James Vituska

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So Diddy is managed by Lou Taylor and TriStar as well. Well, guess who else is managed by Lou Taylor and TriStar? All of the Kardashian family. So, you know, they have they have they have connections that go very, very deep with him, not to mention years and years of hanging out.
And, you know, and there's Chloe said something along the lines like on, you know, her show about going to his freak off parties and how nobody wore clothes. And, you know, so there's things that. They can't avoid now, you know, and I don't think that they ever thought that, you know, this day would come. It just goes to show that it doesn't matter how powerful you are.
Even five years ago. You know, it's a lot more. The thing is that, you know, celebrity and tabloid has changed so much. The landscape has changed so much. All the sources that I have right now, it's either mainly the celebrity themselves or the celebrities very close to them or just people within their management team.
And, you know, that gets very vetted by our legal, as you know, by, you know, Daily Mail's legal team to make sure that, you know, what the information that I got is coming from someone who is reputable.
Whereas I remember days at Us Weekly and there were times where I was, you know, they would say, I need you to go to Cedars-Sinai Hospital and sneak into the baby ward and take a picture of the baby and just pretend that you're a guest. Or like, if anybody asks, you're there visiting a friend.
Like things like that, you know, you need to go, one time I had an assignment, you need to go to Vegas to get in Pamela Anderson's wedding. I don't care how you get it because we have other people posing as the gators. You know, so those are things about, you know, journalism and about this industry and specifically that,
not fly now you know what i mean it's very very um people have gotten very very uh over the gossip over the tabloid aspect of it and i feel like it's become much more um not only harder to break news also but like you know like in order to get you know accurate information out there right i believe it's much much uh more difficult but that being said because it's you know because i have all these connections that i've built i've built my connections up over the years by
basically, you know, gaining the respect of everybody along the way. I started as a production assistant and then news desk and then night news desk and then segment producer and then producer and then reporting.
So it's kind of like I've taken these little steps and along the way and I feel like, you know, I've gained, you know, the trust of all of these celebrities and also their, you know, their camps for the most part because there's still going to be, you know, there's still going to be people that, you know, get pushed back from it.
It's like I give you 24 hours to comment every single time I do a story. I give everybody involved in the story 24 hours to comment. And I reached out. So it's like, if they have a problem with it, then you should have said that when I reached out. But we wouldn't go forward with information that we didn't believe was accurate.
And my stuff online now for Daily Mail gets several million hits a month. The last week, I believe I got 500,000 just on one story. So a lot of people are interested in celebrity, and not only just collection.
Yeah, yeah. And you're seeing it a lot now, too. You know what I mean? With this new administration, it's going to be interesting to see just how interesting the next four years are going to be. I'm glad that I focused on Hollywood and celebrities rather than politics. Politics.
I have 20 years of, I have, I have like, you know, 15, 20 years of, of, of, of those stories, you know, and, and, and things that, that I, if I didn't live through certain things, I wouldn't believe that it actually happened. You know what I mean? For example, when I was at, I was on Britney Spears duty when she was at, you know, her, her, her going through her, her whole period.
And I would wake up at 8 o'clock in the morning and be on her all day long every day. And eventually we got access inside of her camp and her team, and we're going to lunch with her. And things that I saw that blew my mind that I never could say because they're too hot. Nowadays, I definitely get information. I have three things just on the top of my head.
One of them is a celebrity who had an affair in Cannes who cheated on their wife and they have kids and they're very, very A-list, but I can't do anything with it because that would never get through legal. James has all the tea. I'll tell you after the call, but those kind of things, you can't get through legal.
I know they're true because I know for that one, for example, I know a woman who was there with them in Cannes while they're having an affair. Those kind of things that you can't report. you know what I mean? And, you know, also there's, you know, the drug usage and everything like that.
You can't report any of that to, you know, now there's all the laws surrounding, you know, mental health and all this other stuff. So there's a lot of things that, that, that don't get past even my editor. A lot of things that I sent to her and she's like, are you, are you freaking kidding me? Like, no.
And I'm like, Emma, Emma works in London with you guys now, you know, but like, she's, she's still my editor and you know, she's, she's brilliant, you know, but it's like, she'll, she'll just really, she'll go like this, like, and I'll just hear over this text message or like a pause. And I'm like, Okay.
Moving right along, you know, so I don't get hung up on these things that I know that can happen, but yeah, no, I have some, I have some dirt that would ruin a lot of things for a lot of people.
Yeah. By both sides. I mean, by our, by our legal team. And not only that, I mean, not only do I have to, you know, give their identity to leave my team first name, last name, but also my affiliation with them.
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