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Extra, Extra: <em>Grey</em> Author Is Making 50 Shades Of BANK
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Ben Yakas
Published Jun 28, 2012
Modified Jun 28, 2012
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Published Jun 28, 2012
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- Watch Carmelo Anthony scare NYers at the unveiling of his wax statue at Madame Tussaud's Wax Museum
- Author E.L. James is making an estimated $1.34 million per week off of 50 Shades Of Grey.
- Famous P.J. Clarke's bartender Doug Quinn tells BI he was fired last night, and customers walked out with him.
- A sneak peak at the Pump Up the Volume musical you never knew you wanted.
- Here's a Chow Tip on how and why you should cut out hot dogs with a spiral cut.
- Anthony Weiner is BACK...talking about Obamacare.
- Manhattan retail outpaces outerborough retail.
- The restaurant industry is unhappy with the Supreme Court ObamaCare ruling.
- Gay New Jersey couple discover a photo of them is being used in Republican attack ads.
- And finally, two-legged kitties get to play too:
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