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Extra, Extra: Kate Upton's Friends Thought She Was Getting Fat
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Jen Chung
Published Feb 15, 2012
Modified Feb 15, 2012
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- Even Sports Illustrated Swimsuit cover models have friends who tell them they look fat.
- Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker claims that his "flu" is why he couldn't attend an event with President Obama.
- The U.S. will pay immigrants over raids in New Haven.
- More details about Whitney Houston's funeral.
- “This isn’t Amsterdam, we need our streets!”
- The Port Authority is suing over a Mega Bus stop.
- The Post followed up Gawker's story about the millionaire who went on a manic $20 million shopping spree: He bought $1.6 million of soap, sachets and clothes hanger covers from one vendor.
- Finally: Cindy Crawford is pausing her 10-year-old daughter's modeling career.
- Gross: Teens' Facebook pictures were placed on a porn site.
- And the "McStinkyN----r" receipt case has been settled.
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