Women in Hollywood are constantly accused of 'sleeping their way to the top' in order to be considered a 'star'. If you look at the timeline, women in hollywood have been dealing with sexism, abuse and misogyny from not only their colleges and their bosses but by so called 'fans' for generations. Ellen was a huge risk in the industry when she came out in her TV show as a lesbian. Rihanna faced backlash for standing up for her abusive boyfriend in 2009, and Taylor Swift can never seem to catch a break. The relation between all these women? They all had a voice that helped shape the women empowered industry we cherish today in 2021.

This years Grammy's was nothing short of spectacular, Harry Styles was basically sex on legs, Megan the Stallion won the night and Beyoncé (unsurprisingly) made history. However, if you're involved with Public Relations, there is so much more of the Grammy's that needs to be unpacked, including: Style, Management, Public Scrutiny and Image. 

NOTE****: This episode IS explicit, we are discuss the lyrics and culture of the rap industry. Some of these topics may be uncomfortable to some listeners.  

Miley signs a new record deal with Columbia records, Louis Thomlinson plans to launch his own management company and the Royal Family is about to get Exposed by Meghan and Harry. 

'Kimye' is getting a divorce during our hot topic this week but BOYBANDS are once again the center focus. Boybands have been around for YEARS, a group of 3-5 men who score the hearts of millions of women world wide by singing and sometimes dancing. However, did you know that behind all of your favorite boybands are very creative Public Relations strategies? That's right, tune into Episode 3 where our 3 costars chat about the history and formula that boybands always follow. By the end, you might find yourself becoming a full on 'groupie". 

This is the pilot episode of Exposure Breakdown where my co hosts and I discuss how we got to know each other and what we plan on talking about throughout this series. We hope you become as obsessed with us as we are with the entertainment industry. So buckle up queens, it's time to expose Hollywood through business and PR!