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Photos/Video: Protesters Outside Of People Magazine Declare Ryan Gosling Is The "Sexiest Man Alive"
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Jen Carlson
Published Nov 17, 2011
Modified Nov 17, 2011
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Earlier today masked protesters were spotted outside of the People magazine's headquarters—with their spirits unbroken, and their voices raised loud. These people were Ryan Gosling fans, and/or Buzzfeed employees, who are simply outraged that the magazine declared actor Bradley Cooper to be the sexiest man alive this year. Did their protest affect change? No. But they fought the good fight. And while no injuries have been reported, we're betting there are some broken hearts amongst these brave men and women.
Sadly, George Clooney was a no-show.
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