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A talent competition is being mulled.
News Corp. sells the property to Specific Media for $35 million.
Nope, not an ethics violation.
Apparently they think people still use MySpace.
The single biggest real-estate transaction in LA in the last 25 years is an empty office.
Did blogger Ian Spiegelman go too far when he seemingly advocated putting a blade in Simon Hammerstein's throat?
Also, Tom Ford has his eyes on Vegas, Bar Refaeli scores two huge campaigns, and Nina Garcia is rolling in it.
Plus Gotham pizza at Domino's, a nightlife great passes away, and more, in our morning news digest.
She says the Humane Society did not spend $10K to get her to the event and she wasn't told she'd be walking in the show — so there!
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