Russell Brand Explains How You Start a Revolution
Russell Brand's new book, Revolution, begins in a bathroom stall before his now infamous interview with English journalist Jeremy Paxman. In the last moments of silence before the sit-down, he throws up a few prayers not to mention a couple of Eminem lyrics and plans for the best. In the next hour, that interview or more appropriately worded, that clash with Paxman  wherein Brand expounded on his views about errant voting paradigms, the stifling power of oligarchies, and the exploitation of the underclass  would throw him into a political sphere no one was really expecting. A year later, Brand is calling for a revolution.