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Ashton Kutcher recently came under fire for taking to Twitter to express his outrage that Joe Paterno had been fired from Penn State. 

There's no denying that Chaz Bono's profile has been on the rise since he announced that he would be transitioning from a female body to a male body -- not to mention, of course, his much-watched run on "Dancing With the Stars." With that rising profile comes media attention, press... and outrage.

How MTV’s remake of a terrific British show, and the subsequent Parents TV Council outrage, does a disservice to actual American teens.

Robert Rodriguez tackles immigration issues by decapitating dissenters.

Jennifer Aniston’s comments about traditional relationships spark outrage, debate.

The ABC morning show replaced Lambert's interview with the convicted abuser

The move has triggered outrage from Berliners, who see the irony in building walls around a concert dedicated to the wall that has come down.

Harry Connick Jr. says he did the right thing by expressing his outrage at a blackface skit poking fun at the Jackson Five in Australia last week.

Juanes is sorry about the huge outrage surrounding his upcoming peace concert in Cuba, but says that his intentions are truly genuine.

A Thai tabloid has printed a photo of David Carradine as police found him, showing him hanging, but with some of the more explicit details censored.

Nevertheless, the photo as published shows the dead actor hanging, and should never have been published, the family says.