love Story, a show we're both watching and a lot of people are watching. And I've been fascinated by all the talk of George, remembering those iconic covers. So I thought we could go into a little bit of the history of George
0:48.0	magazine and then let's talk about the most iconic covers from that period. So obviously, we all know JFK Jr's history.
0:58.6	He is the son of John and Jackie Kennedy, the only son.
1:01.9	And he was pretty much considered American royalty during the 90s.
1:06.0	He was living in New York City being super fucking hairy-chested and hot.
1:09.7	That was his big thing. He failed the bar a lot,
1:13.3	which meant he'd be losing his job at the Attorney General's office or the District Attorney
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