L'obsolescence programmée des femmes célèbres... avec Esther Reporter

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Les femmes célèbres sont atteintes d’une étrange malédiction : elles ont une date d’expiration. Quand elles débarquent dans l'industrie, les médias les baptisent "la nouvelle It Girl" ou "la voix de leur génération". Mais un beau jour, le public se retourne contre elles. Dans cet épisode, on parle de deux femmes qui ont été "woman'd" : Anne Hathaway et Jennifer Lawrence.L'introduction des Oscars de 2011 : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=82fIpQjOxmc&pp=ygUWb3NjYXJzIGhhdGhhd2F5IGZyYW5jbw%3D%3DEsther Reporter :Son InstagramLa BD Ras le viol (Hachette Pratique)La BD Pas prêtes à se taire (Les Editions Lapin)Le documentaire "Vous devrez rester vigilantes"Sources :Rayne Fisher-Quann, "What Does It Mean to Get Womand?", i-D (2024)Aymen Sherwani, "To Be Womand: Unpacking the Career Life Cycle of Female Public Figures", The Gauntlet (2023) Bel Hawkins, "Who’s Next to Be Womand?", Shit You Should Care About / Substack (2024)"Why Is There So Much Hate Towards Anne Hathaway?", Reddit (2016)Nora Dominick, "Anne Hathaway Opened Up About Her Toxic Online Identity", BuzzFeed (2024)Mara Reinstein "The Strange Legacy of the 2011 Oscars Hosted by James Franco and Anne Hathaway", The Ringer (2021)Daniel D'Addario, "Anne Hathaway: Hollywood’s Most Polarizing Star", Salon (2013)Jane Atkinson, "Anne Hathaway Says Internet Hate Forced Her to ‘Be Good’", The Sun (2021)Dani and the screen, "Anne Hathaway: Why All the Hate?", Dead Curious (2013)Rebecca Ford, "Anne Hathaway on Tuning Out the Haters and Embracing Her True Self", Vanity Fair (2024)Hannah Gilchrist, "Hathahaters: Why Does Everyone Hate Anne Hathaway?", Red (2013) Alex Williams, "What Is Anne Hathaway Doing Wrong?", The New York Times (2013)Louis Peitzman, "Why Do People Hate Anne Hathaway?", BuzzFeed (2013)Ann Friedman, "Why Do Women Hate Hathaway but Love Lawrence?", The Cut (2013)Jia Tolentino, "Jennifer Lawrence Goes Dark", The New Yorker (2025)R. Richard Wells, "Jennifer Lawrence Is the Lamest Actress Ever", Vice (2014)Annie Lord, "Dear Jennifer Lawrence, Please Can You St