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Image by peasap via FlickrThis looks like a bit like a plane but it appears to hover. Grant Source: All News Web Michael Cohen m.cohen@allnewsweb.com A TV crew returning from the city of Rio Branco in Brazil’s remote Amazon district spotted a UFO on the side of the highway they were…

Brazilian authorities say drug dealers and other hoodlums were dying to get on Wallace Souza's TV program. Literally.

Brazilian police say they are hunting for a TV crime show host and former state legislator who is accused of commissioning killings to boost ratings.

Cartoon Gandhi shown turning grey water golden green Vid  Brazilian treehuggers have released a TV ad encouraging people to urinate in the shower so as to avoid unnecessary use of water when flushing the lavatory. The short vid shows various authoritative leaders of opinion including Mahatma…

Brazil: BTVP program boosts indie toon production -- Brazilian TV’s indie animated-series production sector is booming.

RIO DE JANEIRO: A Brazilian television star and ex-state legislator accused of ordering murders to boost his hit crime show's ratings, has surrendered to authorities after being on the run, police said on Friday.

SAO PAULO, Brazil — In one murder after another, the "Canal Livre" crime TV show had an uncanny knack for being first on the scene, gathering graphic footage of the victim. Too uncanny, say police, who are investigating the show's host, state legislator Wallace Souza, on suspicion of…

The host of a Brazilian TV crime show has been accused of ordering a series of execution-style murders to snuff out rival drug traffickers – and boost his own ratings.

A Brazilian TV presenter accused of ordering killings to boost his programme's ratings has turned himself in to police after going on the run.

Is it just me or is Network starting to look like more and more of a reverse documentary? Here's the latest step towards "hell yes." Newser reports that a Brazilian host of a popular crime show put out hits on people, so their bizarre murders would boost his ratings. The show, Canal Livre, seemed…

A Brazilian TV host and politician is suspected of organising killings to feature on his crime show.

A Brazilian TV presenter accused of ordering murders to boost his crime show's ratings says he is being framed by criminals and corrupt police.

Ordered hits to boost ratings The host of a hit Brazilian TV crime show has disappeared after being stripped of the political immunity which prevented him being arrested on charges of arranging hits to boost his show's ratings.… Case Study: WhatsUp keeps Legoland turnstyles ringing

A Brazilian TV host and former legislator accused of orchestrating killings to boost his ratings has gone missing - just as police sought to arrest him.

Nobody give Bill O’Reilly any ideas please. Souza, a state legislator and former host of a police TV show called ‘Canal Livre,’ also was a drug trafficker, officials say. And to get rid of the competition — and drive up ratings — he would order that criminal rivals be killed and then…