Dark Side of the 2000's

The Gosselin's marriage dissolves on TV. When the couple weaponize their fame in a messy divorce, they fracture the image of the perfect American family.

TRL is the daily destination where celebrities and their fans mix, creating an unpredictable media circus where beefs, battles, and breakdowns turn into an awe-inspiring sideshow.

From child star to punchline, Lindsay Lohan may have lit the bonfire that burned down her life, but it's the rise of the ravenous 24-hour gossip cycle that nearly eats her alive.

TMZ becomes the celebrity gossip machine. It's raw, real, and above all, irresistible. But success comes at a price that's too high for some of its content creators.

Stern is determined to keep surprising his listeners, but war breaks out after he was challenged by rivals.

Howard Stern, the radio king, continues to grab attention with his on-air antics. When Opie and Anthony resurface, their loathing for Howard is insufficient to save the toxic connection.

Part game show, part reality TV, and steered by producers willing to manipulate the truth and their participants, The Bachelor is a ratings machine.

Two and A Half Men is a huge success until Charlie Sheen self-destructs. In a plot twist no one sees coming, he wages a public, hateful, and violent war against his producer.

Men's magazines like Maxim inject new energy into the magazine industry, but they leave a toxic legacy in their wake.

Siegfried and Roy transform Vegas, only to have their careers end in tragedy. But the truth of the 2003 tiger attack that nearly takes Roy's life is anything but straightforward.