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_Published 2011-07-08. On Pop Chart this week find out what 'Captain America: The First Avenger' is called around the world and what real men really do, according to Ashton Kutcher_


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## Transcript

[ MUSIC ]. Hi, I'm Claire Suddath with Time Magazine and this is our weekly Pop Chart video. So, there's a Captain America movie coming out. It's full title is Captain America, The First Avenger, but if you live overseas, will it still be called Captain America? The answer is yes. Unless you live in Russia, the Ukraine or South Korea, in which case, it will just be called, The First Avenger. So Barbie is getting classy. Mattel's new museum collection includes three Barbie dolls whose makeup and fashions are inspired by famous paintings, such as Van Gogh's Starry Night and the Mona Lisa. But if you buy one, just try not to lose her shoes, okay?

Our feud of the week is between Ashton Kutcher and The Village Voice newspaper. The Village Voice recently fact checked Ashton Kutcher's, Real Men Don't Buy Girls anti sex trafficking campaign. Real men do their own laundry. Which claimed that 100, 000 to 300, 000 underage sex slaves are in the US. Real men don't buy girls. And found that an estimated 250 kids are trafficked each year. In response Kutcher took The Voice to task for it's adult classified ads in the paper then called on companies to stop advertising on The Voice's website. Surprisingly, American Airlines complied. Well, this is impressive.

The longest sea bridge in the world opened in China on June 30th. It's 26. 4 miles long and is expected to support 30, 000 cars a day. And here are 5 things that you do not have to worry about this week. You don't have to worry about Glenn Beck's second act because he's launching his own clothing line. It's called 1791 and it will sell polos and button down shirts. What, no glasses? You don't have to worry about ESPN because the sports network just snapped up the rights to Wimbledon for the next twelve years. And you don't worry about references to tiger blood because Comedy Central will have plenty of those and probably jokes about winning in it's upcoming roast to Charlie Sheen.

And you don't have to worry about Kevin James, because no matter how many bad movies he makes, his career just keeps chugging along. And finally, you don't have to worry about talking animal films because thanks to the movie, Zookeeper they seem to be alive and well. That's it, that's all we've got for you on Pop Charts this week. Check back next week when we'll have more for you. [ SOUND ].

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