Early Addition: RIP, Jeffrey Lebowski (The <em>Other</em> Jeffrey Lebowski, The Millionaire)

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Published Aug 5, 2016

Modified Aug 5, 2016

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East Village bar The Edge is closing after 29 years.
RIP Big Lebowski star David Huddleston.
The NYPD will start conducting surveys to gauge neighborhood satisfaction.
Long Island cop killer seems to have killed himself in prison after decades behind bars.
Ivanka and Kushner were at McCarren Park courting the Yupster vote.
Police reform activists really seem to have gotten under Bill Bratton’s skin, especially this one fellow.
LOL at Trump's Ms. Pac Man attack ad.
Rapper Rick Ross lost 75 pounds by eating a lot of kale casserole.
And finally, having a conversation with your cat is totally normal, thank you very much:

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