It breaks my heart that Judy Garland was forced to have two abortions. Babies that she really wanted but the people in control of her career wouldn't allow it. Heartbreaking.
What is even sadder to me about Judy's abortion is that she was married. We're not even dealing with a pregnancy out of wedlock. Society at that time wouldn't have looked down on her being pregnant. She wanted to be pregnant. It just breaks my heart that she went through that.
@@mikehunt7360 I’m all for choice, but she did not consent to this. Her mother paid to get rid of her own grandchild just to maintain some sort of image. It’s brutal.
What I always found very interesting was that at the beginning (late 19aughts though the 20s) there seemed to be a a more inclusive feel to people's differences. Dolores del Rio and Rudolph Valentino were stars and homosexuality was an open secret. I mean it wasn't loud and proud, but it was accepted without getting into it. Then Rudolph R. Hearst came along and things changed.
Judy Garland was literally the saddest Hollywood story to me. Like her entire life no one stood up for her and no one was ever in her corner. Just heartbreaking.
Judy Garland was a cousin of my grandma, and she told me when I was little that all the distant family knew Judy was being abused badly AND NO ONE SPOKE UP because the entire family benefitted from her. They came from a very poor background. The part at the end about Rita at the beach with the kids literally made me tear up. That is the saddest thing ever.
That’s so sad no one spoke up for her. She was a very talented actress and was so open minded her was pro LGBT when it was taboo to do such same with Marilyn Monroe both were ahead of their time.
@@VLOGWNADI What does this have to do with the abuse she had to endure? And remember that she probably didn't have any say in what she performed as a child.
It could include or have an altogether separate story on the film The Conqueror where they filmed in the Utah desert in an area of nuclear fallout. Many of the cast and crew got cancer and/or died because of it including John Wayne, Susan Hayward, and Pedro Armendáriz.
There is so much to this subject, she could probably do a full month, 4-5 weeks, documentary. For all the bright lights, Hollywood has a seriously "Dark History!!!"
The history of tattoos would be interesting. The upper British class back in the Victorian ages had tattoos: reportedly including the mother of Winston Churchill
@@meganthings ok, um why the !!?? I just went and searched Peg's name with Bailey's and couldn't find the video. If you can tell me which one it is I would love to watch it.
I’m glad that people are talking about the tragedies that these women went through, but why are we not paying more attention to the documented manipulation of multiple media outlets for the soul purpose of discrediting the truth ?
Her and Marilyn Monroe are just two talented actresses who were abused the Hollywood back then. Judy Garland was forced to get an abortion by her mom and the studio it’s bad enough the studio did it to her but her own mother who couldn’t protect her and her unborn baby.
@@grandcatsmama3421 Just what I was going to say. MGM, after which his studio was named, did a lot of bad stuff which we do know about, including much of the stuff that happened to JUDY GARLAND.
I feel like Britneys ordeal wasn’t much different from what LB Mayer, his ‘people’ and her mother did to Judy. They were both very young when they were pushed into ‘the business’ by their parents. They were both sexualized as teens. They were both drugged. They were both forced to work long hours. They were both body shamed and forced into or out of relationships. They were both intimidated and threatened to do shows/jobs they didn’t want to do. They both suffered consequences when and if they didn’t obey. In some ways it was worse for Judy, in some ways worse for Britney.
I mentioned in an above comment that my grandmother worked as an attorney for MGM. She was a new female lawyer in the 1930's, nobody would hire her. MGM took her on. She said LB Mayer was a total pig, he wouldn't even allow her in his office when he had contract questions. She had to stand in the assistants office and he would relay questions and answers through the assistant. The male attorneys were allowed in his office. The upside of that experience is that she got hired on with the CA Attorney General's office, became the chief deputy attorney general, and was the first woman sworn in as CA Attorney General when the real one was out of commission for a bit. F.U. L.B Mayer!!!
Brittney won in court.what she does after that should be more positive but seems she's not getting proper counseling..like grief for betrayel..its as if her family died when she realized this..its sad.
@@andreavanda5402 it's being exposed in that industry as well as others like seasonal workers and military..its a personality of mob groups against those weak and without support systems or isolated from them with a hired peeps spying to control..all criminal conduct people pay people to help them do..its replaced legitimate biz by design..by enemies.
Interesting fact. You’ll notice a lot of the old actresses will marry a bunch but never have kids, or just one. That is often a way you can tell who may have had a forced abortion. A lot of those individual children had disabilities because even if an actress was allowed to get pregnant, she still couldn’t gain weight. They were forced to smoke and take diet pills, along with starving.
I have watched other videos of people doing stuff like this but Bailey is just such a natural story teller. When sh puts her makeup on and just chats to us like we're at a slumber party!! She's just so down to earth
Sadly she was given those from the time she was little until she died. Because they didn't know they were harmful or addictive back then. Which is no excuse. Why you giving a child pills that you don't even know much about?? She would stop taking them while pregnant but she was so addicted that she would start back up if she wasn't forced to after having her babies.
@@oliviablackburn3907 Are you going to let your kid, or would you if you don't have any as of yet, take the covid vaccine?? I'm not trying to be snarky or troll anything, I am actually wondering about this since the vaccinations for kids; 5 and up, start here in Helsinki next week and I have an 8yr old.
@@Veruska75 I'm undecided about that. I might get my son vaccinated. He gets sick super easily so I really don't want him to get covid. But to each their own. It's hard to say because I don't know much about it right now
Fun fact: Florence Lawrence (the first ever movie star) is from my city, Hamilton, Ontario, Canada, and she is also the inventor of the turn and break signals on automobiles.
@@MegAnderson24 I was pointing out that she meant BRAKE signal, not "break" signal, which is what she wrote. Jesus. And yall act like I'm the slow one.... 🤣🤣
when she talked about how poorly the actresses were treated all I could think about was about how trainees who want to be kpop idols are treated. Very sad this is still happening today.
The fact that I'm getting Hollywood vibes from Bailey in this video and lots of the previous ones almost feels like a tribute to them, let's not forget that the horrible abuse that celebrities have endured still happens today. Thank you, Bailey!
