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- Here is an appropriately weird Vulture/Twin Peaks nightmare short film thing.
- Learn the real story behind The Smiths' classic "Girlfriend In A Coma."
- Soundcloud lives!
- Miami Marlins owner Jeffrey Loria has agreed to sell the franchise for $1.2 billion to a group led by businessman Bruce Sherman and former Yankees star Derek Jeter.
- Tommy Wiseau liked 99.9% of The Disaster Artist.
- Will cities ever outsmart rats?
- Dave Deporis, a beloved singer/songwriter who was a Sidewalk Cafe mainstay, died this week.
- Katie Rich, the SNL writer who was suspended after tweeting a joke about Barron Trump, is back at SNL.
- Instead of reading the WSJ op-ed by the Google Memo guy, read this thoughtful, patient explanation of why the memo was so toxic.
- HBO allegedly offered $250K to their hackers.
- A company with fewer than 50K Twitter followers has put up a job posting looking for someone with over 50K Twitter followers.
- This is the sweetest NY Times Vows column you'll read this year.
- And finally, skateboard into the weekend like Bamboo:
Extra, Extra: The Sweetest NY Times Vows Column Of The Year
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