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Extra Extra: The Jonas Brothers can't stop bringing out the band that sang that song
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Good Tuesday afternoon in New York City, where it won't be this hot tomorrow.
Here's what else is happening:
- The sites in Manhattan that won't become casinos might get turned into thousands of apartments instead.
- Todderick Hunt, an award-winning football reporter for NJ.com and the Star-Ledger, has died at the age of 44.
- The "Nightmare Before Christmas" light trail is up at the New York Botanical Garden.
- An immersive art installation made up of 500 recycled car taillights is about to go on view on Governors Island.
- Yankees vs. Dodgers World Series: It could happen again.
- The big Advent calendar has landed at Costco.
- Man, imagine going to a Jonas Brothers show in Gainesville and they bring out Cartel to sing "Say Anything (Else)."
- The people want rotisserie chickens.
- And finally, outta there:
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