Seth Rogen is the latest celebrity to use his platform to both support “Black Lives Matter” and criticize those who respond with “All Lives Matter.”
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Singer Bryan Adams apologizes for expletive-laced rant on ‘wet’ markets
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Singer Bryan Adams apologizes for expletive-laced rant on ‘wet’ markets
Bryan Adams apologizes for his expletive-filled rant on “wet” markets. Other artists, like Paul McCartney, have made comments on these markets.