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Extra, Extra: Audience Members Now Screwing Up <em>Spider-Man</em>
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Jen Chung
Published Mar 25, 2011
Modified Mar 25, 2011
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Published Mar 25, 2011
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- Today in Spider-Man: Dances With Wolves Turn Off The Dark news: Last night a camera flash caused another hold up, the show did in fact bring on a new choreographer and the Julie Taymor/Bono/Edge stand-ins, the "Geek Chorus," are being cut from the show.
- Corporate welfare: GE is really good at not paying taxes even though it said over $5 billion of its profit was from the U.S. Hell, it even claimed a $3.2 billion tax benefit.
- The Bronx Borough President thinks a Yankee stadium hotel would help out the local economy.
- A vigil was held for Anthony Callao, the young man who was apparently killed because a group thought he was gay (he wasn't, he was just attending party held by gay friends).
- The core of the Fukushima nuclear reactor may be leaking.
- That couple that everyone hated from their NY Times Vows column because they dumped their spouses for each other just bought a new apartment.
- So this is what Color is for.
- Rebecca Black likes Selena Gomez. Oh, and tomorrow it's Saturday.
Jen Chung
Jen Chung is a former WNYC and Gothamist editor.
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