Extra Extra: It Is With A Heavy Heart We Must Announce Ryan Adams Is At It Again

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Published Aug 19, 2017

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David Colon

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A city in Montana, a state that didn't join the Union until decades after the Civil War, has decided to remove a monument to the Confederacy.
A married man invited a different woman back to his Manhattan apartment, and she made off with a bunch of jewelry, including his wife's wedding ring.
Curtis Granderson has been traded from the Mets to the Dodgers. Aw, goodbye Curtis. You were a great Met.
Following his Twitter beef with Julian Casablancas and The Strokes, Ryan Adams is now going in on Father John Misty
Steve Bannon is out of the White House, but his imprint will linger there like the smell of so much rotten meat.
Cops are looking for a guy who smashed a pair of bottles together in a bodega and then stabbed a person with them.
Don't normalize Floyd Mayweather.
The white supremacist marchers of today just might be the Republican state legislators of tomorrow.
And finally, I'm thinking of a dream I had:

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