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Extra, Extra: Bruce Willis's Halloween Costume Is One Of The Twins From The Shining
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Jen Chung
Published Oct 29, 2017
Modified Oct 29, 2017
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Published Oct 29, 2017
Modified Oct 29, 2017
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- Someone is very upset at the Russia investigation and wants Hillary Clinton to face justice.
- Bruce Willis and a friend dressed as the Grady twins from The Shining for M. Night Shymalan's Halloween party. Samuel L. Jackson approved.
- Roger Stone was banned from Twitter for threatening CNN personalities.
- New Yorkers are worried about becoming victims of the next "knock out game" attack.
- High school football refs in NJ walked off the field when students took a knee during the national anthem.
- Why it's impossible that the moon landing was faked.
- Jackie Robinson's Brooklyn Dodgers cap sold for $590,994 at auction.
- Larry David may be a better Jew than you.
- Also, will Christians ever be able to get along?
- Finally: "When you dress up as your dog's favorite toy for Halloween":
When you dress up as your dog's favorite toy for Halloween pic.twitter.com/UT0rHGVeQH
— Baby Animals (@BabyAnimalPics) October 27, 2017
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Jen Chung is a former WNYC and Gothamist editor.
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