YouTube demonetizes Russell Brand's channel amid sexual assault allegations
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YouTube has suspended the monetization of Russell Brand's channel, citing a violation of its "creator responsibility policy," following allegations of sexual assault and abuse made against the British actor and comedian. Brand's management agency and publisher have severed ties with him, and his live theater shows have been postponed. The allegations, which date back to 2006-2013, are currently being investigated by UK police. Brand denies the accusations.
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