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Extra, Extra: Phil Jackson Says "My Bad" About Knicks
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Ben Yakas
Published Jan 10, 2015
Modified Jan 10, 2015
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- Fidel Castro may or may not be dead.
- Hard cider is having a moment.
- Mad Men will return for its final season in April.
- Teenage Tina Fey and her brother meet Elvis Costello.
- Phil Jackson took responsibility for the Knicks sucking.
- Men are jealous like this, but women are jealous like that.
- The NY Times wants to support your decision to go to the gym more.
- Saks Fifth Avenue argues it CAN discriminate against trans employees.
- A former Utah high school teacher allegedly had sex with a teen while out on bail for having sex with teens.
- A high school student is accused of punching his substitute teacher in Westchester.
- And finally, a big dog is not thrilled about his new boots:
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