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Early Addition: Millennials Are America's Biggest Winos
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Ben Yakas
Published Feb 17, 2016
Modified Feb 17, 2016
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Published Feb 17, 2016
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- Homer Simpson will answer fan questions live on air in a Simpsons episode later this year.
- Millennials reportedly drink nearly half of all the wine in the U.S.
- Bill Simmons is gearing up to launch his new site, The Ringer.
- Kurt Russell and others join Guardians Of The Galaxy Vol. 2.
- Political correctness might be annoying... but it apparently works.
- TV auteur David Milch has gambled away his fortune.
- The NY Post reports on women smiling with bowls: "Hot, skinny people are ditching salads for 'power bowls.'"
- Duncan Jones was not crazy about Lady Gaga's Bowie tribute at the Grammys.
- Do you think that alcohol had anything to do with an attempted triceratops model theft?
- Vox has hired Choire Sicha for some sort of Millennial Facebooking partnership with Snapchat synergy, I think.
- The man who punched an MTA driver has turned himself in.
- Donald Trump used to say a lot of crazy shit on The Howard Stern Show.
- And finally, this is why you probably don't want to live with a baby elephant:
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