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In all of the hoopla surrounding the release of Jay's Kingdom Come, I never got around to writing ab According to the New York Post's Page Six, Snoop Dogg has offered to write and perform a new there s Subscribe to comments via email You may use <a... Full Article at XXL
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Another former New York Post employee is suing the paper, alleging that he was subject to unfair employment practices and that editors engaged in racially-motivated news coverage. Full Article at Huffington Post
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Andrew Fox, CEO of Track Entertainment, told the New York Post that he's been asking Cerberus Capital Partners to sell him Alpha Media, Maxim's owner, since Cerberus and other lenders took over Alpha this summer. Full Article at Advertising Age
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Andrew Fox, chief executive of New York-based entertainment and media company Track Entertainment, has stepped forward as a bidder for lad magazine Maxim. Full Article at Folio
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Tiger Woods' shocking car crash on Friday put the world's spotlight on Uchitel. But the 34-year-old claims the rumors are false. "This is nothing to do with me," she said. "We have never had an affair, and the claims we did are completely false. Full Article at AOL News
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Former Brat Packer Anthony Michael Hall “bit his girlfriend’s forehead” during an altercation earlier this month, according The New York Post. Full Article at Pop Crunch
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In all of the hoopla surrounding the release of Jay's Kingdom Come, I never got around to writing ab In this XXL exclusive, Snoop Dogg works on his new album at NYC's Chung King Studios. Full Article at XXL
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November 30 2009 News, Blogs, Access: Nov. 30 AM Pro Basketball News Add A Comment Email (Won't be shown on site but required for verification) Comment More news links later this morning. Full Article at Pro Basketball News
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As publishers seek a bigger bang for their digital bucks, ad optimization technology provider AdMeld has doubled the size of its client base since June. Full Article at MediaPost.com
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Dubai’s debt crisis could end up being good news for hedge fund manager Richard Perry and supermarket mogul Ronald Burkle, two U.S. investors in Dubai-owned Barneys New York, The New York Post reported. Full Article at Dealbook
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New York Post girls basketball beat writers Marc Raimondi and Joseph Staszewski break down the city's elite players as the 2009-10 season begins in earnest this week. Full Article at New York Post
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New York Post boys basketball beat writers, Zach Braziller and Dylan Butler, break down the city's elite players as the 2009-10 season begins in earnest this week. Full Article at New York Post
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These days, there isn’t much to praise in American journalism. Sean Hannity maintains that the news media has essentially died now that it has thrown away its little remaining objectivity and search for truth. I pretty much agree with him. Full Article at Grizzly Groundswell
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Calling the NHL’s half-decade old experiement in ending ties, “worse than a gimmick”, the New York Post’s Larry Brooks opines of the shootout, “where once the shootout was a novelty, where once it served as an entertainment vehicle, albeit one of... Full Article at Can't Stop The Bleeding
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The New York Post details the revelations laid bare in Ian Halperin's book Brangelina: The Untold Story of Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie, which comes out on Tuesday. The highlights: Brangelina: going down Divorce Road, are not passing go. Full Article at Gawker
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It was 2004, just weeks before shooting was to begin on the action flick "Mr. and Mrs. Smith," when Angelina Jolie happened to visit the set of the hit show "Friends." Aniston has met Jolie only once, when she took a passing opportunity to say hello. Full Article at Huffington Post
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New York City judges spent taxpayer money on seemingly personal purchases like meditation retreats, framed photographs of themselves, and an iPod, according to the New York Post. Full Article at Gothamist
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Braylon Edwards is trying to explain his lack of production by telling the New York Post: "We're receivers, we drop passes. . . . I've seen [everyone from] the lowest guy on the totem pole to Jerry Rice drop passes. . . . Full Article at FanNation
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The news that accused 9/11 mastermind Khalid Shaikh Mohammed and four alleged co-conspirators are to stand trial in a federal court in Manhattan has provoked no small amount of controversy and even hysterical reaction. Full Article at Los Angeles Times
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State lawmakers return to Albany on Monday in another attempt to resolve the current budget crisis. Full Article at Niagara Gazette
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NEW YORK - MARCH 04: TV personality Paula Zahn and ex-New York Post gossip columnist Liz Smith attends the 25th Annual Literacy Partners' 'Evening Of Readings' at Michael's Restaurant on March 4, 2009 in New York City.
