BACK IN THE DAY - HOLLYWOOD MINUTE 2-27-25
Jay, Allyson, and Chelsea revisit big moments in entertainment history, from Shirley Temple?s massive Hollywood contract to Whitney Houston?s record-breaking hit. Plus, Alicia Keys winning Best New Artist, Avril Lavigne dropping "Girlfriend", and the approval of the Johnson & Johnson vaccine. Then in Hollywood Minute, the trio discusses the shocking and mysterious death of Gene Hackman, his wife, and their dog in New Mexico. How did this happen?
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BACK IN THE DAY - HOLLYWOOD MINUTE 2-27-25
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