Rock dismisses bad language hysteria

Comedian Chris Rock has brushed aside the controversy surrounding his foul-mouthed appearance at Live Earth London on Saturday.

Mon, 09 Jul, 2007 - 20:47

Comedian Chris Rock has brushed aside the controversy surrounding his foul-mouthed appearance at Live Earth London on Saturday.

BBC television bosses took the US star off the air just 10 seconds after he stepped onstage at Wembley Stadium to introduce the Red Hot Chili Peppers, because he swore at the crowd.

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