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Don’t Drink Yourself Fat Ads

Here are a series of ads being put out by NYC's Department of Health about high calorie soft drinks drinks like Gatorade and Snapple.

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Don’t Drink Yourself Fat Ads

(500) Days of Sanford

The people of South Carolina are trying to oust their Governor with this highly competent trailer parody.

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(500) Days of Sanford

Blanket Baby Daddy Mystery Deepens, Needs To Stop

Once in a great while a mystery will come along and captivate the world. Who shot JFK? Who shot Mr.

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Blanket Baby Daddy Mystery Deepens, Needs To Stop

The NYT Magazine’s "$400,000" Hurricane Katrina Story: Expensive, Epic

The NYT Magazine ‘s cover story about a euthanizing, beleaguered hospital during and after Hurricane Katrina in New Orleans dropped today.

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The NYT Magazine’s "$400,000" Hurricane Katrina Story: Expensive, Epic

DJ AM: The Aftermath, Tributes, and Legacy

DJ AM – nee Adam Goldstein – was the Kevin Bacon of LA’s music-celebrity scene, except he was connected to everyone by two degrees. His death gets more tragic as it unfolds. The outpouring for him out there’s large.

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DJ AM: The Aftermath, Tributes, and Legacy

Ted Kennedy’s Funeral: Photos, Screengrabs, And Tweets

Ted Kennedy ‘s funeral is underway, and so is the full court press barrage of media. Obama’s delivering his remarks now

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Ted Kennedy’s Funeral: Photos, Screengrabs, And Tweets

Ted Kennedy’s Funeral: Live Highlights

Ted Kennedy ‘s funeral is underway, and so is the full court press barrage of media. Obama’s delivering his remarks now

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Media Matters: Ted Kennedy & Michael Jackson

On the left is the media outside of Senator

The Plight of Print’s Lucky Ones

Lest they offend their many laid off friends, anyone who’s kept their job in print media will tell you the’re one of “the lucky ones.” But privately, survivors talk of the malaise sweeping medialand. This is one of them. Our correspondent, who’s bounced between magazines and newspapers for about five years now, is glad to have a job, obviously — and is staying anonymous in hopes of keeping it

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The Plight of Print’s Lucky Ones

Wall Street Journal Unbelievably Keeping Mark Penn as Columnist

Yesterday we reported that Microtrend-spouting flack Mark Penn’s PR firm was using his Wall Street Journal column to drum up PR business. Penn is ethically compromised.

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Wall Street Journal Unbelievably Keeping Mark Penn as Columnist