James Cameron vs. Glenn Beck: Round Two
So, "Avatar" director James Cameron got good and steamed the other day while discussing Fox News' own Baron von Shoutypants, Glenn Beck. On his show Wednesday night, Beck responded, and as it turns out, he's guilty as charged! He also finds Celine Dion's "Titanic" power ballad "horrific, really."So, “Avatar” director James Cameron got good and steamed the other day while discussing Fox News’ own Baron von Shoutypants, Glenn Beck. On his show Wednesday night, Beck responded, and as it turns out, he’s guilty as charged! He also finds Celine Dion’s “Titanic” power ballad “horrific, really.” –KA
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