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| − | '''''Entertainment Weekly''''' is a magazine. | + | '''''Entertainment Weekly''''' is a magazine covering film, television, music, Broadway theatre, books and popular culture. |
== History == | == History == | ||
| − | + | At the [[Springfield Film Festival]] [[Bart]] asked [[Barney]] if he made a movie after it was announced [[Pukahontas|his movie was next]]. Barney then questioning himself, before saying "No wonder I was on the cover of ''Entertainment Weekly''".<ref>"[[A Star Is Burns]]"</ref> | |
| − | At the [[Springfield Film Festival]] | ||
| − | When [[Apu]] starting to act like an American he got rid of the goofy sacred elephant statue and put an issue of ''Entertainment Weekly'' with [[Tom Cruise]] and [[Nicole Kidman]] there instead.<ref>"[[Much Apu About Nothing]]"</ref> | + | When [[Apu]] starting to act like an American he got rid of the "goofy sacred elephant statue" and put an issue of ''Entertainment Weekly'' with [[Tom Cruise]] and [[Nicole Kidman]] there instead.<ref>"[[Much Apu About Nothing]]"</ref> |
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Entertainment Weekly is a magazine covering film, television, music, Broadway theatre, books and popular culture.
History
At the Springfield Film Festival Bart asked Barney if he made a movie after it was announced his movie was next. Barney then questioning himself, before saying "No wonder I was on the cover of Entertainment Weekly".[1]
When Apu starting to act like an American he got rid of the "goofy sacred elephant statue" and put an issue of Entertainment Weekly with Tom Cruise and Nicole Kidman there instead.[2]
Behind the Laughter
Entertainment Weekly is a real magazine.
