Stories in tabloids are an example of sensationalized journalism. They often prioritize gossip, scandals, and sensational headlines to attract readers, sometimes at the expense of accuracy or credibility.

Alastair James Bellany has written:

'The politics of court scandal in early modern England' -- subject(s): Biography, Court and courtiers, Death and burial, History, Journalism, Murder, Nobility, Scandals

The duration of Roman Scandals is 1.55 hours.

The duration of Broadway Scandals is 1.22 hours.

The duration of Silly Scandals is 360.0 seconds.