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Madonna undoubtedly had the best of intentions when she stripped down to her bra and G-string at a recent show in Los Angeles to show the world her latest fake tattoo: MALALA. It's an old trick for the aging pop star -- Pick a cause, instruct a make up artist to paint said cause into her back and deliver a politically charged speech on stage as she's in the process of disrobing in order to reveal said cause. The year-old target of a Taliban hit man is the obvious next step. Unfortunately, this time around, it would appear that Madonna may have caused more harm than good. It's been nearly two weeks since Madonna's probably well intentioned stunt for Malala, but the Taliban isn't letting it go. Newsweek 's correspondent in Afghanistan and Pakistan reported on Monday that the very YouTube-worthy performance is only fueling the rage of the world's most reviled terrorist organization. Even though she bookended her full reveal by hit song "Human Touch" and hit song "Like a Virgin," Madonna's managed to give the Taliban even more reason to hate the West.

On July 29, the Culture Department of Cua Lo town, Nghe An province received and handled a case involving a group of Team Building organizers at the beach that were said to have had offensive actions. Accordingly, the majority of female tourists took off their shirts and underwear to participate in the game. The incident was videotaped and posted on Facebook, receiving mixed opinions but mostly condemning this offensive behavior. Tran Trung Thong said that the act of female tourists taking off their bras and having these offensive actions on the beach is completely against the law.

When Netflix executives scheduled the release of a seven-part docuseries on the wild world of private exotic animal zoos or, more accurately, the people who run them to debut on March 20, , little did they know that they were contributing to what would become a cultural phenomenon. Of course, with a title like Tiger King : Murder, Mayhem, and Madness it was bound to find an audience, but thanks to the start of the Covid pandemic and resulting stay-at-home orders, that audience was massive, bored, scared, and looking for a distraction. Related Stories Grrrrrreat! When the first season of Tiger King aired, most people had never heard of Exotic, an incarcerated former zoo owner, or his nemesis, Carole Baskin, co-founder and CEO of an animal sanctuary outside Tampa focused on rescuing big cats. Because of all that, the second season hits a bit differently than the first.