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- "Ugly men try harder. They care more about you and treat you like a princess. Good-looking guys are self-obsessed. That’s not attractive." - The Sun Online
- Girls Gone Wild asswipe founder pleads no contest to feeling up an 18-year old at a January party in Hollywood. Could get six months - CBS2
- While in town to play the Dodgers, four Milwaukee Brewers players taped an episode of the Young and the Restless - CBS Sportsline
- LA County one step closer to banning what is commonly improperly referred to as Styrofoam - LAT
- More schools drug-testing students - LAT
- You know you're having a drought when the bears come out of the wilderness to say hi - Daily News
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- Al Qaida still has LA on it's short list. Al Believeitwheneiseeit - Xinhua
- Teen picked up at City Walk by undercover cop, suspected of murder - AP
- How many people do you think will go through LAX this summer? 5 million, 10 million, 20 million? - CBS2
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