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    We're all celebrities! "It was revealed this week that the cast of the upcoming Celebrity Apprentice will include Sharon Osbourne, Sinbad, and Rod Blagojevich. I think we've finally reached the point in our society where celebrity just means mammal." Thus said sagacious media critic Seth Meyers on Saturday Night Live. Full Article at Philadelphia Inquirer
    It was revealed this week that the cast of the upcoming Celebrity Apprentice will include Sharon Osbourne, Sinbad, and Rod Blagojevich. I think we've finally reached the point in our society where celebrity just means mammal.
    SOURCE: Philadelphia Inquirer 1 month ago
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Sideshow: Beyoncé postpones a show
  1. I've been in some relationships where I've felt terribly alone
    SOURCE: Philadelphia Inquirer 1 month ago
  2. I'm not going to lie - it's not annoying, it's hurtful
    Jennifer Love Hewitt – Jennifer Love Hewitt SOURCE: Philadelphia Inquirer 1 month ago
  3. I don't think my experiences are any different than anybody else's. . . . They've just been amplified a little more.
    SOURCE: Philadelphia Inquirer 1 month ago
  4. No wonder he's smiling - my nipple is in the photo!
    SOURCE: Philadelphia Inquirer 1 month ago
  5. I've had some absolutely great relationships
    George Clooney – George Clooney SOURCE: Philadelphia Inquirer 1 month ago
  6. I really hate that people would make it seem like he's not really a good guy, and not treating me well. He treats me very well.
    SOURCE: Philadelphia Inquirer 1 month ago
  7. Just because you're with someone it doesn't mean you're incredibly happy and complete.
    SOURCE: Philadelphia Inquirer 1 month ago
  8. The postponement is solely [the] decision of the artist and has nothing to do with other external reasons
    SOURCE: Philadelphia Inquirer 1 month ago
  9. I'm kind of comfortable with getting older because it's better than the other option, which is being dead.
    SOURCE: Philadelphia Inquirer 1 month ago

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