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# Pop Chart: Pop-Up Pianos, Boozy Amy Booed and Smurfs Take Spain

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## Video: Pop Chart: Pop-Up Pianos, Boozy Amy Booed and Smurfs Take Spain

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_Published 2011-06-25. On the Pop Chart: Pianos pop up on the street. A drunken Amy Winehouse bombs in Belgrade. And a village in Spain goes Smurf-crazy._


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## Transcript

[ MUSIC ] I'm Claire Suddath with Time Magazine, and this is what's on pop chart this week. [ MUSIC ] If you're in New York City and you play the piano, well you're in for a treat. The second annual pop- up piano event, has placed 88 pianos on parks street corners and other public places around town. Anyone can play them and they'll be up through July second. [ MUSIC ] Did you know that there's a Ouija board game movie in the works? That's right. Ouija is joining Risk and Battleship as board games that are being turned into movies. Really? Well, I guess that's better than Hungry Hungry Hippos.

[ NOISE ] [ MUSIC ] Amy Winehouse was supposed to go on live tour this summer. But after stumbling her way through a performance in Belgrade, greeting the Serbian City with a big old hello Athens. She's cancelled her remaining tour. [ MUSIC ] Maybe someone should make her go back to rehab again. [ SOUND ] Do you have an iPad kindle or Nook but miss that old newsprint smell. [ MUSIC ] Then you might wanna try the scented candle, The Times of New York. Inspired by the Gray Lady, it combines notes of cedar, musk, and spice. Inky fingers are not included. [ MUSIC ] Tiscar, a remote village in southern Spain has caught Smurf fever.

The tiny town allows Sony pictures to paint it blue as a promotional stunt for the Smurfs movie. In return, it hosted the film's world premiere. Town residents have the option to ask to be painted back in the fall. [ MUSIC ] That's it for Pop Chart This Week, come back next week when we'll have more for you.

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