Rita's story broke my heart 💔 She was my Papa's favorite actress. He married a redhead in 1946, my Gimma. I didn't know her story until a few years back. Early onset dementia is devastating. My mom is 75, but she's already in memory care due to that, primarily, but also a very rare severe autoimmune condition called Bullous Pemphigoid. Thank you for that final Rita story, her smiling on the beach surrounded by laughing children. That makes me happy to hear.
I learned a thing or two about Rita, but this could've EASILY been a multi-part series. OOOOOH a multi-parter!! YASSSS! Let's make this happen!!! Also, please look into Catherine D'Lish gowns; her gowns would be PERFECT for the DH couch!!
@@jennybk7110 they are quite pricey, witch is why I was hoping maybe they could do a collaboration or maybe she wouldn't mind just investing in one. It would be just the perfect thing! Plus a tiny "matching" one for Joan.
Phew... I hear these stories and it makes me so sad. I wanted to be a singer/actress when I was a kid. A part of me still wishes for it. But when I auditioned, a couple of scouts told me I was too innocent for the business. Everyone is too innocent for the business. The business chews you up and spits you out into the gutters when they're done with you.
I never liked Hollywood especially how it really made Judy Garlands life. crazy to think that the Wicked Witch of the West in real life was the nicest person to her.
This definitely still goes on today…. We need a part 2, for real!! There is so much that goes on in Hollywood that you could probably have a whole series just on this.
Thank you for this story, Bailey. My mom told me she read an article that said Judy Garland would call her parents begging to take her off the Wizard of Oz movie. She also read that Judy Garland loved Margaret Hamilton (the Wicked Witch of the West) to pieces. Margaret became a substitute mother to her on the set. If anything ever proved that beauty doesn't mean goodness and not-so-beauty doesn't mean badness, it's that. I find it trippy to watch their scenes knowing how close Hamilton was to Garland.
Shirley Temple was definitely treated better than some child stars such as Judy Garland. She got to go to Westlake School after one her movies bombed. And she was never given medicine to keep her awake and to make her sleep like Judy Garland. She eventually got to have a normal life.
@@ashleydowney1222 she was however, force to sit on ice when she was only 2 in the studio Everytime she forgets a line. Force to make out with her producer to be given a certain role and her hair was yanked on a daily basis cause everyone thought it was fake Edit: mind you this all happened before she hit 7 years old
My father worked at Warner Brothers as a set design assistant during this time (yes I was a very late child for him) the stories he tells... I feel so much compassion for these young actresses. Apparently he lived in the same neighborhood as Judy Garland and would hear her practicing from his home.
@@rayajayce2034 Yes it is! I was blessed to take care of my grandmother for several years, she would've been 100 this year as well. I learned so much history from her! She passed in 2014 at 91. Sounds like your dad has lived a decently healthy life! I'm glad you've been blessed to have him so long 💓
What do you mean? I am a huge fan of hers. I read her autobiography "Child Star" many times. Even wrote her a fan letter a few weeks before she died. She was definitely treated better than child stars like Judy Garland or Jackie Coogan.
@@ashleydowney1222 she was abused by pedophiles, physically abused on multiple accounts...just because someone took their trauma and made a life for themselves outside of it doesnt mean they didnt come from something horrendous. but whatever helps you sleep at night girlfriend
My grandmother was obsessed with Shirley Temple and Jerry Lewis. To be close to her and spend time with her we would always watch their movies. I in turn became obsessed with them too. In 7th grade I did an oral report on Shirley Temple. I even went so far as to make an outfit like she wore lol. Yes I could sew and make clothes from a very young age lol. She was treated horribly by pretty much everyone in her life. I was heartbroken when I found out what all had been done to my childhood idol. May she rest in peace ❤
“They cast the same actors and actresses that people would recognize. Almost as if it didn’t matter what the movie was about”. This hit!!! I feel this is one of many reasons why great or more raw and truthful films are never shown on the big screen. If brad Pitt was in an independent film about a taboo or important subject everyone would see it.
I love listening to the end credits- you have an amazing team, and I don’t think people understand how much work, research, production, and a million other details it takes to make your show. Kudos to your entire team!
*BAILEY* is my inspiration!! My mom said that if I got 30k subscribers!! She definitely buy me a professional mic!! *begging you GUYS alot* literally begging.
@aviana emerson ~ that hair clip is like a nod to the Elizabeth Short , to me at least. AND I have to say when I see J. Garland, I see Anne Hathaway. Great Job Bailey! Really enjoyed this one!! 🥀🥀🥀🥀
Patricia's mother was also paid off to testify against her and say it never happened. So sad. They made an amazing and gut wrenching documentary about her story called Girl 27. Highly recommend.
Bailey, please make this a series of some kind. There are so many tragic and dark aspects of Hollywood studios. Also, this reflects on a larger issue in society; the misogynistic approach to women. It's not only movie stars who find that men either want them to be a seductress, and either exploit or dominate them, or sadly, both. Your channel is amazing and inspiring. Keep it up Lady! 💃
Excuse me while I am just here crying because of the life Rita Hayworth had. That orson wells reply was like a stake through the heart. I cannot imagine how she ever would have moved past that emotionally. I loved old time movies as a kid. When I was a preteen I wanted to be Doris Day. I even wrote her a fan letter at the time telling her how brilliant she was. Later I learnt that she too had such a sad life in search of love but only finding terrible men who wanted to own / use her.
Crazy to think that the wicked witch of the west was one of the most evil characters of all time. yet in real life the actress was probably one of the nicest person who has ever lived.
@@MacI-1970 I just looked her up. I never knew she suffered an accident on set and children would come up to her and ask her why she was so mean to Dorothy. How sad. 😢
If you haven't read it, I highly recommend "The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo.'" It's a fictional take on old Hollywood but there are parts taken from a lot of the actresses and their experiences you mentioned in this episode! It's an amazing book.
*BAILEY* is my inspiration!! My mom said that if I got 30k subscribers!! She definitely buy me a professional mic!! *begging you GUYS alot* literally begging.
