entertainment
Paris Hilton: "Humillar a las mujeres era una forma de entretenimiento en los 2000"
La empresaria y figura de la cultura pop Paris Hilton aseguró que en los años 2000 “humillar a las mujeres era una forma de entretenimiento”, al reflexionar sobre el acoso mediático y la misoginia que marcaron su carrera y la de toda una generación de jóvenes en la industria del espectáculo
TL;DR
- Paris Hilton states that in the 2000s, 'humiliating women was a form of entertainment'.
- She discusses the media harassment and misogyny that characterized her career and that of other young women in the entertainment industry.
- Hilton's new documentary, 'Infinite Icon: A Visual Memoir,' delves into the impact of fame on her identity and emotional well-being.
- She highlights the difficulty of speaking out due to being taught to portray a perfect life.
- Hilton was a pioneer of the 'famous for being famous' concept during the peak of reality TV and paparazzi culture.
- The systematic harassment of celebrities, including her televised prison sentence in 2007, was profitable for the tabloids.
- While misogyny persists in the digital age, Hilton observes a societal shift regarding public interest in humiliation and harassment.
- She acknowledges the role of younger generations in being more open about mental health and authenticity.
- Hilton expresses pride in finally showing her true self and hopes to inspire others to be strong and independent of external judgment.