Hollywood Scandals - Season 3

Season 3
Episodes

Sean "P. Diddy" Combs: Fame and Scandal
Promoter, dancer, rapper and producer Sean Combs exploded into the mainstream in the 1990s but his image was tested after being implicated in a shooting.

Wesley Snipes: Fame and Scandal
Wesley Snipes is a celebrated and gifted actor with the moves of a martial arts master. But the journey to fame can be a dangerous ego trip, and when he decides he's even above the law Wesley's life begins to crumble. He serves nearly three years behind bars for tax evasion. When he gets out, he has a long way to go to rebuild his reputation. The damage control begins…

Winona Ryder: Fame and Scandal
A look at the ups and downs of actress Winona Ryder, including her shoplifting scandal and attempt to make a comeback.

Mel Gibson: Fame and Scandal
The ups and downs of the life of actor Mel Gibson including the scandal that rocked his career and whether or not he can bounce back.

Sean Penn: Fame and Scandal
Sean Penn developed a bad reputation after marrying Madonna and attacking paparazzi; his dip into domestic violence nearly threatened his career.

Robert Downey Jr.: Fame and Scandal
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