Born in Atlanta, Georgia, USA to a Jewish father (composer Steve Dorff) and a Christian mother, Dorff was raised in Los Angeles, where his father worked as a film composer. Stephen started acting in television, guest roles. He appeared in shows such as Diff'rent Strokes, Rosanna, Married With Children, Blossom and some television movies like In Love and War, I Know My First Name Is Steven, A Son's Promise, Do You Know The ...

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Image:Bladejumping.JPG Blade, the Vampire Slayer The character Blade was created in 1973 for Marvel Comics by writer Marv Wolfman and artist Gene Colan and was a supporting character in the 1970s comic Tomb of Dracula. The 1998 movie Blade featured some of the characters of the comic book and starred Wesley Snipes; two sequels have followed so far. Blade comics - Comic book. The man called Blade was born into the darker side of reality in a whorehouse in Brooklyn, off Coney Island, in 19 ...

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• Blade comics - Hunter’s Teachings
• Blade comics - The Drac Pack
• Blade comics - The Nightstalkers
• Blade comics - Daywalker
• Blade comics - Movies
• Blade comics - Blade TV Show

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The man called Blade was born into the darker side of reality in a whorehouse in Brooklyn, off Coney Island, in 1929. Blade’s mother, a prostitute at Madame Vanity’s brothel, experienced severe labor complications, and a doctor was summoned. The name of the “doctor” was Deacon Frost, in reality a bloodthirsty vampire. Frost feasted on Blade’s mother during his birth, and accidentally passed along certain enzymes in his own blood to the infant, which later resulted in Blade’s immunity to being turned; his ability to “smell” supernatural creatures; a greatly prolonged ...

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Blade comics, Blade comics - Comic book, Blade comics - Hunter’s Teachings, Blade comics - The Drac Pack, Blade comics - The Nightstalkers, Blade comics - Daywalker, Blade comics - Movies, Blade comics - Blade TV Show

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After his mother has a severe nervous breakdown, Peekay is cared for by Mary Mandoma, his Zulu nanny. Soon after his mother's breakdown, however, Peekay, an English speaker, is sent to an Afrikaner boarding school. The only English speaking boy in the entire school, Peekay soon becomes the target for Afrikaner boys seeking to vent their rage against the British for the atrocities against the Afrikaners in the Boer War. He is bullied and teased by everyone at the school, but most of all by an older boy, Jaapie Botha, "The Judge" ...

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The Power of One, The Power of One - Tone, The Power of One - Plot, The Power of One - Sequel

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S.F.W. - Screenplay. Danny Rubin Jefery Levy S.F.W. - Cast. Stephen Dorff .... Cliff Spab Reese Witherspoon .... Wendy Pfister Jake Busey .... Morrow Streeter Joey Lauren Adams .... Monica Dice Pamela Gidley .... Janet Streeter David Barry Gray .... Scott Spab Jack Noseworthy .... Joe Dice Richard Portnow .... Gerald Parsley Edward Wiley .... Mr. Spab Lela Ivey .... Mrs. ...

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NOTES: Bold indicates the following people appeared on Punk'd more than once and in separate episodes. And Italics indicates the following pranks went into the Hall of Shame. The celebrities who were interviewed back in season 1 aren't official Punk'd segments so the only celebrities who got Punk'd are the three in each episode 1 Akon was punk'd by Jesse McCartney, who substituted for Kutcher. 2 Cavallari's parents, cast members from the Laguna Beach: The Real Orange C ...

