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Input: CLEVELAND, Ohio -- Joan Rivers keeps joking about the Cleveland women held captive by Ariel Castro. 
  
 Just days after comparing her living arrangements on her reality show to what the women faced, Rivers kept it up. She told TMZ, the celebrity gossip program, that Gina DeJesus and Amanda Berry should not complain: "They got to live rent free for more than a decade . . . One of them has a book deal. Neither are in a psych ward. They're OK. I bet you within three years one of them will be on Dancing with the Stars." 
  
 And she went on. In an apparent reference to a lack of sense of humor, she said, "The TV the guy gave them must not have had SNL.'' 
  
 In her latest comments, Rivers only spoke about two of the women, DeJesus and Berry, whose attorneys blasted her initial remarks, saying they hit a "new low.'' The third victim is Michelle Knight, whose attorney could not be reached for comment. 
  
 On Tuesday, Rivers talked on The Today Show about her WEtv series, "Joan and Melissa: Joan Knows Best?'' that features Rivers living with her daughter. It was there while discussing her living arrangements, that she brought up the three Cleveland women who were held captive by Castro. 
  
 "Those women in the basement in Cleveland had more room,'' Rivers said. 
  
 In a Wednesday interview with The Plain Dealer, Rivers defended herself: "I'm a comedienne. I know what those girls went through. It was a little, stupid joke. There is nothing to apologize for. I made a joke. That's what I do. Calm down. Calm f----- down. I'm a comedienne. They're free, so let's move on.'' 
  
 On Thursday, The Today Show said it did not condone Rivers' statements. 
  
 The attorneys for DeJesus and Berry were not amused by her comments. 
  
 "Our clients have become aware of Joan Rivers' unfortunate comparison of living in her daughter's guest room to their captivity,'' said a statement from lawyers James Wooley and Heather Kimmel. 
  
 "We understand that Ms. Rivers is a comedienne; however, the idea that a celebrity would say something this hurtful, on national television, no less, is beyond shocking and disappointing. 
  
 "Our clients are strong, private women who have endured unwanted and often painful media attention for quite some time. They now have to endure this, which is a new low, and we believe a sincere apology is warranted.'' 
  
 Here is what readers are saying about Rivers' comments. ||||| Joan Rivers has been thrown overboard by Norwegian Cruise Line for an off-color joke. 
  
 Rivers got into hot water last week for a punch line about three women who were held captive in Cleveland by evil Ariel Castro. 
  
 She said on “Today,” when she was asked what it’s like living with her daughter, Melissa: “I’m still in the same stupid little room. Those women in the basement in Cleveland had more space.” 
  
 Reps for two of the women, Amanda Berry and Gina DeJesus, demanded an apology, but Rivers refused, saying, “I’m a comedienne . . . There is nothing to apologize for. I made a joke. That’s what I do.” 
  
 She later reportedly said, “One of them has a book deal. Neither are in a psych ward. They’re OK . . . I bet you within three years, one of them will be on ‘Dancing With the Stars.’ ” 
  
 But as a result of the drama, her summer vacation plans have now been scuttled. Joan and Melissa were booked on a July cruise to Alaska where they’d give lectures on board and travel in style with Melissa’s son, Cooper, 13. 
  
 But the cruise line called Rivers Friday to say the ship had already sailed. “Someone from their marketing team called Joan and said they didn’t want her,” said a source. “They said they’re a family-friendly brand.” 
  
 When contacted for comment, “Fashion Police” star Rivers told us, “Of course they canceled me! They were terrified what I would say after seeing the size of their cabins. They should be featured on ‘Orange Is the New Black.’ ” 
  
 She added of the boat ban, “It’s insane. Why would [the joke] affect anyone in Norway?” 
  
 But she figured it was all for the best since “they would have had some very nervous Jews. When I got on board, I would have given the captain a Breathalyzer test. We would have brought our own life jackets, and slept in the lifeboats.” 
  
 Rivers told us of the Cleveland comment that if she should apologize to anyone, it would be to Melissa, with whom she stars in a WE tv reality series, “for insulting the size of her guest room.” 
  
 Norwegian Cruise Line’s rep didn’t return calls. |||||
Output:
Joan Rivers still knows how to offend people, and half way around the world no less. The Norwegian Cruise Line has canceled her July booking with daughter Melissa over an off-color joke the comedy queen made the other day, the New York Post reports. The comedienne quipped that living arrangements at home are pretty cramped with Melissa: "I’m still in the same stupid little room," she said. "Those women in the basement in Cleveland had more space." Lawyers for two of the women, Amanda Berry and Gina DeJesus, demanded an apology, but Rivers refused. Now the cruise ship has stepped in by kicking her overboard, so to speak. "Someone from their marketing team called Joan and said they didn’t want her," a source says. "They said they’re a family-friendly brand." Rivers fired back the best way she knows how: "Of course they canceled me! They were terrified what I would say after seeing the size of their cabins. They should be featured on 'Orange Is the New Black.'" Rivers was no less diplomatic in reacting to the kidnapping victims, the Plain Dealer reports. When the story broke, she said, "The TV the guy gave them must not have had SNL.''