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 American journalist and celebrity biographer Andrew Morton is known for his works on Diana , Princess of Wales , Monica Lewinsky and footballer David Beckham and his wife , Victoria . In October 2000 , Morton had hinted that he had American recording artist Madonna as his next project , when he responded to an Independent reader in " You Ask the Questions " section . Asked who he would most like to write a biography of , he said : " I 've always admired Madonna as an intriguing and charismatic character who has been able to stay at the top for 20 years . " A formal announcement was made by Morton 's UK publicist Michael O 'Mara in April 2001 , that Morton had secured access to " those in her [ Madonna 's ] inner circle , who have never been interviewed before , about her ambitions , lifestyle and relationships . " O 'Mara added the reason for choosing Madonna was because she was " one of the most enigmatic and fascinating women of our time , [ and ] is the undisputed female icon of the modern age . " 

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 In the biographic Mad World ( 2009 ) , Paula Byrne said that the common view of Evelyn Waugh as a " snobbish misanthrope " is a caricature ; he asks : " Why would a man , who was so unpleasant , be so beloved by such a wide circle of friends ? " His generosity to individual persons and causes , especially Catholic causes , extended to small gestures ; after his libel @-@ court victory over Nancy Spain , he sent her a bottle of champagne . Hastings said that Waugh 's outward personal belligerence to strangers was not entirely serious but an attempt at " finding a sparring partner worthy of his own wit and ingenuity " . Besides mocking others , Waugh mocked himself — the elderly buffer , ″ crusty colonel ″ image , which he presented in later life , was a comic impersonation , and not his true self . 

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 During several interviews in October 2007 , Mills accused the media of giving her " worse press than a paedophile or a murderer " . She also criticised the media over the treatment of Diana , Princess of Wales – who , according to Mills , was " chased and killed " by paparazzi – and of Kate McCann . Immediately before giving these interviews , her PR adviser , Phil Hall ( the ex @-@ Editor of the News of the World ) , quit . In 2008 , a survey commissioned by Marketing magazine showed Mills as one of the top five most hated celebrity women , along with Amy Winehouse , Victoria Beckham and Kerry Katona . 

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 In June 2000 , Dworkin published controversial articles in the New Statesman and in the Guardian , stating that one or more men had raped her in her hotel room in Paris the previous year , putting GHB in her drink to disable her . Her articles ignited public controversy when writers such as Catherine Bennett and Julia Gracen published doubts about her account , polarizing opinion between skeptics and supporters such as Catharine MacKinnon , Katharine Viner , and Gloria Steinem . Her reference to the incident was later described by Charlotte Raven as a " widely disbelieved claim " , better seen as " a kind of artistic housekeeping " . Emotionally fragile and in failing health , Dworkin mostly withdrew from public life for two years following the articles . 

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 In contrast , the articles about conservative politicians , such as former U.S. Republican president Ronald Reagan and former British Conservative Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher , have been observed as praising their respective subjects . Mark Sabbatini of the Juneau Empire considered the Conservapedia entry on Sarah Palin , the Republican vice @-@ presidential candidate for the 2008 U.S. presidential election , a " kinder , gentler " and " far shorter and less controversial " reference for one wishing to learn about Palin in contrast with the corresponding Wikipedia entry , which Sabbatini found to be plagued by disputes over inclusion of potentially controversial details about her life . 
