When Kentucky Senator Jim Bunning launches a one-man filibuster against an extension of unemployment benefits, can superagent Ari Gold and the rest of the boys from “Entourage” save the day?
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THE TURTLE DRAMA by Greg Shouse - from Top Story! Weekly Episode 43: “Voice Over”
Now that Sandra Bullock’s won an Oscar for her role as Leigh Anne Tuohy in “The Blind Side” - can a sequel with even more adopted minorities be far behind?
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BLINDSIDED by Derek Jeremiah Reid - from Top Story! Weekly Episode 43: “Voice Over”
Parking restrictions in Hollywood have made it tough to find affordable parking anywhere near iO West - so instead of paying a valet, Peter and Wendy find a more exotic solution!
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PARKING by John Hallmann - from Top Story! Weekly Episode 42: “The Nuclear Option”
After the Supreme Court loosens up the requirements for cops reading Miranda rights in Maryland v. Shatzer, a couple of officers uses the more informal reading of the rights they give a suspect as a way to say how they really feel about each other!
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MIRANDA RIGHTS by Erich Eilenberger - from Top Story! Weekly Episode 42: “The Nuclear Option”
When copies of the comic book debuts of both Superman and Batman both sell in seven figures, the rivalry between their Hollywood Boulevard portrayers only gets fiercer!
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SUPERMAN VS. BATMAN by Andy Harris - from Top Story! Weekly Episode 42: “The Nuclear Option”
Following a delay, the Senate on Tuesday agreed to extend jobless benefits. The Senate acted once they realized that after November most of them will be out of a job.
Scientists believe that last week’s massive earthquake in Chile shortened the day by 1.26 microseconds when it shifted the earth’s axis by three inches. Fortunately the axis shifted back the next morning when Kirstie Alley got out of bed.
On Wednesday, the Senate rejected a measure that would have given checks of $250 to the elderly. The news caused a major plummet in the stock price of Werther’s Originals.
The panelists on a Gloucester talk show dedicated to new Massachusetts senator Scott Brown won’t be happy when they hear their hero voted to break a filibuster on a Democratic jobs bill!
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RED, WHITE and BROWN by Alex Gradet - from Top Story! Weekly Episode 42: “The Nuclear Option”