
Russell Brand has lost his voice
Appearing at court, the YouTube preacher was quiet, and perhaps more famous than ever.
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Appearing at court, the YouTube preacher was quiet, and perhaps more famous than ever.
ByA cynic might say that his conversion is not really a conversion at all.
ByAny ambition RFK had to be taken seriously has been undermined by his adoption of Brand as a quasi-sidekick.
ByAlso this week: how Friends defined a generation, and the charm of children’s TV.
ByIt is high time social media’s age of impunity was brought to an end.
ByAlso this week: Bring on by-election season, and my predictions for Strictly Come Dancing.
ByThe decadent Britain of the 2000s was the perfect place for the comedian-cum-pseudo intellectual to thrive.
ByWhat a comedian chooses to joke about is revealing – and has a bearing on the world at large.
ByThe cultural theorist was far more responsive to critique than the comedian he admired.
ByThis Channel 4 Dispatches documentary, which accused the comedian of rape, sexual assault and abuse, was nauseating and terrifying to…
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