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Punk'd, Punk'd - Linguistics of Punk'd, Punk'd - Typical set up of Punk'd, Punk'd - Locations, Punk'd - Road Trips, Punk'd - Using realistic events, Punk'd - Traditions of Punk'd, Punk'd - WWE, Punk'd - NBA, Punk'd - The O.C., Punk'd - Punking foreign stars, Punk'd - Several foreign stars denied broadcasting rights to the show, Punk'd - Failed Punk'dings, Punk'd - Controversies, Punk'd - Parodies, Punk'd - Celebrities who have been punk'd, Punk'd - Celebrities who have been punk'd but haven't aired on MTV

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Limp Bizkit - Early years. Contrary to popular belief, Limp Bizkit was not named for the fraternity game "limp biscuit". They were named after the way a friend of the band described his brain after getting high. The band was formed in 1994 by Durst, Rivers, Borland and Otto, touring in and around their hometown of Jacksonville, Florida. About this time, they became friends with rap music's House of Pain, which included DJ Lethal. Soon after House of Pain broke up, DJ Lethal joined the band. They were discovered b ...

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Limp Bizkit, Limp Bizkit - History, Limp Bizkit - Early years, Limp Bizkit - Three Dollar Bill Y'all, Limp Bizkit - Significant Other, Limp Bizkit - Chocolate Starfish and the Hot Dog Flavored Water, Limp Bizkit - Results May Vary, Limp Bizkit - The Unquestionable Truth, Limp Bizkit - Greatest Hitz, Limp Bizkit - Next album, Limp Bizkit - Discography, Limp Bizkit - Guest Appearances in Limp Bizkit videos, Limp Bizkit - Guest Appearances in other videos

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Leon (Dorff) and Bobby (Renfro) are brothers and also part of the Deuces, a street gang in Brooklyn. Ever since their brother overdosed on drugs, they made an effort to keep drugs off their streets. Their rival gang, the Vipers, are a threat to their mission and a gang war is about to erupt. ...

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Deuces Wild, Deuces Wild - Plot, Deuces Wild - Cast

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In addition to her fame from modelling and acting, Anderson has gotten a great deal of press attention for her flamboyant personal life. She married rock star Tommy Lee of the band Mötley Crüe on February 19, 1995 after knowing him for only 96 hours, and subsequently bore him two sons, Brandon and Dylan. After reported incidents of spousal abuse and alcoholism on the part of Lee, Anderson filed for divorce twice and reconciled twice, before the couple finally broke up for good. During the period of her marriage, she was known professionall ...

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Pamela Anderson, Pamela Anderson - Early life, Pamela Anderson - Acting and Modeling Career, Pamela Anderson - Personal life, Pamela Anderson - Novelist, Pamela Anderson - Animal rights, Pamela Anderson - Filmography, Pamela Anderson - TV work, Pamela Anderson - Her appearances in Playboy Special Editions, Pamela Anderson - Pro wrestling, Pamela Anderson - Trivia

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Directed by David LaChapelle, the controversial music video for the song was originally supposed to depict Spears' character dying in a bathtub from an "accidental" overdose of pills and alcohol. When word leaked out about the video's content, protests quickly changed it. The released video exists in two versions; the American version being slightly cleaned up, and the international version showing more skin and blood than deemed normally acceptable by MTV's standards. The video also features Stephen Dorff as her estranged boyfriend ( ...

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Everytime, Everytime - Music video, Everytime - Chart performance

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In Zoolander, the supremacy of Derek Zoolander as the world's top male-model is challenged by the up-and-coming Hansel (Owen Wilson), an acid-tripping, Great Spirit-worshiping throwback to the '60s. When his best friends are killed in a "freak gasoline-fight accident," Derek announces that he is retiring from the male modeling profession. He returns to the coal mines where his father and brothers work, but so ...

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Zoolander, Zoolander - Plot summary, Zoolander - Cast, Zoolander - Trivia, Zoolander - Malaysia, Zoolander - Magnum

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In late 2003, it was announced by MTV that Kutcher had decided not to continue production on Punk'd. Some commentators speculated that the announcement was a ploy designed to lower the guard of increasingly wary celebrities in an attempt at another season of pranks. This proved to be true when the third season began airing on April 25, 2004. The television audience itself had been "punk'd". Some controversies arose in seasons 3 and 4, when New York Yankees' third-baseman Alex Rodriguez and actor Michael Vartan threatened to sue ...

