Save Your Sorry

Todrick Hall is a multi-talented entertainer, from being on American Idol, Broadway, a judge on Ru Paul's Drag race, and Celebrity Big Brother he has created a name for himself. He has also worked with some pretty big names like Beyonce and Taylor Swift, but shady business practices have people calling him a scammer. Allegations of not paying dancers have followed Toddrick his whole career. We discuss the nonpayment allegations as well as some other troubling ones.

Oscar Wilde is mostly known for, "The Picture of Dorian Gray" but on today's episode we look at what happened behind the scenes that landed Oscar in prison for two years.

Courtney Love is more known for her troubled history than being a musician and actress. We go over some scandals, some lighthearted while others show she was a danger to herself and others.

Nadya Suleman gained infamy after she gave birth to octuplets and the public soon found out she had no way to financially support her 8 newborns as well as the other 6 children she had. We go over how Nadya ended up being pregnant with the 8 babies and how it would change her life.

In this volume of now that's what I call stolen music, we go over why Jennifer Lopez has been plagued with rumors of not singing her own songs. We then move on to the song Dionne Warrick accused Cilla Black of stealing. We end by briefly talking about Jojo Siwa's rebrand and why people are calling her a song thief.

We start this episode discussing musician Brian McKnight and how he has responded to fans discussing his estrangement to his adult children. We then move on to the leaked messages between Ice Spice and Baby Storme. We then finish the episode talking about the feud between Drake and Kendrick Lamar.

We go over some controversies surrounding the brand and founders of Dolce and Gabbana.

We continue going over the allegations against Les Moonves and how CBS and others chose to cover up the allegations. Then we discuss Julie Chen's response to the scandal.

We start the episode with giving updates on Russell Simmons, Monique, and Drake Bell. We then move on to responding to negative reviews. We end the episode discussing what we have learned by doing this podcast for 3 years and we decide if we want to continue or call it quits.

Les Moonves is former chairman and CEO of CBS Corporation. We discuss his early life and multiple career changes to his rise up the television ladder. We then discuss some sexual harassment allegations against Les Moonves.