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The rewards are there for the taking, but as with gas and groceries, the prices they must pay just keep going up.
Al Gore would not envy all that Bloomberg's up against.
Who's a Cylon now? What's up with Starbuck's Viper? Will they ever find Earth? Who's gonna DIE?
Mike Bittner has been wearing headbands for ten years. Watch the Video Look Book and find out where he buys them.
Plus Jimmy Kimmel on his 1,000th episode, Peter Jackson's heaven, and 50 Cent soothes the G-Unit.
London, get ready: Television crack is coming your way. MTV is currently casting for a U.K. version of The Hills.
Cameras are watching you eat in several city restaurants.
The Observer thinks that no young writers want to work for magazines anymore; they only want to blog. We aggressively disagree.
We call out our favorite April Fools' Day jokes, and a Slate article defending Gordon Ramsay that wasn't a joke.
We've gotten so used to reading about how fabulously fashionable Amy Winehouse is that we haven't taken a moment to really consider the ridiculousness of the whole concept.
We've been told about impending Beyoncé-Jay-Z nuptials so many times, their wedding has become like an urban legend.
“We've changed everything,” says Willis Loughhead, the new chef at Country.
In which we ask Andrew Cuomo to please stop tooting his own horn, and just get to work.
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