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Extra, Extra - First TV Blogger is Gay
- Known by some as the World's First Blogger, Neil Patrick Harris' Doogie Howser ended each episode with a journal entry that he'd type into his IBM PC Jr. Today he announced that he likes penis. Sorry, Dr. Will. - Defamer
- E! lays off 1/3rd of its True Hollywood Story staff. Will now only produce a new episode every other week. - Variety
- Chris Rock and his wife are divorcing. - Pop Sugar
- Maybe we can all get along: A mouse on top of a cat on top of a dog walking down the street - cityrag
- Allegedly gay lying tweaker pastor only admits to buying the drugs and receiving a massage from a gay male hooker and then says he threw away the speed - AP
- The new Bond girl isn't ugly - Egotastic
- Bring Out Your Dead: The Saturday Night TV Graveyard - SF Gate
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- Dorkbot tours a cool electronics store filled with monkeys. Electric monkeys. Ok fine, no monkeys, but some helicopter cockpits that smell of electric monkeys. - blogging.la
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