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By Karl E. Meyer and Shareen Blair Brysac $18.45
By Gore Vidal $20.00
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Fake news by Andy Borowitz —
In yet another public relations setback for the beleaguered cruise ship company, Somali pirates today said they would no longer board Carnival Cruise ships, citing “unsafe working conditions.”
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By Andy Borowitz — When a reporter noted that the moon has no people at all, Mr. Cruise became argumentative: “Who told you that? Psychiatrists? Brooke Shields? That is such a load of cr—!”
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 AP / Mehr News, Sajjad Safari
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Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, the president of Iran, has launched a personal Web log. His first entry scooped Gawker.com with the world’s first pictures of Tom Cruise’s and Katie Holmes’ baby, Suri.
Kidding.
The blog post rails against the U.S. and Israel, natch.
Hey, Arabic Farsi speakers: read the blog
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 From E! Online
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The Emmy-nominated episode that lampooned Tom Cruise and his Scientology beliefs will rejoin the rotation on Comedy Central, nearly four months after the network yanked it, reportedly under pressure from Cruise himself…. (more)
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The “South Park” episode that mocked Tom Cruise’s affiliation with Scientology is up for an Emmy.
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 From solarnavigator.net
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The Washington Post explores the rules and etiquette of functioning as a good “wingman”—“the guy who accompanies his buddy to a bar to help him pick up babes.” (Tom Cruise and Anthony Edwards demonstrate the technique above in a scene from “Top Gun.”)
Posted on May 31, 2006
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