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Episode 19 - Dead and Famous

Ope, A Ghost

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What is it about famous people that draws us in? They sing our favorite songs, and they star in our favorite movies. Some fill us with nostalgia as we remember them from that show we used to watch, and so, we miss them when they’re gone. And yet, some never really leave. Come along on our very own ghostly walk of fame where celebrities linger long after the last curtain call. In this episode we look at four celebrities whose ghosts still enjoy the spotlight. We’ll start with the iconic Lucille Ball and Whitney Houston. Then, we’ll pay a visit to singer Amy Winehouse and end with Mommie Dearest herself, Joan Crawford. We hope you enjoy the episode and look out for the paparazzi!

Lucille Ball Biography

Housebeautiful website about Lucys house

Exemplore - lucys house and paramount lot haunting

The Standard: “Whitney Houston’s Spirit Haunts our Home at Night and Talks to me, Says Daughter”

Hindustan Times - “Whitney Houston’s Mum Haunted by her Ghost

The Sun - “You Know That I'm no Ghoul: Amy Winehouse’s dad says singer’s ghost visits him at Kent home”

Vanity Fair - “Did Joan Crawford’s Ghost Haunt the Set of Mommie Dearest?”:

“Joan’s Haunted Brentwood Home”

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