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Punk'd, Punk'd - Linguistics of Punk'd, Punk'd - Typical set up of Punk'd, Punk'd - Locations, Punk'd - Road Trips, Punk'd - Using realistic events, Punk'd - Traditions of Punk'd, Punk'd - WWE, Punk'd - NBA, Punk'd - The O.C., Punk'd - Punking foreign stars, Punk'd - Several foreign stars denied broadcasting rights to the show, Punk'd - Failed Punk'dings, Punk'd - Controversies, Punk'd - Parodies, Punk'd - Celebrities who have been punk'd, Punk'd - Celebrities who have been punk'd but haven't aired on MTV

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The film was never shown in Malaysia, the country figured prominently in the film, as it is depicted as impoverished and dependent on sweatshops. Malaysia's censorship board deemed it "definitely unsuitable". [1] The only authenticity is when Zoolander speaks to Prime Minister Hassan in Malay. The film was also banned in neighbouring Singapore, due to bilateral sensitivities and the movie's excessive drug use. ...

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Zoolander, Zoolander - Plot summary, Zoolander - Cast, Zoolander - Trivia, Zoolander - Malaysia, Zoolander - Magnum

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The show begins with a short preview of which celebrity will be featured on the show. The opening theme begins, then it cuts to the black Ashton shot. The black Ashton shot is when Kutcher is shown with a black background. He talks about the celebrity about to be punk'd (Usually describing what he/she does for a living), explains in a hollering fashion why he feels the celebrity deserves to be punk'd, and introduces the cast working on the prank. It then cuts to the punking. The sequence is followed by hidden cameras throughout the area. Aft ...

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Punk'd, Punk'd - Linguistics of Punk'd, Punk'd - Typical set up of Punk'd, Punk'd - Locations, Punk'd - Road Trips, Punk'd - Using realistic events, Punk'd - Traditions of Punk'd, Punk'd - WWE, Punk'd - NBA, Punk'd - The O.C., Punk'd - Punking foreign stars, Punk'd - Several foreign stars denied broadcasting rights to the show, Punk'd - Failed Punk'dings, Punk'd - Controversies, Punk'd - Parodies, Punk'd - Celebrities who have been punk'd, Punk'd - Celebrities who have been punk'd but haven't aired on MTV

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In 2004, Pamela Anderson released the book Star, in which she describes a young teenager doing different things in order to reach fame. After this, she began touring across the States, signing autographs to fans at Wal-Mart stores nationwide. A sequel, Star Struck, released in 2005, is a thinly veiled look at her life with Tommy Lee and the travails of celebrity life. ...

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Pamela Anderson, Pamela Anderson - Early life, Pamela Anderson - Acting and Modeling Career, Pamela Anderson - Personal life, Pamela Anderson - Novelist, Pamela Anderson - Animal rights, Pamela Anderson - Filmography, Pamela Anderson - TV work, Pamela Anderson - Her appearances in Playboy Special Editions, Pamela Anderson - Pro wrestling, Pamela Anderson - Trivia

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Anderson's first major television role was on the United States hit television sitcom Home Improvement (1991-1993). She gained attention from the viewers, which got her the role of C J Parker (1992-1997) on Baywatch. Later, she quit "Home Improvement." In the meantime, Anderson was still modeling for Playboy and was still appearing on the cover of the magazine. Her role as C.J. Parker gave Anderson more popularity and attention from international viewers. In 1996, she appeared in a feature film, Barb Wire, which failed to achieve commercial success; and in 1998 she starred in her own ...

