Mel Gibson apologizes for actions at FanExpo Canada
Most outlets led with Mel Gibson's apology following backlash for appearing to mock an American Sign Language interpreter during a Q&A at FanExpo Canada. The News International added context by noting Gibson said he was overwhelmed at the moment and described the incident as occurring on his way to the stage. Geo News focused on the apology and the nature of the backlash, specifying the date and location of the event.
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Mel Gibson apologises for mocking deaf community
Mel Gibson is apologising after facing backlash for appearing to mock an American Sign Language interpreter during a Q&A at FanExpo Canada in Toronto. Video from the Saturday, August 29 event shows the 70-year-old...
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Mel Gibson breaks silence and apologizes after mocking ASL interpreter
Mel Gibson says he was overwhelmed at that moment. This was the time when he appeared to imitate, or in critics' interpretation mocked, the ASL reporter on his way to the stage at FanExpo Canada.The backlash was ongoing for...
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