Agreed! Bailey is charismatic and drop dead gorgeous! (I am old enough to be her mom, so no creepiness, just compliments) I always love when these post. Thanks for all of your hard work!
Bailey + dark history + old hollywood + Judy = a DREAM. Thank you for shedding light on these truths. Bailey NEVER disappoints. You look gorgeous btw!!!
”Working them 18 hours a day before they’re even 17 years old”, ”If you wanted to be a star your life was no longer your own”, ”their hair was usually dyed and cut instantly after they sign their contract, then they’re forced to stay under a certain weight… they fed them coffee and diet pills”, ”morality clauses” etc etc… sounds a lot like the kpop industry 🤩
@@Deebnoff right? Like the dating ban is exactly the type of thing they would've had in old hollywood.. only that was the FIFTIES, and yet it's 2022 and it's still a thing? Gross
I was homeschooled and I'm studying In photography to earn my Masters Degree! And I love TH-cam channels like yours girl! I'm such a nerd! I hate people who hurt and manipulate children, women and men into things they don't want to do.
A lot of these stories about how the industry treated stars like Rita Hayworth and Judy Garland rings a bell even today… this is still going on in Hollywood! How the “industry” treats some of todays biggest stars.
This kinda reminded me of a book I read a long while back called, "Little Girls in Pretty Boxes" about the abuses that elite gymnasts and figure skaters endured.
Along with their daughter , who found out @ her wedding who her father really was! Clark denied her meet her once as a child.. Loretta had to have her baby in secret & adopt her from an orphanage… crazy story! Bailey should do a part 2 w/Loretta’s story added ❤👵
When she mentioned children I thought she would have mentioned Shirley Temple. This doesn't scratch the surface of how corrupt Hollywood truly is........like there's a lot going on.
@@minini5571 that's exactly what I meant lol. Dark history was feeling really scripted and disingenuous but this episode felt more normal if that makes sense.
Bailey, please talk about the actual truth of what went down in the California missions! I've always been interested in the stories, and learning about it in college really brought so much perspective.
*BAILEY* is my inspiration!! My mom said that if I got 30k subscribers!! She definitely buy me a professional mic!! *begging you GUYS alot* literally begging.
One of my favorite books as a kid was a fairytale book. All the ones we watched on Disney, but with the original endings and darkness they were made for. 😄
FWIW, I’ve watched every MM&M video you’ve made, now I’m catching up on your Dark History series. I haven’t gotten past the opener on this one and I just wanted to say that this makeup look is absolutely GORGEOUS on you! Although I prefer more natural looks, I have loved many of yours. This is the first time one struck me enough to comment and I wanted to pass along the genuine compliment. Keep doing you, Bailey!
*BAILEY* is my inspiration!! My mom said that if I got 30k subscribers!! She definitely buy me a professional mic!! *begging you GUYS alot* literally begging.
i can’t be the only one who thinks rita’s story is so similar to evelyn’s in “the seven husbands of evelyn hugo”! i wonder if her character was based on rita at all?
I've been watching your utube since you began . Started watching by accident,got interested watching the makeup but after a few episodes I got far more interested in your research on the stories! Just the right amount of funny snarky quips and of humor balanced with history. You're the bomb girl ! Love to you,Saint and ones you love!!!
Dear Bailey, thank you so much for all that you've done. Thank you for creating a reason for me to like Mondays. Thank you for making learning fun and giving me a reason to stay around to learn more about this kind of stuff. And thank you for being the amazing person you are and inspiring me to start my own channel. I'm sorry if I'm rambling. But I wanted to say thank you
I love Old Hollywood but there are so many other tragic stories.. Peg Entwistle for example who jumped to her death from the H on the Hollywood sign, Jean Harlow, who died aged only 26 and her husband Paul Bern's controversial death.. Lupe Velez, the Mexican Spitfire...Jayne Mansfield's supposed decapitation. So many srories to tell. I love your Dark History podcasts! Thank you :) x
Jayne Mansfield was in a car accident, she was wearing a wig and it came off through the force of the crash. She wasn't decapitated! There was a man who saw her wig come off and mistook it for something else. If she had been decapitated there would have been tons of blood all over the place!!! I guess the man didn't know that though. And her youngest boy was in the car with her, so if she had been decapitated he would have been covered in blood. Which he wasn't.
thank you for talking about rita and judy on todays podcast!!! i have been into old hollywood since childhood and its so nice for two of my favorite things to overlap 💘
I’m still amazed by your research. I always learn so many things I never knew before. I thought I knew everything about old Hollywood but I was so wrong! Your videos are high quality.
The Judy Garland story made me cry.. Also I don't think I'll ever be able to watch the Wizard of Oz the same way again. What a corrupt thing to do to a young woman.
*BAILEY* is my inspiration!! My mom said that if I got 30k subscribers!! She definitely buy me a professional mic!! *begging you GUYS alot* literally begging.
Bailey, you seem like you might have the weight of the world in on your shoulders, but that you’re keeping up with your schedule even though you might not be feeling up to it. Sending you support for whatever you’re going through. ❤️
@@nikkifennel I looked it up and Ryan Murphy was an executive producer on that show too, he must have a thing for that time in Hollywood because he seems to nail it every time he does it
Sometimes I forget she’s talking about “history” because every story in one way shape or form is still happening today
Word 😅
Nice.
Thats why learning history is so important so it doesn’t repeat itself .. we cant change anything until we acknowledge it needs to change.
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It breaks my heart that Judy Garland was forced to have two abortions. Babies that she really wanted but the people in control of her career wouldn't allow it. Heartbreaking.
Her whole story broke my heart 🥺
It's so sad. And the cover-ups?! I can't.
It literally is losing yourself, in order to "make it" in Hollywood.
But Judy was an adult. I still put blame on her as well.
It's tragic really, all of it
What is even sadder to me about Judy's abortion is that she was married. We're not even dealing with a pregnancy out of wedlock. Society at that time wouldn't have looked down on her being pregnant. She wanted to be pregnant. It just breaks my heart that she went through that.
