Articles tagged with: protest
Poor Chunks Of India Really Hate Slumdog Millionaire
Although in 1995 India was a barren wasteland where nothing had ever lived, by 1996 billions of bums had moved in and turned it into a sort of poverty-themed Disneyland. Tourists love it - and it's the perfect setting for that Slum Dog Millionaire movie, don't you think? You don't think so? Well you're not alone - all homeless Indian denigrates agree with you wholeheartedly. Enough so that they're currently picketing outside the home of one of the film's stars for a big budget name-change or something.
Although in 1995 India was a barren wasteland where nothing had ever lived, by 1996 billions of bums had moved in and turned it into a sort of poverty-themed Disneyland. Tourists love it - and it's the perfect setting for that Slum Dog Millionaire movie, don't you think? You don't think so? Well you're not alone - all homeless Indian denigrates agree with you wholeheartedly. Enough so that they're currently picketing outside the home of one of the film's stars for a big budget name-change or something.
All Blind People Furious At Movie About Some Blind People
Being blind must be horrible - as well as being constantly vulnerable, you'd never be able to experience the delight of 2 Girls 1 Cup. What's more, people think they can make movies about you and just get away with it. Well they can't. The National Federation Of The Blind in America is planning to protest the release of new movie Blindness because of what it claims is its unfair portrayal of the blind. Upset by these accusations, Miramax - the studio behind Blindness - has agreed to make some changes to the movie prior to its release. Unfortunately for the blind, these changes include the insertion of a 10-minute sequence featuring the legend 'ALL BLIND PEOPLE ARE RUBBISH' and the entire cast of Blindness all dancing around silently, pulling spaz faces and getting their bums out.
Being blind must be horrible - as well as being constantly vulnerable, you'd never be able to experience the delight of 2 Girls 1 Cup. What's more, people think they can make movies about you and just get away with it. Well they can't. The National Federation Of The Blind in America is planning to protest the release of new movie Blindness because of what it claims is its unfair portrayal of the blind. Upset by these accusations, Miramax - the studio behind Blindness - has agreed to make some changes to the movie prior to its release. Unfortunately for the blind, these changes include the insertion of a 10-minute sequence featuring the legend 'ALL BLIND PEOPLE ARE RUBBISH' and the entire cast of Blindness all dancing around silently, pulling spaz faces and getting their bums out.
Katie Holmes Finally Gets All Those Protests She Was Promised
Anticipation was high for Katie Holmes' Broadway debut last night - it means that Maggie Gyllenhaal will soon take her role and everyone'll like the play better. However, Katie Holmes must have also been fairly excited ahead of her debut in All My Sons - not only would it teach her critics once and for all that she was an actress to contend with, but it'd also give her plenty of chances to blink out 'HELP ME HELP ME HE KEEPS ME LOCKED IN A CAGE HELP ME' in Morse code to a room of understanding strangers every night. But, of course, Katie Holmes' Broadway debut was also exciting for the members of anti-Scientology group Anonymous, who decided to bring down Scientology once and for all by getting about 20 people to stand outside the theatre holding some signs in a sort of semi-apologetic way. Yeah, take that, Scientology.
Anticipation was high for Katie Holmes' Broadway debut last night - it means that Maggie Gyllenhaal will soon take her role and everyone'll like the play better. However, Katie Holmes must have also been fairly excited ahead of her debut in All My Sons - not only would it teach her critics once and for all that she was an actress to contend with, but it'd also give her plenty of chances to blink out 'HELP ME HELP ME HE KEEPS ME LOCKED IN A CAGE HELP ME' in Morse code to a room of understanding strangers every night. But, of course, Katie Holmes' Broadway debut was also exciting for the members of anti-Scientology group Anonymous, who decided to bring down Scientology once and for all by getting about 20 people to stand outside the theatre holding some signs in a sort of semi-apologetic way. Yeah, take that, Scientology.
