Paranormal paparazzi bothers stars from beyond the grave

Ever wonder what Ol' Blue Eyes is up to these days? Dead Famous, Bravo's new eight-part series may have the answer for you. The British-made hour-long doc series, airing Sundays at 6 p.m. starting Jan. 9, explores the after-lives of some of the celebrities of yesteryear, including Jim Morrison, Lucille Ball and Frank Sinatra. With the help of paranormal and psychological experts, former Top Of The Pops host Gail Porter travels through California and Nevada to explore locations made famous by the infamous to answer questions regarding the mysterious circumstances of celebrity lives and deaths.
By Staff 
December 21, 2004

Ever wonder what Ol’ Blue Eyes is up to these days? Dead Famous, Bravo’s new eight-part series may have the answer for you. The British-made hour-long doc series, airing Sundays at 6 p.m. starting Jan. 9, explores the after-lives of some of the celebrities of yesteryear, including Jim Morrison, Lucille Ball and Frank Sinatra. With the help of paranormal and psychological experts, former Top Of The Pops host Gail Porter travels through California and Nevada to explore locations made famous by the infamous to answer questions regarding the mysterious circumstances of celebrity lives and deaths.