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A children's entertainer named Soupy Sales asked on-air that children send him "those funny little pieces of paper with pictures of presidents on them" from their parents' purses and wallets and was thus suspended from his show for 2 weeks
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A children's entertainer named Soupy Sales once asked the children who watched his show to send him "funny green pieces of paper with pictures of U.S. Presidents" from their parents wallets and purses. He was suspended for two weeks when parents complained.
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Disney’s Aladdin was ranked by Entertainment Weekly as one of the most controversial films, due to the original releases ‘Arabian Nights’ verse: “...Where they cut off your ear if they don’t like your face / It’s barbaric, but, hey, it’s home”. This lyric was changed in the 1993 video release.
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Entertainment Weekly named her #37 on the list of Greatest Movie Stars of All Time.
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The Wizard of Oz has been named on greatest movie lists by Rolling Stone, Entertainment Weekly, The Village Voice, Total Films, and many others.
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Author J.D. Salinger was the Entertainment Cruise Director for the MS Kunsholm for three weeks in 1941; he was responsible for making sure 1,500 passengers had fun cruising the West Indies, which included organizing deck tennis games and dancing with single ladies on board
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In 2012, CW put actual smartphones in an ad in Entertainment Weekly, showing live tweets
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Beginning in 2003 Stephen King began writing for Entertainment Weekly as a pop culture journalist.
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BET (Black Entertainment Television) originally aired for two hours a week as a block of programming on Nickelodeon
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In Cuba only state-run TV channels are permitted. An illegal network of entertainment distributors known as "El Paquete Semanal" provides weekly collections of international digital content. Content is gathered, organized and distributed by a human web of runners without the use of internet.
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Entertainment Weekly ranked Aladdin among the most controversial films in history due to one song lyric: "Where they cut off your ear if they don't like your face"
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Snoop Dogg wrote a film review in Entertainment Weekly for Disney's animated movie The Aristocats.
