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Early Addition: Philip Seymour Hoffman's Kids Inherit Nothing
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Nell Casey
Published Jul 21, 2014
Modified Jul 21, 2014
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Published Jul 21, 2014
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- Not even Michelin-starred chefs are safe from Syrian hackers.
- Florida sinkholes are the scariest sinkholes.
- Senators Charles Schumer and Richard Blumenthal are now pushing for cheaper pet meds.
- Philip Seymour Hoffman didn't leave money for his kids because he "did not want his children to be considered ‘trust fund’ kids."
- Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore will pay $190 million to women whose gynocological exams were secretly videotaped.
- FX's Fargo series has been renewed and will return with an all new cast next year.
- Kayne West did an interview with GQ and it's quite something.
- Video: Here's Benedict Cumberbatch as Alan Turing in The Imitation Game.
- And finally, who will win the epic battle between cats and hair dryers?
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