Two years ago, we wrote a four-part series on the history of the National Enquirer and its parent company: American Media, Inc. Since then, both the Enquirer and AMI have been up to their necks in it. Hush money scams, blackmail attempts, immunity deals with the FBI – it’s been quite the rollercoaster.
This week, with news of the death of Jeffrey Epstein, we thought it might be time to look at another wing of American Media Inc’s empire. This time, at one of their online-only properties: RadarOnline.
Oddly enough, Epstein was one of Radar’s earliest investors back in the mid-2000s, before AMI bought it up. But he wasn’t the first. Nor was he the only one with ulterior motives for keeping his hand in with the media. Before him was… Harvey Weinstein.
We’re going to try to trace the whole story in four parts – from 9/11, all the way to Jeff Bezos’s dick and balls.
Join us, won’t you?
[INTRODUCTION: Back On The Radar]
[PART ONE: Talk Of The Town] |