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Mystery mogul buys porn star for $8M

New York Post - 15 May 2015 20:29
Mystery mogul buys porn star for $8M Porn darling Rola Misaki, also known as Takizawa Rola, agreed to a 15-year, $8 million contract with a Chinese businessman who likes to wear masks and is a major player in the entertainment industry.
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Miley Cyrus mostly just wore butterfly wings to perform, like a real butterfly would "What'd you do last night, Miley?" asks Billy Ray Cyrus. "Oh, well I sang a Johnny Cash cover wearing giant butterfly wings, some white tights, elbow length metallic pink gloves and butterfly-shaped pasties covering my n...
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'Everything I Never Told You' Movie in the Works at Relativity Relativity Studios has acquired the film rights to Celeste Ng’s family drama "Everything I Never Told You" for its Relativity Squared specialty division. Relativity president of production Robbie Brenner will oversee w...
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Marvel Must Sell 'Civil War' As 'Captain America 3,' Not 'Avengers 2.5' Avengers: Age of Ultron is a massive smash hit. It has grossed around $1 billion worldwide thus far as of today or tomorrow and probably has another over/under $500 million left in the international tank. Now Walt Disn...
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Bus falls off cliff in China, killing dozens

New York Post - 15 May 2015 15:14
Bus falls off cliff in China, killing dozens s://twitter.com/XHNews/status/599168081378709504 BEIJING -- A bus fell from a cliff in north-central China on Friday, killing 30 people on board, authorities said. Twenty-five people died at the scene in Shaanxi province...
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This adult pajama onesie looks just like a full business suit -- one guy wore it for a week and no one noticed I spent the last week gliding around San Francisco in the now infamous "Suitsy", an adult-sized pajama onesie disguised as a full business suit. At bars and in meetings, no one seemed to notice anything amiss. But, perha...
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'LAPD '53': Snapshots of L.A.'s dark side

L.A. Times - 15 May 2015 23:00
'LAPD '53': Snapshots of L.A.'s dark side If you were a Los Angeles Police Department crime scene photographer, 1953 was a very good year. The Los Angeles Police Museum at first thought it would need decades of photos to create a book, but it soon became clear t...
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How 5 Leading Youth Brands are Disrupting Today's Market When I was a girl growing up in Queens, all I wanted to do was watch Three’s Company. My parents forbade it, but that didn’t stop me from sneaking over to my friend Celias to watch it (while wearing a crop top that r...
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Marijuana K-Cups: Convenient coffee that picks you up and chills you out Few things go together better than marijuana and coffee. With the recent legalization of recreational marijuana in multiple areas of the United States, as well as the rise of medical marijuana, the "let's put weed in eve...
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Here's what your Apple Watch can do with nothing but Wi-Fi Your Apple Watch doesn’t need an iPhone to make it whole. The new wearable is capable of performing a variety of tasks without a tether to your phone. All it needs is a connection to a familiar Wi-Fi network, and…
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Here's how much firefighters make in each state

Business Insider - 15 May 2015 14:45
Here's how much firefighters make in each state The amount paid to firefighters, who are among the first on the scene in any emergency, varies from state to state. Every year, the Bureau of Labor Statistics releases a comprehensive set of statistics on employment by o...
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What does the rapid advance of Artificial Intelligence mean for humanity? Artificial Intelligence has always been hyped by its often charismatic enthusiasts; lately it seems that the hype may be coming true. Media pundits, technologists, and increasingly the broader public see the rise of arti...
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Principal fired over 'black' comment

CNN - 15 May 2015 05:50
Principal fired over 'black' comment A Georgia educator who was caught on camera calling out "all the black people" for leaving a graduation ceremony during the valedictorian's speech has been fired.
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Emily Yoffe of Slate's Dear Prudence column doesn't typically call back her letter writers to give them advice. But on the April 24 episode of The Gist, she did. The following is a transcript of the conversation. Listen ...
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Light-up signs let co-workers know to stay away

Cult of Mac - 15 May 2015 15:04
Light-up signs let co-workers know to stay away Everything about your vibe – the earbuds, furiously typing fingers and intense body language – says do not approach. But the steady stream of co-workers stopping by your desk can’t take a hint. You could tell peopl...
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We've just stumbled across what might be the most bizarre ad of the year Today we were forwarded what might be the most bizarre ad that has been produced this year. Step forward Thunderhead, a company that makes customer service and customer experience software for businesses. Not the most li...
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Bill Paxton, Jeffrey Dean Morgan 'rising' stars in 'Texas' miniseries They say that "everything's bigger in Texas." Here's your chance to find out -- at least from a historical perspective. "Texas Rising," the upcoming History miniseries, will detail the Texas...
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ICYMI: Apple Watch Nightmares

Cult of Mac - 15 May 2015 23:49
ICYMI: Apple Watch Nightmares Apple’s hot new wrist gadget is pretty fantastic and shiny, but when you trash it, how can you get it fixed? We’ve got the skinny on how to do just that, based on our own run-in with a shattered Apple…
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A Florida mother who had been in hiding for nearly three months to avoid a court-mandated circumcision of her son was arrested this week, the latest development in an ongoing and bitter legal battle about the procedure. ...
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Learn a bit about the 8 victims of the Amtrak crash Eight people died when Amtrak train No. 188 derailed in north Philadelphia on Tuesday, en route to New York City from Washington, D.C. We now know that the train was going too fast around a curve, and the names of the ei...
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ISIS No. 2 killed in airstrike, Iraq says Iraqi security forces are claiming a coalition airstrike took out ISIS's No. 2 leader, Abu Alaa al-Afri. CNN's Jim Sciutto reports.
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