16 Superstars Who Has Been Banned From Other Countries
It may appear as though superstars always receive preferential treatment. But when a whole nation decides that they aren't welcome, all the wealth and renown in the world are nothing. For a variety of causes, the actors and artists on this list all found themselves eighty-six miles from their goals. Frequently, the prohibition is politically driven, especially in countries where stringent religious law is the law of the land. Sometimes the excessive conduct of the star is to blame.
The country's government occasionally has a problem with a celebrity's conviction for a crime. A platinum album or blockbuster film does not outweigh a police record when it comes to border security. Whatever the cause, it has typically forced the celebrity to quickly rearrange their trip arrangements and cancel public engagements.
The country's government occasionally has a problem with a celebrity's conviction for a crime. A platinum album or blockbuster film does not outweigh a police record when it comes to border security. Whatever the cause, it has typically forced the celebrity to quickly rearrange their trip arrangements and cancel public engagements.
1. Chris Brown: The U.K.
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2. Paris Hilton: Japan
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3. Brad Pitt: China
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4. Lily Allen: The U.S.
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5. Sacha Baron Cohen: Kazakhstan
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6. Miley Cyrus: China
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7. The Beatles: The Philippines
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8. Snoop Dogg: Norway
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9. Alec Baldwin: The Philippines
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10. Martha Stewart: The U.K.
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11. Harrison Ford: China
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12. The Rolling Stones: Japan
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13. Busta Rhymes: The U.K.
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14. Lady Gaga: Indonesia
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15. Akon: Sri Lanka
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16. Russell Brand: Canada and Japan
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