Russell Brand
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This is what the media really wants from women...
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September 1, 2026
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1:03Now PlayingRussell makes a chilling argument about how the media treats high profile women, pointing to Caroline Flack and Princess Diana as examples of a pattern he says goes beyond simple bad reporting. He references the documentary The Corporation, which argues that if a corporation were a person, it would be diagnosed as a psychopath, and applies that same idea to how media institutions behave collectively, even when the individual journalists inside them insist they're just seeking truth and justice. The most unsettling part of the argument, the moment someone like Diana dies, the same machine that tore her down instantly flips into mourning her as the nation's princess, turning grief itself into something to consume. A hard hitting, uncomfortable watch about the media's real relationship with the women it covers.
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