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Extra, Extra: Harold Camping Apologizes, Jessica Biel Shares Her Regrets, Justice for Janet Jackson's Wardrobe Malfunction
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- Harold Camping has apologized for his erroneous predictions that the world is going to end.
- CBS will not have to pay a fine for Janet Jackson's infamous Super Bowl wardrobe malfunction.
- A bomb squad is searching for a suspicious package in a Tarzana shopping center.
- Jessica Biel reveals that she auditioned for "The Notebook" while covered in fake blood from "Texas Chainsaw Massacre"... and didn't get the role.
- Does Occupy LA raise more questions than answers?
- An LA Public Library page inexplicably lost her job after an article was slated to run about her in the LA Times.
- Should Kris Humphries' basketball career fizzle out as fast as his marriage to Kim Kardashian, he can always fall back on this: an offer from Chippendale's to perform shirtless in their Vegas revue.
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