And it was her mother that forced/took her to get one. The one person that is supposed to protect u no matter what 😢😖 so sad man..
@@mikehunt7360 I’m all for choice, but she did not consent to this. Her mother paid to get rid of her own grandchild just to maintain some sort of image. It’s brutal.
Bette Davis had 2 by her 1st husband, Lana Turner 1 by husband Artie Shaw & Ava Gardner 2 by Frank Sinatra. All admitted in their own book memoirs.
She had at least 1 affair with a married man... if that's what marriage means to her, who even KNOWS who the father was? *eyeroll*
Can’t believe this isn’t several hours long. You’ll need a series since Hollywood was and is a cesspool of dark depravity.
What I always found very interesting was that at the beginning (late 19aughts though the 20s) there seemed to be a a more inclusive feel to people's differences. Dolores del Rio and Rudolph Valentino were stars and homosexuality was an open secret. I mean it wasn't loud and proud, but it was accepted without getting into it. Then Rudolph R. Hearst came along and things changed.
@@coolerheadsprevail9312 Dolores was an icon
@@coolerheadsprevail9312 yeah, Hollywood has always been satanic filth. Should be nuked to ash.
@@rinherdez ggg
It still is unfortunately, but hopefully things are getting better.
"Hollywood is a place where they'll pay you a thousand dollars for a kiss and fifty cents for your soul." - Marilyn Monroe
I've not heard this quote!
So very true!
RIP the queen🙏🏻🕊
I would definitely want to hear about Marilyn Monroes back story. So interesting!
@Mickey Holmes what happened to her ?
antisemitism
Judy Garland was literally the saddest Hollywood story to me. Like her entire life no one stood up for her and no one was ever in her corner. Just heartbreaking.
Agree 100%
Judy Garland was a cousin of my grandma, and she told me when I was little that all the distant family knew Judy was being abused badly AND NO ONE SPOKE UP because the entire family benefitted from her. They came from a very poor background. The part at the end about Rita at the beach with the kids literally made me tear up. That is the saddest thing ever.
That’s so sad no one spoke up for her. She was a very talented actress and was so open minded her was pro LGBT when it was taboo to do such same with Marilyn Monroe both were ahead of their time.
Wizard Of Oz and Titanic were my favorite non Disney/Nick movies growing up
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Didn’t she do black face as a kid…
@@VLOGWNADI What does this have to do with the abuse she had to endure? And remember that she probably didn't have any say in what she performed as a child.
I hope I'm not alone in saying there should definitely be a part 2 of this!!!
A series
Definitely!!
It could include or have an altogether separate story on the film The Conqueror where they filmed in the Utah desert in an area of nuclear fallout. Many of the cast and crew got cancer and/or died because of it including John Wayne, Susan Hayward, and Pedro Armendáriz.
@@shelleycorum9977 I just googled the movie and I’m stunned. She should totally cover it.
There is so much to this subject, she could probably do a full month, 4-5 weeks, documentary. For all the bright lights, Hollywood has a seriously "Dark History!!!"
Judy's story is so devastating. I can't imagine how hard that must have been.
They wanted Judy to stay young looking also, they would bind her breast, terrible things!! Hollywood is so evil
We need a Marilyn Monroe Story Bailey! Talk about mysterious and conspiracies! ❤️
That story is SO overdone.
Yes, we need a Marilyn Monroe story!!
@@missmansfield6306 So are a lot of these stories but I still like to hear Bailey talk about them
Yes Conspiracies thooo
I agree
*Part two! Part two please! Nobody tells a story, a case, a gossip as mesmerizing as Bailey!*
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Agree !
Yes, please, do a part 2.
I hear nothing but truths here
Agree@
The history of tattoos would be interesting. The upper British class back in the Victorian ages had tattoos: reportedly including the mother of Winston Churchill
I agree. I have watched documentaries on tatts but nobody tells a story like Bailey ❤
Winston Churchill... I named my guinea pig that and have no idea why but I would like to know about the tattoos as well
Awesome idea!
I heard tattoos were only on sailors and criminals.. I’m pretty sure that’s the truth.
@@no1nestandsalone387 tattoos ALONE go back to the 3rd century in Japan. I feel like there’s so much more than criminals and sailors
"We had never seen her so happy."
It's saddening how money and fame could never amount to actual happiness. That quote made me cry...
I wish you had included Peg Entwistle. The actress who took her life jumping off the Hollywood sign in 1932.
What....pls tell me about this
@@meganthings ok, um why the !!?? I just went and searched Peg's name with Bailey's and couldn't find the video. If you can tell me which one it is I would love to watch it.
There is a show on netflix about that
Obsolete Oddity
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If Bailey actually published a dark history book I’d buy it in a heartbeat.
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Judy Garland's entire life reads like a Greek tragedy, a shame nobody went to prison for it.
Exactly! It's such a shame, she was a talented actress
I’m glad that people are talking about the tragedies that these women went through, but why are we not paying more attention to the documented manipulation of multiple media outlets for the soul purpose of discrediting the truth ?
@@donttrip2579 true. It happened then, and it still happens to this day. It's wild
Her and Marilyn Monroe are just two talented actresses who were abused the Hollywood back then. Judy Garland was forced to get an abortion by her mom and the studio it’s bad enough the studio did it to her but her own mother who couldn’t protect her and her unborn baby.
Their afterlife will not be so pleasant.
The sad thing is, we'll NEVER know the names of those responsible for visiting such horrors upon actresses/actors. Money makes for a thick fog.
We do know of Metro Goldwyn Meyer, he was part of the casting couch, I know because I read all of the old books.
@@grandcatsmama3421 Just what I was going to say. MGM, after which his studio was named, did a lot of bad stuff which we do know about, including much of the stuff that happened to JUDY GARLAND.
Well said.
Look at the names of any director,
Agent, studio head, etc…they were all culpable.
Oh trust we see plenty of them.
I feel like Britneys ordeal wasn’t much different from what LB Mayer, his ‘people’ and her mother did to Judy.
