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Early Addition: Pregnant Olivia Wilde Calls Out Monsters Who Wouldn't Give Up Subway Seat
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Ben Yakas
Published Sep 15, 2016
Modified Sep 15, 2016
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- If you think everyone around you is a jerk, you may actually be the jerk.
- The NY Post reckons this was the best dressed guy at Fashion Week.
- Which one of you monsters didn't give up your subway seat to pregnant Olivia Wilde?!?
- Kim Kardashian took 6,000 selfies during her four-day Mexican vacation in August, which just seems impressive.
- Angelo Badalamenti gives the inside scoop on five songs from Twin Peaks.
- Can ancient natural medicines save us from the looming antibiotics crisis?
- Bill Hader and Seth Meyers talked about the origins of the SNL sketch The Californians.
- Bloomberg pulls out all the stops for a giant feature on divided America.
- Moby heard from his dead father on a recent episode of Hollywood Medium.
- An 18-karat-gold toilet just made it to the Guggenheim (and it works).
- Jay Pharoah is pretty good at impressions, isn't he.
- And finally, this cat gives great massages:
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