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Digital Spy, UK
Apr. 16, 2005
Daniel Kilkelly
www.digitalspy.co.uk

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ReligionNewsBlog.com • Item 10951 • Posted: Saturday April 16, 2005  

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A bracelet worn by Ashton Kutcher in support of the Kabbalah cult has been digitally removed from his latest film, according to The Mirror today.

Members of the religion wear a bracelet which apparently deflects bad vibes, but Kutcher, who was introduced to Kabbalah by girlfriend Demi Moore, forgot to take it off during filming of his new movie, Guess Who.

A source told the newspaper, “People don’t like to think they’re having Kabbalah rammed down their throats. Ash and Demi are outspoken followers, but it was thought that such a blatant plug would hugely damage the film.”

Madonna, Guy Ritchie, and Britney Spears are also devoted followers of Kabbalah.

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