They were both very young when they were pushed into ‘the business’ by their parents.
They were both sexualized as teens.
They were both drugged.
They were both forced to work long hours.
They were both body shamed and forced into or out of relationships.
They were both intimidated and threatened to do shows/jobs they didn’t want to do.
They both suffered consequences when and if they didn’t obey.
In some ways it was worse for Judy, in some ways worse for Britney.
I mentioned in an above comment that my grandmother worked as an attorney for MGM. She was a new female lawyer in the 1930's, nobody would hire her. MGM took her on. She said LB Mayer was a total pig, he wouldn't even allow her in his office when he had contract questions. She had to stand in the assistants office and he would relay questions and answers through the assistant. The male attorneys were allowed in his office. The upside of that experience is that she got hired on with the CA Attorney General's office, became the chief deputy attorney general, and was the first woman sworn in as CA Attorney General when the real one was out of commission for a bit. F.U. L.B Mayer!!!
Very true
Brittney won in court.what she does after that should be more positive but seems she's not getting proper counseling..like grief for betrayel..its as if her family died when she realized this..its sad.
And it's still going on today even though most people think they would give anything to be a celebrity.
@@andreavanda5402 it's being exposed in that industry as well as others like seasonal workers and military..its a personality of mob groups against those weak and without support systems or isolated from them with a hired peeps spying to control..all criminal conduct people pay people to help them do..its replaced legitimate biz by design..by enemies.
The end part about her smiling while flying kites with children was so pure
Interesting fact. You’ll notice a lot of the old actresses will marry a bunch but never have kids, or just one. That is often a way you can tell who may have had a forced abortion. A lot of those individual children had disabilities because even if an actress was allowed to get pregnant, she still couldn’t gain weight. They were forced to smoke and take diet pills, along with starving.
Which is literally so sad
I don't understand what was the smoking for
@@mars.9595 appetite suppression
@@mars.9595 it’s an appetite suppressant. Also addictive. So they basically forced her in to the habit of smoking when hungry instead of wanting food.
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I have watched other videos of people doing stuff like this but Bailey is just such a natural story teller. When sh puts her makeup on and just chats to us like we're at a slumber party!! She's just so down to earth
The fact that Judy died from the same pills the studio forced her to take, says it all
Really? I had no idea.. eekkk?!
She suffered so much and was so talented and kind. RIP Judy 🙏
Sadly she was given those from the time she was little until she died. Because they didn't know they were harmful or addictive back then. Which is no excuse. Why you giving a child pills that you don't even know much about?? She would stop taking them while pregnant but she was so addicted that she would start back up if she wasn't forced to after having her babies.
@@oliviablackburn3907 Are you going to let your kid, or would you if you don't have any as of yet, take the covid vaccine?? I'm not trying to be snarky or troll anything, I am actually wondering about this since the vaccinations for kids; 5 and up, start here in Helsinki next week and I have an 8yr old.
@@Veruska75 I'm undecided about that. I might get my son vaccinated. He gets sick super easily so I really don't want him to get covid. But to each their own. It's hard to say because I don't know much about it right now
Fun fact: Florence Lawrence (the first ever movie star) is from my city, Hamilton, Ontario, Canada, and she is also the inventor of the turn and break signals on automobiles.
Brake signals?
@@mrsp8635 on a car?? Dude 😬
I just read about Florence Lawrence because of ur comment. What an awesome individual!
@@mrsp8635 You know when you stop a car a.k.a. brake, the light turns on in the back to let other people know you are braking.
@@MegAnderson24 I was pointing out that she meant BRAKE signal, not "break" signal, which is what she wrote. Jesus. And yall act like I'm the slow one.... 🤣🤣
when she talked about how poorly the actresses were treated all I could think about was about how trainees who want to be kpop idols are treated. Very sad this is still happening today.
And the high rate of self harm as a result! It’s so sad.
That last Rita story about her looking the happiest she’s ever been has thrown me into tears. I’m sure my face is redder than a tomato now.
Same 😭 she deserved so much better.
Margarita’s story really hit me. Like all of her was completely erased
Same 😭
The fact that Judy Garland's kids went into the same field that ruined their mother blows my mind...
And ruined their lives too
Judy also begged them not to ever get into the hollywood business.
Are you familiar with how trauma works...?? I'm being facetious. I'm sorry....
@@spike16965 But she let them appear on her specials and sing with her on stage.
@@leilan9231 I am not sure it ruined their lives. Liza became a bigger star than her sister Lorna did. Not sure if their brother became famous or not.
The fact that I'm getting Hollywood vibes from Bailey in this video and lots of the previous ones almost feels like a tribute to them, let's not forget that the horrible abuse that celebrities have endured still happens today. Thank you, Bailey!
Rita's story broke my heart 💔 She was my Papa's favorite actress. He married a redhead in 1946, my Gimma. I didn't know her story until a few years back. Early onset dementia is devastating. My mom is 75, but she's already in memory care due to that, primarily, but also a very rare severe autoimmune condition called Bullous Pemphigoid. Thank you for that final Rita story, her smiling on the beach surrounded by laughing children. That makes me happy to hear.
I learned a thing or two about Rita, but this could've EASILY been a multi-part series. OOOOOH a multi-parter!! YASSSS! Let's make this happen!!! Also, please look into Catherine D'Lish gowns; her gowns would be PERFECT for the DH couch!!
I think she just published a photo of Bailey in her gown! On insta!
From your lips to Bailey's ears. Multi parters 🤞
Yes, I'd love to see more!!
@@jennybk7110 they are quite pricey, witch is why I was hoping maybe they could do a collaboration or maybe she wouldn't mind just investing in one. It would be just the perfect thing! Plus a tiny "matching" one for Joan.
Yes part 2!!!
Phew... I hear these stories and it makes me so sad. I wanted to be a singer/actress when I was a kid. A part of me still wishes for it. But when I auditioned, a couple of scouts told me I was too innocent for the business. Everyone is too innocent for the business. The business chews you up and spits you out into the gutters when they're done with you.
