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The Post takes a look at the so–called blog of a prostitute, belledejour-uk.blogspot.com. The blogger, who calls herself Belle de Jour, an homage to the Luis Bunuel film with Catherine Deneuve as a mild housewife turned daytime prostitute, think that of celebrities, Elizabeth Hurley could be a good prostitute while Julia Roberts and Elisabeth Shue should not have played them ("Julia 'Sexless' Roberts"), while other bloggers suspect she's a fraud. The Post also notes that Belle, a 20 something Londoner with a boyfriend, might not be blogging for too long: "It would be a little depressing to be known the rest of your life as the documentarian whore." For her, sure, but come on, aren't we all whoring something?
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She may or may not be whoring herself in real life, but I suspect she's whoring for a book deal. It reads like promising nouveau-chiklit.
Ooh. And also, what real blogger is able to resist self-referential linkages to major news outlet stories about *yourself*?
(Except perhaps Gawker in re: juror leak investigation)
It was not mentioned nor linked because it would interrupt the lovely narrative.
Just a pet theory.
Hey, did you notice that Ben Hammersley in fact did NOT call the whore blogger a fake? When asked if he thought she was a fake, he actually said, "No, she's too good." The Post got things completely backwards. Just check his blog, complete with apology from reporter.
Read this prostitute memoir from 1938 - I run a website that offers tons of historic magazine articles and this
morning I posted this and it fits this topic perfectly.
http://www.oldmagazinearticles.com/article.php?Article_Summary=2363
Matt Jacobsen
www.OldMagazineArticles.com