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## Video: Pop Chart: Wedding's Done, Arnold's Back and Palin's Moore

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_Published 2011-05-04. On the Pop Chart: Why you don't have to worry about the royal wedding; Arnold Schwarzenegger returns to movies; and Julianne is Sarah's spitting image_


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## Transcript

[ MUSIC ] I'm Claire Suddath for Time Magazine and this is what's on Pop Chart. The new National Endowment for the Arts study found that, surprise, Americans like sports more than arts. We in the US spend 20. 7 billion dollars a year on sporting events. But only 14. 5 billion on performing arts. [ MUSIC ] Are you a gluttonous drunk, well then you're in luck because cupcake winery has come out with a new product, cupcake vodka. We don't even want to know what that hangover is like. On Parks and Recreation, Aziz Ansari's character, Tom Paperford recently ran through a list of nicknames he likes to use for food.

He called eggs prebirds [ SOUND ], ketchup, Kanye blood, and honey, bear drool. So, obviously, someone on the internet made it into a website. Tom Haverfoods. com is the funniest thing we've seen in a long time. And it's kind of making us hungry. [ MUSIC ] HBO released the picture of Julianne Moore as Sarah Palin for the new movie Game Change based on John Heilemann and Mark Halperin's book on the 2008 Presidential Election. So, now we're not sure who we're supposed to like better, Tina Faye or Julianne. And here are some things that you do not have to worry about this week [ SOUND ]. You don't have to worry about Arnold Swarzanager's return to the big screen because its definitely going to happen.

Ill be back. Either in a fifth terminator movie or in this drama thats seriously called and I'm not kidding. Cry macho. You don't have to worry about not seeing Paula Abdul on TV because Simon Cowell is going to reuinte with her on his new show The X Factor. And of course, you don't have to worry about the royal wedding because it is finally over. They got hitched. [ MUSIC ] That's it, that's all we've got on Pop Chart. We'll see you next week. [ MUSIC ]. [ SOUND ]

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