My mom was encouraged to take me to commercial auditions and casting calls when I was a kid. My grandpa warned her not to. I’m so glad she listened.
Trust me, performing arts is no full time career for anyone. Music school was just as bad for me in many ways.🥺
Bailey always looks phenomenal, but she hits different in this episode omfg
I’m trying to figure out what’s different! She looks banging!!!! 😍
It's that timeless vintage look.
@@TurquoiseInk I was about to say, it's that Vintage glamour. Everyone looks beautiful wearing this style
I adored the facade of Hollywood too and the more I learn it's absolutely disturbing and sad. Thank you for all your hard work
I never liked Hollywood especially how it really made Judy Garlands life. crazy to think that the Wicked Witch of the West in real life was the nicest person to her.
Your profile pic is so pretty!
This definitely still goes on today…. We need a part 2, for real!! There is so much that goes on in Hollywood that you could probably have a whole series just on this.
Thank you for this story, Bailey. My mom told me she read an article that said Judy Garland would call her parents begging to take her off the Wizard of Oz movie. She also read that Judy Garland loved Margaret Hamilton (the Wicked Witch of the West) to pieces. Margaret became a substitute mother to her on the set. If anything ever proved that beauty doesn't mean goodness and not-so-beauty doesn't mean badness, it's that. I find it trippy to watch their scenes knowing how close Hamilton was to Garland.
It’s also so shocking to watch now knowing the men hated her bc they were essentially jealous!!
Shirley Temple was a victim of Hollywood as well, poor little chick 😢 you’re amazing Bailey thank you for bringing dark history to the light ❤️👏
She did get out of it though, she eventually took over her own life and she did become a US Ambassador in later years.
Shirley Temple was definitely treated better than some child stars such as Judy Garland. She got to go to Westlake School after one her movies bombed. And she was never given medicine to keep her awake and to make her sleep like Judy Garland. She eventually got to have a normal life.
I think she was one of the very few that had a happy ending. But I can't really remember
@@ashleydowney1222 she was however, force to sit on ice when she was only 2 in the studio Everytime she forgets a line. Force to make out with her producer to be given a certain role and her hair was yanked on a daily basis cause everyone thought it was fake
Edit: mind you this all happened before she hit 7 years old
Yes, Shirley Temple Absolutely was a victim of Hollywood as well. So tragic
Your hair, makeup and whole look is stunning!!! Channeling your own inner Rita Hayworth
My father worked at Warner Brothers as a set design assistant during this time (yes I was a very late child for him) the stories he tells... I feel so much compassion for these young actresses. Apparently he lived in the same neighborhood as Judy Garland and would hear her practicing from his home.
Wow! What an incredible insight you have!
It's amazing to me that Judy Garland would have been 100 years old this year!
@@GuarDeannAngel yes. My dad just turned 96. It's amazing the history our older family members can gift us.
@@rayajayce2034 Yes it is! I was blessed to take care of my grandmother for several years, she would've been 100 this year as well. I learned so much history from her! She passed in 2014 at 91. Sounds like your dad has lived a decently healthy life! I'm glad you've been blessed to have him so long 💓
I would also add the story of Shirley Temple... Truly disgusting and horrifying
What do you mean? I am a huge fan of hers. I read her autobiography "Child Star" many times. Even wrote her a fan letter a few weeks before she died. She was definitely treated better than child stars like Judy Garland or Jackie Coogan.
@@ashleydowney1222 she was abused by pedophiles, physically abused on multiple accounts...just because someone took their trauma and made a life for themselves outside of it doesnt mean they didnt come from something horrendous. but whatever helps you sleep at night girlfriend
Was coming to the comments to mention this too. That story is so upsetting. :(
My grandmother was obsessed with Shirley Temple and Jerry Lewis. To be close to her and spend time with her we would always watch their movies. I in turn became obsessed with them too. In 7th grade I did an oral report on Shirley Temple. I even went so far as to make an outfit like she wore lol. Yes I could sew and make clothes from a very young age lol. She was treated horribly by pretty much everyone in her life. I was heartbroken when I found out what all had been done to my childhood idol. May she rest in peace ❤
Can't imagine how bad was her movie to be banned in several countries.. i mean she was just a toddler, what kind of toddler movie was that -_-"
Bailey looks like a Hollywood star ⭐️ herself. Keep up the great work!!
“They cast the same actors and actresses that people would recognize. Almost as if it didn’t matter what the movie was about”. This hit!!! I feel this is one of many reasons why great or more raw and truthful films are never shown on the big screen. If brad Pitt was in an independent film about a taboo or important subject everyone would see it.
I, also, am EM M 😳
Today it's Zendaya
Please do a Hollywood History Month! I agree with others, there is so much more darkness that can be discussed!
I love listening to the end credits- you have an amazing team, and I don’t think people understand how much work, research, production, and a million other details it takes to make your show. Kudos to your entire team!
Being early on Bailey's video is everything 🙌 & that hair clip is fabulous 😍 👌
*BAILEY* is my inspiration!! My mom said that if I got 30k subscribers!! She definitely buy me a professional mic!! *begging you GUYS alot* literally begging.
it’s the earliest i’ve been and i’m so proud of myself 🥲
FRRR
Here before the video is even half an hour out! Love it
@aviana emerson ~ that hair clip is like a nod to the Elizabeth Short , to me at least. AND I have to say when I see J. Garland, I see Anne Hathaway. Great Job Bailey! Really enjoyed this one!! 🥀🥀🥀🥀
Patricia's mother was also paid off to testify against her and say it never happened. So sad. They made an amazing and gut wrenching documentary about her story called Girl 27. Highly recommend.
Where can you watch this?
@@Deebnoff Think I seen this being aired on Netflix
Bailey, please make this a series of some kind. There are so many tragic and dark aspects of Hollywood studios. Also, this reflects on a larger issue in society; the misogynistic approach to women. It's not only movie stars who find that men either want them to be a seductress, and either exploit or dominate them, or sadly, both. Your channel is amazing and inspiring. Keep it up Lady! 💃
There are many men also abused and destroyed by Hollywood bigwigs. They don't see people but only products.
