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Pro tip, Fashion (and Michelle Williams): Stay away from photo shoots that style non-Native American actresses to look like Native Americans. It will never end well.
“Kill those f—ing Yankees who have been torturing Iraqi captives/ Kill those f—ing Yankees who ordered them to torture/ Kill their daughters, mothers, daughters-in-law, and fathers/ Kill them all slowly and painfully.”
Umm, yeah, so: In 2002, future “Gangnam Style” rapper Psy was pretty mad about a pair of American soldiers who were accused of (and eventually acquitted for) killing a 13-year old Korean girl. Then he wrote this song.
Here’s the design tattoo artist Peter Koskela used as the basis for the ink:
It’s a newsmagazine smackdown! Which one has the more controversial cover — Time or Newsweek?
“The left media and Wasserman Schultz will try to tell you that I threaten the president’s life and that I’m a mean, nasty man who wants to rape your puppy.”
Okay, Ted Nugent — it might be time to just stop talking altogether.
Yikes — Ashton Kutcher and PopChips are being criticized for an ad in which the TV star dons brownface and puts on an exaggerated Indian accent. The video has been taken down — but Kutcher’s character, Raj, lives on in this other PopChips spot.
PopChips CEO Keith Belling posted on the brand’s official site that the ad was intended to be “a light-hearted parody” and that the creative team behind it “did not intend to offend anyone. I take full responsibility and apologize to anyone we offended.”
“He has to be a little more responsible and write a little bit and think a little more before he does it next time. That’s why I don’t like people having cameras in the comedy clubs, because you’re just throwing thoughts out there, and that’s the creative process. You’re going to offend some people as you’re finding the lines. Now, he didn’t find a line, he found a cliff. But unfortunately, that happens.”
Tracy Morgan’s Little Man co-star Marlon Wayan weighs in on that whole homophobic rant thing.
“Finally, some publicity that’s not related to how our show is just like Pan Am!”
“many jewish friends, I love my Jewish friends, I love the apples and the honey and the funny little hats but stop cutting yr babies @eliroth”
Russell Crowe: Making movies, making songs, and making fun of Jews ‘round the world!
“I want to apologize to my fans and the gay & lesbian community for my choice of words at my recent stand-up act in Nashville. I’m not a hateful person and don’t condone any kind of violence against others. While I am an equal opportunity jokester, and my friends know what is in my heart, even in a comedy club this clearly went too far and was not funny in any context.”
30 Rock actor Tracy Morgan has issued an apology to fans and the gay and lesbian community for an anti-gay rant during his weekend gig at Nashville’s Ryman Auditorium.
Nashville native Kevin Rogers, whose account of the event on Facebook first grabbed media attention, spoke with EW earlier today and said he had gone to the show expecting a night of comedy, but left feeling “like the butt of the joke” after the 30 Rock actor launched into his tirade. ”I can take a joke, but I absolutely did not expect a rant like this in the middle of a comedy act,” Rogers told EW via phone.
