Well, we’ve done it again. We’ve gone and collaborated with Apostate Alex and we think you’re going to like the result.
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We have a very special treat for you today, and it’s thanks to Mitch Brisker. Mitch is one of the most interesting people to come out of Scientology in recent years, he has a memorable book out, and we’ve actually been talking to him for a couple of years. One of the first things he told us when we got to know him was how glad he was to see that we had written at The Daily Beast about L. Ron Hubbard’s interesting 1960 encounter with Adolf Hitler’s favorite filmmaker, documentarian Leni Riefenstahl. Continue reading For the first time, read L. Ron Hubbard gushing about working with Leni Riefenstahl
Continue reading Scientology hopping mad after Mike Rinder and Claire Headley help out Leah Remini
In April 2022, the New Yorker magazine published a profile of actress Elisabeth Moss and interviewed former Scientology Celebrity Centre fixture Geoff Levin. At the time, we gave the magazine credit for asking Geoff about Moss’s Scientology involvement, something Moss herself is generally not very talkative about.
Fallout from last November’s protests of Scientology’s “IAS gala” continues to produce interesting results in East Grinstead, England, the burg that is the site of Saint Hill, Scientology’s UK headquarters, and where founder L. Ron Hubbard oversaw Scientology’s golden age between 1959 and 1966. Continue reading East Grinstead council gets an earful about Scientology, whether it wants it or not
On Friday, we brought you up to date on Scientology leader David Miscavige’s attempts to keep himself out of Leah Remini’s lawsuit. Once again, Dave is dodging process servers while he has his tetchy attorney Jeffrey Riffer complaining that Leah isn’t looking in the right places.
Those are the three epochal turning points in a remarkable life that is the subject of this week’s podcast. Continue reading PODCAST: The three lives of Dennis Erlich, Scientology’s original Internet nemesis
Last month, we told you that Leah Remini submitted proof that she’d made another set of attempts to notify Scientology honcho David Miscavige that she’s suing him by sending out process servers to perform “substitute service” on the elusive church leader.
And here it is — the declarations from Mike Rinder and Claire Headley that should keep the Religious Technology Center in Leah Remini’s Scientology lawsuit. |
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