Excuse me while I am just here crying because of the life Rita Hayworth had. That orson wells reply was like a stake through the heart. I cannot imagine how she ever would have moved past that emotionally. I loved old time movies as a kid. When I was a preteen I wanted to be Doris Day. I even wrote her a fan letter at the time telling her how brilliant she was. Later I learnt that she too had such a sad life in search of love but only finding terrible men who wanted to own / use her.
I cried when I first learned about the treatment of Judy Garland.
She deserved so much more.
Totally!!!!! Hope she is at peace now
Crazy to think that the wicked witch of the west was one of the most evil characters of all time. yet in real life the actress was probably one of the nicest person who has ever lived.
Heartbreaking 😪
@@MacI-1970 and she got permanent scars from a stage fire accident 😩
@@MacI-1970 I just looked her up. I never knew she suffered an accident on set and children would come up to her and ask her why she was so mean to Dorothy. How sad. 😢
If you haven't read it, I highly recommend "The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo.'" It's a fictional take on old Hollywood but there are parts taken from a lot of the actresses and their experiences you mentioned in this episode! It's an amazing book.
Was searching for this comment so much. . . I was just about to recommend it myself when I saw this at last
Evelyn Hugo was also inspired by Elizabeth Taylor !
There is so much darkness behind old Hollywood that you should make this a series!
And happening right now in Hollyweird
Old Hollywood? Ah, haha, thanks for the laugh. If it's possible to be worse, it is
This could be a whole series. There are SOOOOOO many other stories from that era
I'd love to see more videos on old Hollywood.
Bailey could you possibly do a Dark History series on old Hollywood? There is so much to cover and it looks like we all want more! 😄❤
Crazy how much we have learned from dark history! We love Bailey for everything she does for us!! Bailey your always so flawless! Beautiful!
*BAILEY* is my inspiration!! My mom said that if I got 30k subscribers!! She definitely buy me a professional mic!! *begging you GUYS alot* literally begging.
I am so unpretty 😭 When I go to the bank, they turn the cameras off. At least I am a big star on TH-cam. So don't feel too bad for me, dear sam
Agreed! Bailey is charismatic and drop dead gorgeous! (I am old enough to be her mom, so no creepiness, just compliments) I always love when these post. Thanks for all of your hard work!
does anyone else want bailey to do a dark history video on scientology?? i would absolutely love to watch her speak on this cult !!!
Yes!!!!!
Bailey + dark history + old hollywood + Judy = a DREAM. Thank you for shedding light on these truths. Bailey NEVER disappoints. You look gorgeous btw!!!
”Working them 18 hours a day before they’re even 17 years old”, ”If you wanted to be a star your life was no longer your own”, ”their hair was usually dyed and cut instantly after they sign their contract, then they’re forced to stay under a certain weight… they fed them coffee and diet pills”, ”morality clauses” etc etc… sounds a lot like the kpop industry 🤩
I was thinking this too
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So true. They need permission to do anything!!!
i agree
@@Deebnoff right? Like the dating ban is exactly the type of thing they would've had in old hollywood.. only that was the FIFTIES, and yet it's 2022 and it's still a thing? Gross
I was homeschooled and I'm studying In photography to earn my Masters Degree! And I love TH-cam channels like yours girl! I'm such a nerd! I hate people who hurt and manipulate children, women and men into things they don't want to do.
I agree, a part 2 would be awesome. Mae West was one of the few ladies during that time that kept control of her own contract.
I love when your looks subliminally connect to the stories😭 It makes me feel like i’m time traveling
My girl Margarita is a Libra and the first thing Bailey says about her is that she just wants to make everyone around her happy ☺️ sounds about right!
A lot of these stories about how the industry treated stars like Rita Hayworth and Judy Garland rings a bell even today… this is still going on in Hollywood! How the “industry” treats some of todays biggest stars.
This kinda reminded me of a book I read a long while back called, "Little Girls in Pretty Boxes" about the abuses that elite gymnasts and figure skaters endured.
Dancers too
I read that book too. Eye opener, and sad. Nasser the gymnast doctor is in the book, but they don't name him.
Loretta Young was also a huge victim of Hollywood's horrid abuse via Clark Gable! A lot of people know nothing about that either!
Along with their daughter , who found out @ her wedding who her father really was! Clark denied her meet her once as a child.. Loretta had to have her baby in secret & adopt her from an orphanage… crazy story! Bailey should do a part 2 w/Loretta’s story added ❤👵
Please do more like this!!! I’d love to hear more about Shirley Temple and even Betty Whites history!!
I would love to hear both of those!!!!
When she mentioned children I thought she would have mentioned Shirley Temple. This doesn't scratch the surface of how corrupt Hollywood truly is........like there's a lot going on.
I feel like Bailey is being more her natural self in this dark history and I'm here for it! 👑
Agreed!
Eh. I don’t like the teleprompter. She’s much more genuine on her other channel. Just my opinion. 🤷🏻♀️
@@minini5571 that's exactly what I meant lol. Dark history was feeling really scripted and disingenuous but this episode felt more normal if that makes sense.
Bailey, please talk about the actual truth of what went down in the California missions! I've always been interested in the stories, and learning about it in college really brought so much perspective.
Wow. The studios are pure evil. Now I’m wondering about the backstory of all our current “movie stars” and what they had to go through to make it.
Imagine all the things we DO NOT hear about SMDH
You should do a part 2 of this about the racism in Hollywood.
And ableism, and weightism, and ethnic stereotypes.
She should definitely do a Hollywood History Month! There is so much content to work with.
@@kellynn739 I love this idea 👏
Something about your lipstick in this video is so satisfying and I keep getting mesmerized by how beautifully bright and smooth it looks 💕
Hope everyone's having a wonderful Thursday so far! I know mine is already so much better now that Bailey has uploaded :))
*BAILEY* is my inspiration!! My mom said that if I got 30k subscribers!! She definitely buy me a professional mic!! *begging you GUYS alot* literally begging.
