Paparazzi
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Sep 14, 2026
Graham NortonHOST
We had a good time.
Maria McErlaneHOST
We had a good time, and then when we came out, there were the paparazzi there.
Maria McErlaneHOST
For Graham, obviously, with some bird that he'd taken.
Graham NortonHOST
[laughs]
Maria McErlaneHOST
Everyone has a camera.
Maria McErlaneHOST
It's like nothing can be s-
Graham NortonHOST
Yeah, the paparazzi pictures are weird, 'cause normally you know they're being taken, but sometimes you really don't, and then s- a picture will show up in the paper.
Graham NortonHOST
You're like, "Where the hell were they hiding?"
Rob ShuterHOST
Now, that's not the reason people have children, but they can make millions of dollars if you are famous.
Rob ShuterHOST
The other reason, and there is truth to this, too, is that if they put out the pictures, it lowers the price of a paparazzi shot.
Rob ShuterHOST
If there's a picture of your kids, an official picture on the cover of a magazine, the photographers in LA don't chase you around anymore because suddenly now a picture that was worth hundreds of thousands of dollars is not worth as much money.
Rob ShuterHOST
So putting their kids out there, this is what, this is what William and Kate do.
Rob ShuterHOST
They let you see Louis.
Rob ShuterHOST
And that lowers the cost, the bounty shall we say, that's dramatic, on the children.
Rob ShuterHOST
If we have tons and tons of pictures of the royal children, we don't then buy a paparazzi picture for a lot of money.
Rob ShuterHOST
Harry and Meghan have a very different approach.
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This is in the perfect keeping with one storyline of La Dolce Vita itself, the work that launched the phrase paparazzi for the first time.
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That describes the intrusive photographers that surrounded celebrities in the newly post-war, sparkling, and chic city of Rome in the late 1950s and early '60s.
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One of the news photographers in the film is named Paparazzo.
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So we now owe this now ubiquitous term to the 1960 Fellini masterpiece.
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Now back to Steve and Ann from Beneath the Hollywood Sign.
JohnHOST
more character than he yeah i know okay
AmandaHOST
just being tom sandoval uh miranda oh sorry smith asks what's been wrong and she says she tells him about the cancer and then right as she tells him the paparazzi catches like the moment he finds out that she has cancer i thought that was really good again can you look up who wrote this episode
JohnHOST
i did really like that they connected that back and use that later i thought that part
AmandaHOST
what
Bruce IrelandGUEST
[laughs]
George AllmanHOST
Paparazzis standing downstairs waiting for you.
Bruce IrelandGUEST
Yeah.
Bruce IrelandGUEST
It's, it's a weird, it's a weird thing.
PaigeHOST
But the overt theory.
PaigeHOST
visual of her passing, which was horrific, was that they were fleeing paparazzi in Paris and it was late.
PaigeHOST
She got to the hospital around 2 a.m. and she was pronounced dead two hours later.
PaigeHOST
I mean, they were trying to revive her.
NatalieHOST
And I want to give a little bit more details about that moment, just because I feel like for those listening that may be a little bit younger, they don't know all the facts.
NatalieHOST
And so it happened August 31st, 1997 in Paris.
NatalieHOST
She was fleeing from the paparazzi in her car.
NatalieHOST
car was the driver who we would later learn was under the influence of alcohol, but also prescription drugs.
Dane WoychukHOST
That's right.
Greg DienerHOST
Well, remember, he's got to use that coaching when he does the paparazzi championship series later in TNA.
Dane WoychukHOST
Yes.
Greg DienerHOST
Hey, anything that uses the Bob Backlund system is okay by me.
Jeremy BradleyHOST
Gaga was wearing a coat and pants and had a baby strapped to her chest as they walked along a sidewalk.
Jeremy BradleyHOST
Gaga was appearing to shield the baby's face from the paparazzi cameras that were following along.
Jeremy BradleyHOST
Neither she nor the presumed baby daddy spoke to photographers.
Jeremy BradleyHOST
Maybe they were babysitting.
Drew LaneHOST
I never really noticed that.
BranDon McAfeePANELIST
I don't, I don't think the paparazzi took pictures of their boobs.
Drew LaneHOST
Actually, the fact that he's only looking at his daughter tells me the other daughters are not topless.
Dave LandauGUEST
That's true.
Scott GregoryHOST
And as always, I'm joined by my fellow collectivists, Darren, Alan, and Scott C. was my turn to pick in august and today we are diving into an album that is genuinely a miracle of modern pop music britney spears 2007 release blackout and to really get into this record and why it's so legendary you have to look at just the absolute chaos of 2007.
Scott GregoryHOST
This was the peak era of toxic paparazzi culture where Britney's personal crisis was treated like a spectator sport.
Scott GregoryHOST
Following her divorce, she was hunted by hundreds of photographers daily.
Scott GregoryHOST
The timeline was heavy.
10 MINS LATER
Alain DuPuisHOST
Remember that guy? But this is not a song about clubbing or chaos or swagger.
Alain DuPuisHOST
It's more complicated than that.
Alain DuPuisHOST
And Scott Gregory, as he mentioned, this album came out at a time when Britney was going through a rough personal situation and the paparazzi was all over her.
Alain DuPuisHOST
And I have to imagine recording an album under those conditions was going to be tough.
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