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Extra, Extra: 9/11 Victims Hacking Probe Is Serious
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Jen Chung
Published Aug 4, 2011
Modified Aug 4, 2011
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- U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder says that the Justice Department is taking the investigation into whether 9/11 victims' phone systems were hacked by News Corp. journalists very seriously.
- Six people were charged with faking concrete testing results for projects like Yankee Stadium and work at Laguardia.
- An Inwood lingerie store wants lots of nipple-sucking action this weekend... to break a breastfeeding world record.
- J. Crew will be showing its clothes at Fashion Week.
- Someone is stalking Steve Buscemi's Park Slope stoop.
- Finally, AT&T figured out how to annoy only their non-smartphone users in NYC today.
- Beavis and Butthead will discuss Human Centipede: Creator Mike Judge says, "I have them talking about how there's going to be a Sex and the City 3, why don’t they combine it with a Human Centipede sequel and just have those girls all get lost in the forest, the doctor strings them all together and you get two sequels in one."
- Everyone loves to watch a former Egyptian leader on a hospital gurney while in a cage.
- And there might be saltwater on Mars!
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