The Taylor Swift -Scooter Braun epic music industry feud continues. We have an iconic power struggle at the AMAs, we delve into the question of when Taylor really knew about the sale of her masters, and finally hear Scooter speak publicly about all the drama. In Part 2 of our two-part feud, Scooter Braun attempts to gain control of the narrative, and Taylor devises a plan to take back control of her music at Scooter’s expense. The music industry may never be the same!

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In 2019, the pop music landscape was rocked when Taylor Swift took to Tumblr to expose that her arch-nemesis in the industry, Scooter Braun, had gained control over her life's work by owning the masters to her first six albums. She detailed how Braun—a manager, music business executive, and owner of Big Machine Label Group, along with Scott Borchetta—had taken advantage of her. Swift called on her fans to 'let them know how you feel.' And they did. Within a day, 'Swifties' brought record company offices to a standstill, sent threats to Braun's family, and cast the once-unknown executives into the limelight. In the first episode of this two-part series, we delve into the 'Taylor-verse' and expose the unsavory side of the music industry.

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The Kardashians have been reality TV royalty for 20 years, offering spectacular drama, viral moments, and plenty of feuds. But when Kim insults big sister Kourtney's work ethic in an infamous episode, hands are thrown and cracks in the family foundation begin to show. In this episode, we unravel the tensions, including the now-famous line, "I don't agree with who you are as a person." From on-camera clashes to behind-the-scenes struggles, we're diving into the eyebrow-raising, meme-generating complexities of being a Kardashian in the public gaze.

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In Hollywood, Vin Diesel made his mark—and a lot of money—with the Fast and the Furious film franchise. To Vin, the cast is like a family, and he's the undisputed patriarch of the clan. But when former wrestler-turned-action star Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson joins the franchise, the family dynamic gets thrown out of whack. As The Rock becomes increasingly important to the success of the films, a behind-the-scenes feud with Diesel festers, grows, and eventually goes public. In this episode, we'll see what happens when two self-described "alpha males" are forced to share screen time, fame, and credit, all with a billion-dollar franchise on the line.

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It's 2003, and Natalie Maines of the Dixie Chicks is about to step onto a stage in the UK. Just days before the U.S. invades Iraq, she takes the mic and drops a bombshell: 'We're ashamed the President of the United States is from Texas.' The country music scene erupts, and Toby Keith leads the charge. Armed with his anthem 'Courtesy of the Red, White, and Blue,' he launches a takedown mission against Maines and the band. In this episode, we’re diving deep into the feud that not only led to the dramatic downfall of the Dixie Chicks but also lit the fuse on a nationwide culture war.

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Just when we thought we had the full story on the Spears sisters, Britney's memoir dropped, and naturally, we had to talk about it. In this bonus update, we tackle Britney's side of the feud with sister Jamie Lynn. Curious about the backstory? Our original episodes offer a good prequel.

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Ever since he shot to internet fame in 2013, Logan Paul has been a magnet for controversy. He's turned the art of provocative content creation into a lucrative empire, using his polarizing personality as fuel. Whether it's sparking outrage with tone-deaf YouTube videos, overhyping his own boxing matches, or stirring the pot in the crypto world, the guy is always at the center of some drama. But what's the real cost of all this? In this episode, we dive into the strange history of this controversial YouTube pioneer. We'll try to understand why the world can't stop obsessing over Logan Paul—and why that obsession has even caught the attention of Congress!

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When news broke that Vanderpump Rules co-stars Tom Sandoval and Ariana Madix had split amidst a cheating scandal, the internet went wild. The Bravo show is no stranger to messy drama and infidelity, but this particular betrayal got fans especially fired up. Why? Because it had everything an audience (and a programming exec) could ever desire: a polarizing leading man, a sympathetic girlfriend, cast members hurling outrageous insults at each other, restraining orders, and a wild, uncensored Andy Cohen-hosted reunion show - broadcast live! In this episode, we'll dissect what happens when a decade-long romantic relationship implodes in the public eye, igniting a cultural moment where we collectively grapple with heart-wrenching drama and the urgent need for popcorn refills.

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They were the king and queen of late-night TV until it all came crashing down. Johnny Carson reigned supreme as the host of "The Tonight Show," and by his side was Joan Rivers, his trusted protégé who became a star with her biting comedy routines. But in 1986, Joan did the unthinkable—she left to start her own rival late-night show. Her shocking exit provoked Johnny's wrath; he reacted by imposing a lifelong ban from his show, severing ties permanently, and refusing to utter another word to her. In this episode, we're diving into the ego trips, power struggles, and sexism that fueled one of Hollywood's most infamous feuds. But the story doesn't end there—Joan's legacy still packs a punch, inspiring shows like "Hacks" and "The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel."

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Sarah Jessica Parker and Kim Cattrall portrayed best friends Carrie and Samantha on Sex and the City. But behind the scenes, they were anything but friendly. There were major pay discrepancies, bitter contract negotiations, plenty of online sniping, and a reboot that excluded Cattrall's character, enraging fans. Add all that friction up, and just like that, we've got an A-list feud.

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