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Early Addition: Rumors Of Lin/Kardashian Date Greatly Exaggerated
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Ben Yakas
Published Feb 17, 2012
Modified Feb 17, 2012
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Published Feb 17, 2012
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- Kardashian insiders tell Huff Post that rumors of Kim going on a date with Jeremy Lin have been greatly exaggerated—or perhaps this is all part of the Kardashians' evil plan to keep Kim in the spotlight?
- Except for Newt, Republicans are too busy for CNN's Georgia debate, so it's cancelled.
- Obama raised $29 million in January for his campaign, the Democratic Party.
- Was there a time when Larry King wasn't interviewing sloths?
- Yankees really really trying to trade AJ Burnett.
- MSNBC has had enough of right wing pundit Pat Buchanan.
- Warning: Hipster Dubstep cat is intense (especially when they drop the beat).
- Academy Award winner Melissa Leo will suck a cat's paw if need be.
- Family claims their son was stabbed in ACS detention center.
- Shooting guard J.R. Smith has chosen to sign with the Jeremy Linerbockers.
- And finally, this dog has some serious issues with broccoli.
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