[ourmaninBusan]

Two things really bug me about the Diana is Dead industry.

1. All those kitschy products in 1997-98 that claimed to be "tributes."
The word is "ripoff," people.

2. Those British and American tabloids have some nerve leaping to
Di's posthumous defense considering how they preyed on her in life.

I remember the Sunday after Diana died in Paris; I went to a
convenience store and saw the Enquirer cover story about Di:

Sex-Crazed Di says: "I Can't Get Enough"

That was the kind of contempt they showed for her in real-life,
lovingly preserved on a shelf. Now they pretend to defend her
honor, now that she died escaping paparazzi?

If there was any celebrity in my lifetime who really didn't deserve
the punishing scrutiny of the vampiric media, it would be her.
There's no way she could've expected the degree of media attention
she was in for. The media pushed her as far as they could, and
now they apologetically fake outrage that others are exploiting Di
in a "tasteless" manner?

Sex-Crazed Di says: "I Can't Get Enough"

I rest my case.