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Protesters march outside the News Corp. headquarters in New York February 19, 2009. Hundreds of demonstrators rallied to boycott the New York Post, branding the newspaper as racist for publishing a cartoon that appeared to compare President Barack Obama to a chimpanzee.
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The New York Post is apologizing for a cartoon that critics say links President Barack Obama to a raging chimpanzee shot dead by police in Connecticut ... But the newspaper also says the image was exploited by its longtime antagonists. After two days of protests, the paper posted an editorial on its Web...
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A New York Yankees official downplayed the suggestion that the team had a serious interest in White Sox free-agent slugger Jermaine Dye, according to Tuesday’s editions of the New York Post.
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I showed them a New York Times article and a New York Post article about the artist permit being overturned and that artists don’t need a permit
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You're just one of those guys ... Just like how I was in a skirt for the New York Post for the World Series. Why me of among the guys on my team? I don't know. That's just the way things work out. But for me, I don't let those things bother me. I just want to go out there and play.
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I wanted to be the New York Times of the airways -- not the New York Post but the New York Times -- and that's what we set out to do, and we did it.
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A New York Post editor sacked after complaining that a cartoon likened President Obama to a monkey sued the paper on Monday, claiming rampant racism and sexism in the newsroom
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One GM asked Joel Sherman of the New York Post why Felix Hernandez would consider signing long-term with the Mariners when the Yankees could conceivably offer $200MM in two winters when he's a free agent.
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Hailey says she thinks it's a good idea that we both take some time right now and focus on each of our individual lives. Read Full Statement On ETOnline.com Rabbi Shmuley, who also had a show on TLC, told the New York Post that he advised Gosselin, 32, to break it off with Glassman. I have advised him t...
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I told him he could wear a Phillies shirt to work if he also wears a skirt, like that Shane Victorino picture on the front page of the New York Post
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The New York Post had the audacity to put Shane Victorino in a tutu on the cover
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According to the New York Post, the Belize-born lyricist converted to Judaism while serving his jail sentence and even claims to be descended from the Ethiopian Jews.
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Donald wanted to become a big shot ... And his entree into being a big shot was buying himself a football team. And he figured that he could buy his way onto the back page of the New York Post, he could move to Page 6, the gossip page, and then ultimately the front page. Donald Trump was no longer 'a' D...
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Never thought I'd be posting a New York Post editorial by Diane Ravitch because I agreed with it, but these are strange and dire times.
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Today's New York Post took issue with a photo from yesterday of a White House staffer passing out lab coats. The White House was accused of staging the photo op. Turns out the doctors group provided the extra lab coats for anyone who forgot to bring one along.
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I plan on graduating next August, hopefully. Then going into the field of journalism, like my dad, and (I hope to) write opinion pieces for a big-time paper like the New York Post or The Post-Tribune back in Indiana. And maybe doing a little on-screen work too.
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Although the 32-page New York Post is a fake, everything in it is 100% true, with all facts carefully checked by a team of editors and climate change experts.
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This could be, and should be, a real New York Post ... Climate change is the biggest threat civilization has ever faced, and it should be in the headlines of every paper, every day until we solve the problem.
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We had to shoot the scene at 6 a.m. before any of the photographers were up, the New York Post quoted Director Guillermo Arriaga as saying. It was done in such secrecy that it wasn't even in the script. Only three people, including myself, knew it was going to happen
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Sen. Gillibrand deserves special opprobrium for her vote, since one of the videos was shot in Brooklyn's Acorn office, and the New York Post had a story on the scandal prior to the vote ... Apparently Sen. Schumer reads the local papers, and Sen. Gillibrand does not.
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I am delighted to welcome Michael Goodwin to the New York Post. He is a political powerhouse in the world's greatest city, a provocative writer and champion of common sense
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I think it's totally unfair for the New York Post to send investigative reporters to my family's homes and to do that type of thing
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