Plotting the network…
Everyone’s connected. We draw the map.
Grounded, cited research — structured into a living graph of who’s tied to whom. Pull one name and watch the whole web unspool.
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How this site works
Five sections, one archive. Everything is grounded in cited web sources — no fiction, no verdicts.
- 01Ask
Talk to the archivist
Ask questions in plain language. The columnist grounds every answer in the archive — it won’t invent scandals for people we haven’t filed.
Open Ask → - 02Influence
Rank reach in the scandal web
Pick someone and see their Katz centrality — how many paths run through them across shared dramas. Compare rank, hop reach, and severity against the rest of the archive.
Open Influence → - 03Articles
Read the front-page features
Every entry can be spun into a magazine-style feature — synthesized from the facts we already have, with citations back to the source dramas.
Open Articles → - 04Archive
Browse the filing cabinet
Every person and drama we’ve researched, searchable by name, alias, or profession. Missing someone? Request them and an editor may commission a story.
Open Archive → Plotting the network…
05NetworkMap the scandal web
Pick a person, choose how many hops of separation to reveal, and watch the ego network fan out. Click any node to open its dossier.
Open Network →- Note from the desk
The archive only holds people we’ve researched. Search returns nothing? Type the name anyway — we log it and an editor may commission a story from the Newsroom.
Query the archive. Get maps, not mush.
Grounded in your graph — people, dramas, edges — with charts and network views inline.
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In the archives
the archive is the densest knot in this slice of the archive — 0 direct ties across 0 co-stars in the preview graph. Here's what the columnist sees when querying the database (not the open web).
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Synthesized from graph queries — no web search. Ask your own question in the full columnist.