O pls. Lol
Thank you! Same to you!
Brilliant! You should do one on Walt Disney, his questionable ideas, and the adaptations of the dark fairytales! Love your vids!
Agreed!
Agree
That would be so cool
He had heartbreak too.
One of my favorite books as a kid was a fairytale book. All the ones we watched on Disney, but with the original endings and darkness they were made for. 😄
FWIW, I’ve watched every MM&M video you’ve made, now I’m catching up on your Dark History series. I haven’t gotten past the opener on this one and I just wanted to say that this makeup look is absolutely GORGEOUS on you! Although I prefer more natural looks, I have loved many of yours. This is the first time one struck me enough to comment and I wanted to pass along the genuine compliment. Keep doing you, Bailey!
Hi Bailey! I’m getting my hair done because my birthday is Saturday and now I have you to watch while I process!
happy early birthday!
*BAILEY* is my inspiration!! My mom said that if I got 30k subscribers!! She definitely buy me a professional mic!! *begging you GUYS alot* literally begging.
@@BaileySarian Thank you! 💜
Happy early birthday!!! 🎂
We share a birthday!🥳
More like this would be nice, I absolutely love old Hollywood stories... they are always twisted and wild
Well... Nothing has changed.
This definitely needs a part 2! Hollywood is still insane today. The actresses and actors that speak out usually get blackballed
no one in my life quite understands how much i am in love with Bailey and her little quirks 💓
i can’t be the only one who thinks rita’s story is so similar to evelyn’s in “the seven husbands of evelyn hugo”! i wonder if her character was based on rita at all?
my thoughts exactly!
I love you so much Bailey, it is my favorite podcast of all time! Big kisses from Paris
I've been watching your utube since you began . Started watching by accident,got interested watching the makeup but after a few episodes I got far more interested in your research on the stories! Just the right amount of funny snarky quips and of humor balanced with history. You're the bomb girl ! Love to you,Saint and ones you love!!!
The fact that I never get frustrated with Bailey's ads break is amazing.
Thanks!
Growing up my grandma said that Judy Garland was an addict. That’s what they were told from the media. So sad.
I have a family member She was a big actress in Hollywood in the 1930s to 60s The stories I’ve been told about her some just amazing.
Dear Bailey, thank you so much for all that you've done. Thank you for creating a reason for me to like Mondays. Thank you for making learning fun and giving me a reason to stay around to learn more about this kind of stuff. And thank you for being the amazing person you are and inspiring me to start my own channel. I'm sorry if I'm rambling. But I wanted to say thank you
I love Old Hollywood but there are so many other tragic stories.. Peg Entwistle for example who jumped to her death from the H on the Hollywood sign, Jean Harlow, who died aged only 26 and her husband Paul Bern's controversial death.. Lupe Velez, the Mexican Spitfire...Jayne Mansfield's supposed decapitation. So many srories to tell. I love your Dark History podcasts! Thank you :) x
Supposedly Jayne wasn't decapitated, that was her wig. Mariska Hargitay was also in the car.
@@antipatsy it was her hair piece and she was scalped, awful😪
Jayne Mansfield was in a car accident, she was wearing a wig and it came off through the force of the crash. She wasn't decapitated! There was a man who saw her wig come off and mistook it for something else. If she had been decapitated there would have been tons of blood all over the place!!! I guess the man didn't know that though. And her youngest boy was in the car with her, so if she had been decapitated he would have been covered in blood. Which he wasn't.
@@kathiecassidy-smith2669 oh, that's almost worse!
I don’t think Jayne Mansfield was actually decapitated but people thought that at first because her wig got pulled off
There is an older book called Hollywood Babylon as well as sequel that has a bunch of stories similar to the ones you talked about
Kenneth Anger ✅
PLEASE DO A PART TWO ON THIS! I really enjoy your dark history videos!
Congratulations on hitting 6mil!!! You deserve it!🥳🥳🥳
thank you for talking about rita and judy on todays podcast!!! i have been into old hollywood since childhood and its so nice for two of my favorite things to overlap 💘
Gilda is absolutely iconic. I didn’t know she had such a rough life.
I’m still amazed by your research. I always learn so many things I never knew before. I thought I knew everything about old Hollywood but I was so wrong! Your videos are high quality.
You absolutely NEED to do more vintage Hollywood history videos ! I’m obsessed and I’m so happy to see you talk about this
Bailey PLEASE make a part 2! It’s so interesting learning about how dark old Hollywood was.
The Judy Garland story made me cry.. Also I don't think I'll ever be able to watch the Wizard of Oz the same way again. What a corrupt thing to do to a young woman.
Hi Bailey! 💛💛 You’re making my Covid recovery time a lot better! It’s nice to hear your voice.
*BAILEY* is my inspiration!! My mom said that if I got 30k subscribers!! She definitely buy me a professional mic!! *begging you GUYS alot* literally begging.
Hope you feel better soon!
Bailey, you seem like you might have the weight of the world in on your shoulders, but that you’re keeping up with your schedule even though you might not be feeling up to it. Sending you support for whatever you’re going through. ❤️
I agree. ❤️ just so she knows we got her back. She needs to care of herself too.
I love stories on this time period. Ryan Murphy’s Feud is such a great tv show that captured the times perfectly
Thanks for giving me something new to watch! 😁
And "Hollywood" series!
@@Ethereal.wallflower I binged it in the one night 😂 was hooked on it
@@nikkifennel I haven’t seen this, will have to check it out 🙂
@@nikkifennel I looked it up and Ryan Murphy was an executive producer on that show too, he must have a thing for that time in Hollywood because he seems to nail it every time he does it
I look forward to Bailey's new look each week!!!! Love her so much!!!!
Love you Bailey! Couldn't find any new videos for a couple of months but now I'm binge watching them all 😃 thank you for all you do girl 💐❤️
Bailey, you've come so far ❤ You seem so much more confident and I'm just so proud of you girl!!! 😭❤❤❤
Been refreshing the page all day! A little dark history makes an HR seem like minutes.