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Extra, Extra: Sarah Palin To Have Belly Fire All Summer
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Ben Yakas
Published Jun 5, 2011
Modified Jun 5, 2011
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Published Jun 5, 2011
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- Get this lady some Zantac! Sarah Palin hasn't made plans about 2012 because she's having a good time with her family, but don't worry: "the fire in the belly, it rages on after this week and continuing through the summer."
- Mayor Bloomberg channeled Oprah in a commencement address but did not give away cars.
- Sean Kingston may have survived a terrifying jet ski crash with a bridge in Miami, but he may be fined for disturbing...manatees.
- Five men, including a Daily News employee, broke the Guinness Book of Records record for running a marathon while tethered together.
- X-Men: First Class made $56 million this weekend (with the aid of major box office talent).
- "Pan-seared duck with brown rice and blueberry compote. Roasted turkey with butternut squash and russet potatoes. Salmon with black-and-white quinoa." These are all dishes for dogs.
- Some famous movie hands for you to figure out.
- Offensive guru Mike D'Antoni isn't too worried about his job as head coach of the Knicks.
- The French TV regulatory agency has banned Facebook and Twitter from being cited on television news reports.
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