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Extra Extra - Michael Moore is Losing Weight?
- Michael Moore says he's losing weight thanks to eating fruits and vegetables - AP
- Speaking of big fellas, Shaq's new tv show didn't do so well in its debut - Orlando Sentinel
- Lee Baca sez Paris Hilton had something so unique that the LA jail docs couldn't cure her - People
- Judge okays MTA fare hike, and then drives his import sedan home (probably) - LA Times
- California tries to put a dent in the half million pets that are destroyed each year. Pro-pet groups still bitch.
- Did you know you can hallucinate legally in California? - SF Gate
- Waiting for Paris and waiting for Paul - losanjealous
- Trishelle's new bar in Santa Monica is revealed! - Eater
- Rosie had some 'splainin to do, so she 'splained about how she dressed her daughter - Defamer
- Guitar Center sold for $2.1 billion - Daily News
- Wanna be part of a Hot Hot Heat video shoot on Saturday? - Myspace
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