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Is it finally OK to be frank about 2000s pop culture? ‘It was profoundly, cheerfully horrible to women’
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Is it finally OK to be frank about 2000s pop culture? ‘It was profoundly, cheerfully horrible to women’
The imprisonment of Russell Brand and allegations against David Walliams have prompted scrutiny of a culture that encouraged male transgression
In a 2008 episode of BBC Two’s comedy panel show Never Mind the Buzzcocks, the choreographer Arlene Phillips – the only woman on the programme – was told by the host Simon Amstell: “You look like you run a good whore house.” In reply, Phillips told a story with what appeared …
14 Nov, 06:00
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