Alfred Bloomingdale's guest appearances

Alfred Bloomingdale

Just The Tip-Sters: True Crime Podcast

Significant Others

Karlie Kloss

Bill Clinton

John Doe

Paul Simon

Joe DiMaggio

Maria Shriver

James Joyce

Scott Peterson

Brian Jones

Tim McGraw

John Keats

Grace Jones

Nicole Kidman

Angelina Jolie

Billy Bob Thornton

OwlTail

Vicki Morgan

What happens when a department store kingpin falls in love with a much younger woman but won't get a divorce?  We cover a  story of Money, Mistresses and Mental Breakdowns as Mara and Jane discuss the lives and love of Alfred Bloomingdale and his mistress Vicki Morgan.

<p>What happens when a department store kingpin falls in love with a much younger woman but won't get a divorce?  We cover a  story of Money, Mistresses and Mental Breakdowns as Mara and Jane discuss the lives and love of Alfred Bloomingdale and his mistress Vicki Morgan.</p>

Episode 37 - Vicki Morgan and Alfred Bloomingdale

Nancy Reagan

Vicki Lynn

A beautiful young girl with dreams of stardom moves from small town Colorado to Los Angeles to make her way to stardom...sound familiar?  Vicki Morgan's story actually did lead her to fortune - but not fame - at least not right away.  Over a 12-year period, she was the on-again, off-again well-compensated "kept woman" of millionaire Alfred Bloomingdale.  When Bloomingdale died and his widow ended the flow of dollars, Morgan sued the Bloomingdale estate for palimony - finally finding her fame when her sugar daddy's connections to the rich and powerful in California and Washington DC made for splashy and often tawdry headlines.  When she was murdered before her lawsuit came to trial, many wondered - and wonder to this day - if the murderer was actually the man convicted of the crime, or...???  Join Melissa as she unravels the ultimate tale of a Hollywood dream gone bad.

<p>A beautiful young girl with dreams of stardom moves from small town Colorado to Los Angeles to make her way to stardom...sound familiar?  Vicki Morgan's story actually did lead her to fortune - but not fame - at least not right away.  Over a 12-year period, she was the on-again, off-again well-compensated "kept woman" of millionaire Alfred Bloomingdale.  When Bloomingdale died and his widow ended the flow of dollars, Morgan sued the Bloomingdale estate for palimony - finally finding her fame when her sugar daddy's connections to the rich and powerful in California and Washington DC made for splashy and often tawdry headlines.  When she was murdered before her lawsuit came to trial, many wondered - and wonder to this day - if the murderer was actually the man convicted of the crime, or...???  Join Melissa as she unravels the ultimate tale of a Hollywood dream gone bad.</p>

16. Tastes Like Nancy Reagan Comin' Up To Bat: Vicki Lynn Morgan And Alfred Bloomingdale