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Pop Fiction is an American weekly practical-joke television program fromt the creator of Punk'd, Ashton Kutcher. Each episode features celebrities baiting the paparazzi and tabloid media outlets with fake controversies and scandals.
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Fast Facts
- Premiere date: March 9, 2008
- Creator: Ashton Kutcher
- Executive Producers: Jason Goldberg, Ashton Kutcher, Billy Rainey
- Host: Peter Katona
- Running time: 30 minutes
- Distributor: Katalyst Films
- Network: E!
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Turning The Tables
US Weekly reports that eight episodes of the latest prank reality show from Ashton Kutcher have been filmed. Some highlights include Avril Lavigne appearing in public with a prosthetic "baby bump," Lisa Rinna staging a fake affair with a younger man, and Paris Hilton highly visible with an ersatz guru. -
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Things that make my heart extremely happy: opening credit sequence for Catch Me If You Can. Pop up graphics in Stranger Than Fiction.
@clickwindrepeat | November 13, 2009 09:01 PM -
Bluetoothヘッドセットの電池残量が少なくなったのでイヤホンにチェンジ(^^;; Playingなう♪ Programing for Non-fiction : 麻生夏子 : J-Pop #TwitMusic
@yahakazu | November 13, 2009 01:43 PM -
@drscooter To explain, after Pulp Fiction, there was a volume of well spoken regarding Pop Culture hired killers in screenplays and films.
@thegnc | November 13, 2009 02:12 AM -
@The_TSS_TC haha. Wow. Now that was fucking funny. I "rented" a rather inane piece of pop fiction that doesn't merit a mention
@PaulCantor | November 12, 2009 10:49 PM -
@TrippLanier Gimme Fiction is totally diff compared to GaGa: less "pop slurpee", more "Ethiopian Yergacheffe". deep, mellow, no bitterness.
@chefmystic | November 12, 2009 10:46 PM
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View All Pop Fiction Questions (449) | Ask a QuestionAnthony Bourdains Fiction books? (2 Answers)Yes, I read Bone in the Throat. It's a pretty far-fetched storyline but a decent read. He should probably stick to his tv job, but it's entertaining like his show. ... read moreDoes anyone know any fictional blogs? (2 Answers)The first one I thought of was CADIE's blog from Google on April Fool's Day. I also found a link with a list of fiction blogs called Flogalicious. I posted ... read moreBest Non-Fiction Book of 2008? (6 Answers)Hello dyna4980, You may want to take a look at this site, it gives a large selection of non-fiction books which is updated regularly. http://www.randomhouse.com/modernlibrary/100bestnonfiction.html read moreNew Science Fiction series? (6 Answers)There's an ideea that I've had a few days ago, that I think I might try and write a short story about (my first): In the not too distant future, ... read more
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