Russell Brand’s pubic hair is no longer on display at a London museum of curiosities following the comedian’s conviction and sentencing for rape and sexual assault. Viktor Wynd, the eccentric collector behind the Viktor Wynd Museum of Curiosities, Fine Art UnNatural History in Hackney, confirmed that he removed the unusual artifact from his collection […]
Russell Brand’s Pubic Hair Removed From London Museum After Rape Conviction, Curator Says ‘I Have No Desire to Hear His Name Again’
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