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Mitchell Sunderland

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Hollywood's Puppy Palace protesters speak out at city meeting

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By Mitchell Sunderland, Amanda Jones
| hollywoodgazette.com
UPDATE:  The ordinance is due back before the Hollywood Commission Weds., June 1, 2016 at 1:45 p.m. at City Hall. Local animal activists let their voices be heard at a recent Hollywood Commission meeting to urge prohibition of the sale of so-called “puppy mill” dogs in retail pet stores in Hollywood, and switch to a humane business model.
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Playboy Model Sentenced to Clean Graffiti in 'Body-Shaming' Case

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By Mitchell Sunderland
| Broadly Verified
Proving Snapchat photos last forever, a Los Angeles judge sentenced Playboy's 2015 "Playmate of the Year" Dani Mathers to a month of cleaning graffiti off walls after she posted an image of a nude, elderly woman showering at the gym.
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The Bizarre Reason You Rarely Hear Martin Luther King Quotes in Movies

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By Mitchell Sunderland
| Broadly Verified
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr's "I Have a Dream Speech" is one of the most famous addresses in world history, but the remarks have remained off screen in the few biopics created about the late civil rights activist. Attorney Clarence Jones filed the copyright for the speech for King in 1963. Since his death, the executors of King's estate—his children Bernice, Dexter, and Martin III—have refused most filmmakers' requests to use the speech and King's other quotes and writing.
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