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Extra, Extra - Gays, Orange Line, Farrah, iTunes
Gay Santiago High student sues principal for outting her - CBS2
Another Denver pastor, buddy of Ted Haggard, resigns for being gay - Seattle PI
Orange Line is ruining the Streets of San Fernando - Daily News
Bob Barker will fork over $300k (and that ain't peanuts) to move an LA Zoo elephant to a sanctuary - NBC4
Farrah Fawcett has completed treatment for her anal cancer and will now bring aid and tips to other survivors - Cancer Blog
Great list of things to do for New Years Eve - LA.com
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Benefit to support victims of police brutality to be held Friday night - PSL Web
Forrester says the press got it wrong, iTunes sales are fine - Forrester blog
Looks like Japanese strikeout pitcher Daisuke Matsuzaka is headed to Boston - ESPN
Hey San Gabriel, Walnut and Pomona valleys: take it easy on the water this weekend - CBS2
Just in time for Christmas, AOL lays off 450 at their HQ - CNN
The best way to protect your TV from flying Wii remotes? Handcuffs - joystiq
Howard Stern vs Martha Stewart tomorrow on Howard 100. Who ya got? - TV Squad
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