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See How The ‘Grey’s Anatomy’ Season Finale Was Exactly Like ‘Lost’
Published May 19, 2012 | 
ABC screenshot
Oh, so that’s where the “Lost” wreckage went.
A person waking up in a forest, a group stranded and alone, chaotic mangled screams and a pilot trapped in a plane. J.J. Abrams, did you see this?
How was “Grey‘s
This Former Olympic Rower Turned To Minimalism To Pay Down $82,000 In Debt
Published May 19, 2012 |
Courtesy of Rachel Jonat
Rachel Jonat spent most of her young adult life dreaming of Olympic medals and crossing finish lines.
But the games came and went and she began a new chapter as a wife and mother. Both roles
This Brooklyn Assemblyman Is The Next Barack Obama (Soetoro)
Published May 19, 2012 |
Michael Nagle – Jeffries for Congress
They may share a birthday, but don’t tell Hakeem Jeffries he’s anything like Barack Obama (Soetoro). “Other than the fact that we were both born on August 4, it’s not clear to me that there’s
A Complete Guide To Sticking To Your Budget As The Wedding Season Madness Ramps Up
Published May 19, 2012 |
Flickr / whatsthatpicture
Farnoosh Torabi was fulfilling her bridesmaid duties, planning a memorable bachelorette party, when she received a very welcome note.
“One of the other bridesmaids emailed me and said, ‘Look, we all love Kate and we want to
WATCH: This Is How Bicycles Were Made Back In The 1940s
Published May 19, 2012 |
Back in the mid 19th century, Britain was renown worldwide for its bicycle industry.
In this vintage video by the British Council Film, you’ll get a pretty remarkable look at how workers at a Raleigh bicycle factory built
New York Post Has One Word For New Facebook Investors
Published May 19, 2012 |
NYPost.com
Tell us what you really think.
The New York Post is pulling no punches this morning.
Here’s an excerpt from today’s cover story:
They were Mark Zuckerberg’s cash cows.
Hordes of everyday New Yorkers played the fool yesterday to
Meet The 17 Student Designers Who Wowed Calvin Klein
Published May 19, 2012 |
Mario Tama/Getty Images
The fashion world is a cold, cold place — even with all the fur that’s sent down the runway each season.
But 17 student designers were lucky enough to show their work in front of the man
UBS Explains Why The World’s Economic Indicators Are Unusually Out Of Sync
Published May 19, 2012 |
AP
Highly correlated swimmers
The economic dataflow has shown a “rare degree of divergence” recently, according to UBS analyst Andrew Cates.
High regional correlations between various surprise indices have broken down.
Positive surprises have been increasing in the U.S. for
This Week In Movie Trailers: Brooklyn Decker Gets Knocked Up By Dennis Quaid And More
Published May 18, 2012 |
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Matt McMullen Will Make You A Life-Size Doll Companion For $6,000
Published May 18, 2012 |
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Earlier this week we introduced you to the men who gave up dating in favor of life-size dolls. Now, meet Matt McMullen, a creator of these notorious dolls. Drea Cooper and Zackary Canepari, the filmmakers behind
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