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Yes, there is a line that Sacha Baron Cohen won’t cross.

An outrageous scene in the “Borat” provocateur’s new movie “Bruno” has been cut due to the unexpected death of pop star Michael Jackson.

“Out of respect for the Jackson family, the filmmakers have decided to remove a small scene involving La Toya Jackson,” a statement from Universal Pictures, which is releasing Cohen’s latest “reality” comedy July 10, said Friday.

Through much of the sequence, seen during press screenings of “Bruno” earlier in the week, Cohen’s flamboyant Austrian character tries to get La Toya to give him Michael’s phone number.

Like most of Borat and Bruno’s targets, La Toya Jackson was apparently unaware that she was being punked by Cohen when she agreed to be interviewed for Bruno’s proposed TV talk show at an unfurnished home in the Hollywood Hills. Realizing at the last minute that they didn’t have anything for the guest to sit on, Bruno and his “producer” pay Spanish-speaking workmen to act as human benches.

La Toya Jackson fled after being offered a selection of sushi arranged on the nude body of one of the workers. Bruno called out, “Have Michael call me!” as her car sped away.

Universal officials said the sequence was cut in time for Thursday night’s premiere at Grauman’s Chinese Theatre, which began just hours after Michael Jackson’s death was announced.

Adding to the potential publicity nightmare, a section of Hollywood

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Boulevard was closed Thursday night for the premiere’s red carpet festivities — denying fans and mourners access to Jackson’s Walk of Fame star a few steps from Grauman’s famous forecourt.
Vigils were instead held around the star of Michael Jackson — a British-born, South African-raised radio personality.

“We think that Michael Jackson would have wanted the show to go on,” said Ana Martinez, vice president of media relations for the Hollywood Walk of Fame.

“There is a Jackson Family star on Vine Street and we referred people that one Thursday night, but they ended up going to the radio personality’s star a few feet away.”

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Foxx does a decent Moonwalk; New Edition perform Jackson 5 medley.
By Kyle Anderson, with additional reporting by Eric Ditzian

Everyone knew Sunday night’s BET Awards would focus on the lasting memory and legacy of Michael Jackson, who died Thursday afternoon at the age of 50. The show didn’t waste any time, kicking off the proceedings with a 10-minute tribute that brought the packed crowd at Los Angeles’ Shrine Auditorium to their feet, immediately establishing the show as a sort of wake for the fallen singer.

The show opened with a clip of Jackson’s appearance on the 2003 BET Awards, where he performed with James Brown. It was a melancholy but inspiring introduction to the proceedings. The audience was then treated to a stunning performance by New Edition, who performed a medley of Jackson 5 hits. The iconic R&B group, led by Bobby Brown, sang and danced their way through classics like “ABC” and “The Love You Save.” The choreography was especially impressive, considering that New Edition had so little time to rehearse.

Following the Jackson 5 songs, host Jamie Foxx walked onstage dressed like vintage Jackson: The Thriller-era red leather jacket and a single sparkling sequined glove. Foxx greeted the audience and immediately launched into a performance of “Beat It.” Foxx, who has plenty of experience mimicking R&B icons, ran through the classic Jackson tune with aplomb, never missing a note.

After the ovation, Foxx told the audience that the show would be festive. “No need to be sad,” he told the audience. “We want to celebrate this black man. He belongs to us and we shared him with everyone else.” Foxx kept it light, poking fun at Jackson’s nose and the change in his skin tone over the years. “Michael was all kinds of black. He was Wesley Snipes and Chico DeBarge at the same time.”

Foxx wrapped up the show’s opening sequence with a decent take on Jackson’s signature dance move: the Moonwalk. The Shrine erupted once again as Foxx danced his way off the stage.

MTV will be paying tribute to MJ throughout the weekend with music videos, exclusive performances and calls and tweets from celebrity admirers and friends. For complete coverage of the life, career and passing of the legendary entertainer, visit “Michael Jackson Remembered.”

Share your Michael Jackson memories by uploading video and comments to Your.MTV.com or joining the discussion below.

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THE REAL WORLD: CANCUN
Wednesday night at 10, MTV

Maybe it’s because so many “reality” shows that tried to follow MTV’s pioneering “The Real World” turned out so bad that “The Real World” itself keeps looking surprisingly good.

Or maybe it’s just the fact that the series has never lost sight of the basics, which are front and center again as season 22 kicks off Wednesday night.

Nothing fancy here. No eating roaches or juggling scorpions. The show just gathers eight young strangers with high hormone counts, puts them together for a few weeks - in this case, in a Cancun hotel suite - and waits for some wheels to inevitably start flying off.

At first glance, the crowd here seems to include only one blatantly obnoxious jerk: Joey, a punk-rock guitarist and high-school dropout who struts in talking about how he wants to use this show to become famous, and who also plans to be the first to score.

His first wish may have to wait, but we do find out Wednesday night whether his second wish comes true.

Meanwhile, since “The Real World” is smart enough to take drama wherever it pops up, a big part of Wednesday night’s show focuses on two cast members, CJ and Jonna, who came in vowing fidelity to the girlfriend/boyfriend they left back home.

If this begs the question of why they wanted to go live with a bunch of available singles, rest assured the question doesn’t hang out there begging for long.

The rest of the cast seems generally pleasant and we generally sort of like them, which is okay. From 21 prior seasons, we know pleasant people still create drama, so we just have to be patient.

Tonight’s opening action, as usual, turns into a sort of warmup, like when they all go to a nightclub and Bronne, 21, makes out with a woman twice his age.

The others pick up on this quickly, joking about the “Sharon Osbourne look-alike.” Bronne explains that “I’m all about, like, cougars and stuff.”

Okay. That explains it.

At this point, the producers of “The Real World” obviously know what works, both in terms of individual participants and the dynamic of the whole group. So we’ve got Jasmine the feisty girl and Emilee the therapists’ daughter and Derek the nice guy, and sooner or later, we know almost everyone will get on someone else’s nerves.

The participants, of course, also know the deal. You score no points by being deferential and trying to make the experience as pleasant as possible. You score big points, and major face time, by getting into someone else’s grill. Or pants.

Contrary to Joey’s first wish, “The Real World” doesn’t make a lot of people famous. But they get to spend a few weeks on television, which if you don’t look too closely is almost the same thing.

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