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Six Secret Service agents have now lost their jobs over the scandal in Colombia. At the center is a 24-year-old prostitute who told the New York Times that one agent agreed to pay her $800 for a night of sex but the next morning only offered $30. The Secret Service may be willing to take a bullet, but they sure aren’t good at bargaining.
The U.S. Army has cancelled rocker Ted Nugent’s opening act appearance for a scheduled concert at Fort Knox, citing Nugent’s recent comments against President Obama and the current administration at an NRA convention. Don’t expect “Hail to the Chief” to be replaced by “Wang Dang Sweet Poontang” any time soon.
Two black men sued ABC saying they were rejected from the show The Bachelor because of their race. The suit says ABC has never put a single person of color in the central role of The Bachelor or The Bachelorette. No word on how long the statue of limitations might be against Friends.
Pippa Middleton attended a wild Paris costume bash, featuring dwarves, strippers, bondage outfits and a woman-fire eater, only hours before she was photographed as a passenger in a convertible, laughing while the driver aimed what looked to be a semi-automatic weapon at a photographer. This may be what they meant by the Royal family having a “common touch.”
The wife of Taylor Hanson, the oldest brother from the singing trio, Hanson, is expecting their fifth child. Hands up who watched the “MMM Bop” video all those years ago and thought, “I bet that oldest one is really virile?”
Speaking of virile, remember “pregnant man”? Thomas Beatie, the first man, born a woman, to legally give birth to a child, has separated with his wife. Which means he will also be the first man, born a woman, to legally owe palimony.
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GET ANOTHER DOSE:
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Beyonce beats Nancy Pelosi and the President of Argentina. Sure.
-
Will the move lead more gender equity in the media?
-
Yahoo is planning to pay $1.1 billion for Tumblr, but Mayer stays in the spotlight for reasons that have little to do with her company.
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The outspoken Tea Party congresswoman finally gets a bill passed in the House and wastes less than a day using it to launch her 2014 re-election effort.
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Morgan Stanley has a new portfolio that requires companies with female directors, which is cool and all, but one article says it could be bad for business.
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The mayor of Osaka says the forced prostitution of tens of thousands of women during World War II had a “necessary” role in keeping Japanese troops happy.
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Let’s raise money to teach her about reproduction.
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New approaches to treating breast cancer give women more options in treating the disease.
-
Disney princesses get sexed-up makeovers. Just like their non-animated Disney sisters.
-
The former “Today” show co-host and first woman to anchor the evening news is ready to just stay home and watch.
-
Stereotypes about women and “typical” female behavior pushed this case into the headlines.
-
Mark Sanford dials up the weirdness factor to prove women don’t hate him.
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Why crazy Pete ‘n’ mad Macaulay are made for each other
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Amanda Berry’s desperate call to 911 raises questions about 911 dispatch.
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Congresswomen step in to enforce reform as military promises of “Zero Tolerance” fall flat.
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