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Friday, February 22 2008, 16:33 GMT
By Alex Fletcher, Senior Entertainment Reporter
Paula Abdul was forced to perform a dance and earn herself a dollar so that she could use a vending machine.
After performing her routine Paula was given the money by a passing civilian. The scenes were filmed for new reality show Hey Paula.
Hey Paula airs on ITV2 on Friday, February 22 at 11.50pm.
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