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Blake Lively vs. Justin Baldoni: When Lawsuits Become Entertainment
An alleged $9 million smear campaign. Text messages bragging they could “bury” Blake in hours. And the same team behind Johnny Depp’s media assassination of Amber Heard.
In Part Two, the Blake Lively vs. Justin Baldoni feud moves from smear campaigns to legal spectacle. With millions spent on crisis PR, celebrity countersuits, and Mummy sleuths treating the case like true crime, the courtroom has become content. We explore why big trials grip us, what happens when outrage is monetised, and whether justice can survive when it doubles as entertainment in the post-truth era.
Clips featured in this episode:
When Jimmy Carr interviewed by Stuart Goldsmith for “Before & Laughter”
Matt Murphy talking on the panel “Are You Not Entertained? Unraveling the Legal Complexities of Reality Crime Shows”
Nina Marino talking on the panel “Are You Not Entertained? Unraveling the Legal Complexities of Reality Crime Shows”
Megyn Kelly on the Megyn Kelly Show Ep 28th Aug 2025
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By Straight to the CommentsAn alleged $9 million smear campaign. Text messages bragging they could “bury” Blake in hours. And the same team behind Johnny Depp’s media assassination of Amber Heard.
In Part Two, the Blake Lively vs. Justin Baldoni feud moves from smear campaigns to legal spectacle. With millions spent on crisis PR, celebrity countersuits, and Mummy sleuths treating the case like true crime, the courtroom has become content. We explore why big trials grip us, what happens when outrage is monetised, and whether justice can survive when it doubles as entertainment in the post-truth era.
Clips featured in this episode:
When Jimmy Carr interviewed by Stuart Goldsmith for “Before & Laughter”
Matt Murphy talking on the panel “Are You Not Entertained? Unraveling the Legal Complexities of Reality Crime Shows”
Nina Marino talking on the panel “Are You Not Entertained? Unraveling the Legal Complexities of Reality Crime Shows”
Megyn Kelly on the Megyn Kelly Show Ep 28th Aug 2025
Questions or Comments you’d like us to cover?
We love answering your questions and analysing the stories you’ve found. Send them to us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/s2tcpodcast
Enjoyed the show?
Leave us a 5-star review on Spotify and a review on Apple Podcasts - it really helps others discover the podcast.