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An entire magazine existed one day, with a full staff, and then one day it didn't. Where did everyone go?
Designers had to cut out the extras this season, and sometimes that meant the number of looks they sent down the runway.
We didn't expect the president to get so many laughs last night. Nor did we expect him to make a Special Olympics joke.
Also, get 75 percent off Lauren Merkin bags.
They were going to take back the economy, but then the weather intervened.
Some feminists are disturbed by the product itself. We are disturbed by the commercial.
Plus: Ellen DeGeneres to possibly wear cape.
The man responsible for one of Vulture's greatest-ever Q&As passed away yesterday.
They may not have been good enough for Tyra, but they're good enough for magazines.
Jose Reyes is batting leadoff again, which is good news. But last night's WBC game almost got ugly.
The Treasury Secretary says one thing, the Fed says another, and Edward Liddy says yet a third thing.
The rapper attacked some paparazzi. Plus, the rest of this morning's gossip.
We celebrate the bracing, burning clarity of matters finally locking into place — not that we saw it coming.
If she spends $1,000 per week on skin treatment now, imagine what she'll need sixteen years from now!
How many men could resist the opportunity to do a little tweaking?
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