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Extra, Extra: Facebook is Strictly Anti-Camel Toe
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Ben Yakas
Published Feb 16, 2012
Modified Feb 16, 2012
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Published Feb 16, 2012
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- Rem Koolhaas will design Marina Abramovic's new performance art center.
- How'd it get burned??? A video compilation of the 100 greatest movie quotes from Nouveau Shamanic master thespian Nicolas Cage.
- More than 2,300 same-sex couples have wed in New York state outside of NYC since last July.
- Rihanna is collaborating on a song with her former abuser Chris Brown. Maybe his vile new pickup line really does work?
- This boob truck has been going around raising awareness of breast feeding.
- Julia Roberts and Meryl Streep have been cast in the August: Osage County film.
- Two California radio hosts have been suspended for calling Whitney Houston a "crack ho."
- James Murphy is still working on music with other artists—although all that watch-making might get in the way.
- Facebook doesn't want to see any camel toe whatsoever kids.
- And finally, in the battle for dominance between a cat and rooster, only the one who knows kung fu can win.
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