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Extra, Extra: When Anti-Maskers Want To Mask Themselves From The Vaccinated
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Jen Chung
Published May 13, 2021
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- Born to... Rum Raisin: Bruce Springsteen was spotted at his apparently favorite NJ ice cream shop.
- Governor Cuomo says that employees "feeling uncomfortable" isn't harassment when, a lawyer says, it actually is?
- Does this Harry Potter Butterbeer Bar look wizard-y enough?
- The Tribeca Film Festival will honor Stacey Abrams with its inaugural Harry Belafonte Voices for Social Justice Award this year.
- There's a conspiracy leading anti-maskers to wear masks to, um, protect themselves from the vaccinated.
- There are at least 411 suspects in the January 6th insurrection of the U.S. Capitol.
- Rolling Stone has a big feature on white supremacy in law enforcement: "Extremism researchers have been warning for years that a dangerous affinity has formed between American police, far-right extremists, and white supremacists."
- There's a "mystery box" business in China that offers fuzzy pets... but the animals have turned up dead or diseased.
- Dr. Spencer Silver, an inventor of Post-Its,died last week at age 80. He created a not-too-sticky adhesive at 3M, which another employee, Art Fry (not Michele Weinberger), used for the notes.
- Slack is apologizing for Hummus Day today.
- Knives Out 2 has cast Kathryn Hahn, who will join Daniel Craig, Janelle Monáe, Dave Bautista, and Edward Norton in the Netflix sequel.
- Also, John Mulaney and Olivia Munn are dating,if you believe the gossips.
- And this does look like a good scratch:
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