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Pamela Anderson, Pamela Anderson - Early life, Pamela Anderson - Acting and Modeling Career, Pamela Anderson - Personal life, Pamela Anderson - Novelist, Pamela Anderson - Animal rights, Pamela Anderson - Filmography, Pamela Anderson - TV work, Pamela Anderson - Her appearances in Playboy Special Editions, Pamela Anderson - Pro wrestling, Pamela Anderson - Trivia

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In 1999, Anderson received the Linda McCartney Award for animal rights protectors. In 2001, Anderson released a letter in support of PETA's campaign against Kentucky Fried Chicken; stating, "What KFC does to 750 million chickens, each year, is not civilized or acceptable." She later made a video about KFC's treatment of chickens for www.KentuckyFriedCruelty.com. In 2003, Anderson stripped down for PETA's "I'd Rat ...

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Pamela Anderson, Pamela Anderson - Early life, Pamela Anderson - Acting and Modeling Career, Pamela Anderson - Personal life, Pamela Anderson - Novelist, Pamela Anderson - Animal rights, Pamela Anderson - Filmography, Pamela Anderson - TV work, Pamela Anderson - Her appearances in Playboy Special Editions, Pamela Anderson - Pro wrestling, Pamela Anderson - Trivia

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Punk'd is taped in various areas around Los Angeles. Most of the time it occurs in a parking lot. The second most common location is a restaurant. On some rare occasions, it will be in a unique area. In season five for example, Tyrese was punk'd in a fake mob headquarters. Punk'd - Road Trips. On season 3, Ashton Kutcher and his crew went to Smithsonian Museum in Washington DC, in honor of the release of The Prince and Me ...

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Punk'd - WWE. At the end of the second season, when Kutcher tried to "punk" WWE's Goldberg, a yearly tradition began of "punking" WWE wrestlers. In season 3 it was The Rock, in season 4 it was Stone Cold Steve Austin, and season 5 featured Triple H. As an ongoing gag, Ashton Kutcher calls himself The Farmhand in WWE Punk'd segments. Punk'd - NBA. Also starting in season 3, a yearly tradition began of "punking" NBA players. In season 3 it was Carmelo Anthony of the Denver Nugget ...

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Punk'd, Punk'd - Linguistics of Punk'd, Punk'd - Typical set up of Punk'd, Punk'd - Locations, Punk'd - Road Trips, Punk'd - Using realistic events, Punk'd - Traditions of Punk'd, Punk'd - WWE, Punk'd - NBA, Punk'd - The O.C., Punk'd - Punking foreign stars, Punk'd - Several foreign stars denied broadcasting rights to the show, Punk'd - Failed Punk'dings, Punk'd - Controversies, Punk'd - Parodies, Punk'd - Celebrities who have been punk'd, Punk'd - Celebrities who have been punk'd but haven't aired on MTV

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Through season six, a total of 16 non-American/non-Canadian stars (thirteen of them had been aired) had been Punk'd: Jason "Wee-Man" Acuña (Italy), Kelly and Jack Osbourne (both U.K.), Mötley Crüe drummer Tommy Lee (born Greece; now an American citizen), actress Salma Hayek (Mexico), Dallas Mavericks' Dirk Nowitzki (Germany), singer Joss Stone (U.K.), American Idol judge Simon Cowell (U.K.), That '70s Show star Mila Kunis (Ukraine), actress-model Sofía Vergara (Colombia), singer Akon (Senegal), Mischa Barton (U.K.), and dance hall s ...

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Punk'd, Punk'd - Linguistics of Punk'd, Punk'd - Typical set up of Punk'd, Punk'd - Locations, Punk'd - Road Trips, Punk'd - Using realistic events, Punk'd - Traditions of Punk'd, Punk'd - WWE, Punk'd - NBA, Punk'd - The O.C., Punk'd - Punking foreign stars, Punk'd - Several foreign stars denied broadcasting rights to the show, Punk'd - Failed Punk'dings, Punk'd - Controversies, Punk'd - Parodies, Punk'd - Celebrities who have been punk'd, Punk'd - Celebrities who have been punk'd but haven't aired on MTV

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