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Early Addition: The Creepiest Ladies-Only Walk-In Closet For Rent In NYC
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Ben Yakas
Published Nov 6, 2015
Modified Nov 6, 2015
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Ben Yakas
Published Nov 6, 2015
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- A terminally ill Star Wars fan got to see the new film early.
- Here is the nightmare $450/month walk-in-closet closet "for Rent ideally for female."
- The mom who was attacked while breastfeeding in a park doesn't feel safe breastfeeding in public now.
- Hillary Clinton thinks Ben Carson is hilarious.
- Upper East Siders really love their massages.
- Robert De Niro does not like Slack mogul Stewart Butterfield one bit.
- Time Magazine is donating its entire archive to the New York Historical Society.
- Internet addiction has spawned a influx of new treatment centers.
- Bryan Cranston and Stephen Colbert ponder deep thoughts together.
- De Blasio thinks Quentin Tarantino went too far or something.
- A breast milk depot has now opened on the Upper West Side.
- And finally, a french bulldog fights for his bed:
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