Tila Tequila evicted from Celebrity Big Brother because of her praise of Hitler

Glamour model and Playboy star 33-year-old Tila Tequila has been evicted from Celebrity Big Brother over reports that she had posted an image of herself in Nazi gear posing in front of a concentration camp. She had earlier posted comments on social media indicating that she sympathized with Hitler.
This has been reported in news.sky.com dated 28 August 2015.

Channel 5 has removed her because she had posted an image of herself in Nazi gear posing in front of Auschwitz concentration camp in 2013. Over 500 people had signed a petition calling for her to be kicked out for allegedly writing anti-Semitic remarks online.
Channel 5 has explained that they were not aware of the views and attitudes Tila had expressed in social media postings before she joined Celebrity Big Brother.
Jewish leaders had called for Tina Teqila, mother-of-one, to be expelled. Her real name is Thien Thanh Thi Nguyen and she was born in Singapore to Vietnamese parents.
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"Labyrinth of Lies" by debutante filmmaker Giulio Ricciarelli to be Germany’s entry for the Foreign Language film at Oscars

Debutante filmmaker Giulio Ricciarelli’s feature “Labyrinth of Lies” will be Germany’s entry for the Foreign Language film at Oscar. The movie, distributed in the US by Sony Pictures Classics, is about a young public prosecutor, Johann Radmann, who sets out in the 1950s to expose the full story behind the mass killings at Auschwitz.
This has been reported in indianexpress.com dated 27 August 2015.

Alexander Fehling would be in the role of Radmann – he won the Bavarian Film Award for best actor for this role. The decision to send this film was taken by an independent nine-member jury appointed by German Films, and the jury has described the film as a “precisely researched” drama that is both “gripping and touching”.
The world premiere of the film was done at the Toronto Film Festival last year. Beta Cinema is handling international sales and it has sold the film to 118 countries. Sony Pictures Classics is planning a theatrical release on September 30.
The five movies nominated in the Foreign Language film Oscar will be revealed on January 14 and the Oscar awards ceremony will be February 28.
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