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Maya Rudolph's Beyoncé Can't Take The Heat In 'Hot Ones' Parody On 'SNL'

“I’m sweating! Beyoncé’s head is wet! This wing is wrecking me,” Rudolph's Beyoncé said during the "Saturday Night Live" sketch.

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Jesse Jackson, Sr.

Once an aide to Martin Luther King, Jr., Jesse Jackson has been a political activist and public figure since the civil rights days of the 1960s. Jackson, a Baptist minister, is the founder of the non-profit organization PUSH (People United to Save Humanity). In the 1980s he was a regular presence

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Harry Belafonte

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1953

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23

1954

Frank Robinson named manager of the Cleveland

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1974

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