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The eerie Plaxico Burress angle.  After the film ended, Robert Siegel showed up for some Q&A with the crowd, and someone asked him about the Plaxico Burress angle.  While Siegel explained that the film was written and shot before Plax’s unfortunate handgun accident, he did admit that the parallels to the film are pretty awkward.  The plot of Big Fan involves an incident at a strip club that earns the Giants’ star player a suspension and sends the G-Men’s season into a tailspin, culminating in a big game against the Eagles.  Sound familiar?  It gets better: the strip club in the film is the club where Antonio Pierce and Plax were hanging out earlier in the night (before the Latin Quarter), and the woman who plays Paul’s sister-in-law was working there when she was cast for the film (and claimed to have been at the club the night that Plax shot himself).  Yup.  Eerie.     

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His no-show came simultaneously as news was made public Jackson no longer wanted to play for Golden State. The two likely weren’t just a coincidence.
The NBA stated only that Jackson wouldn’t be present at the Protégé event but didn’t give a reason. There might have been a legitimate excuse, but if there was, no one was giving it.
Jackson isn’t a stranger to alleged tomfoolery. He’s one of the more underrated talents in the NBA but also one of its more confounding. It was Jackson who followed Ron Artest into the stands during the infamous MMA brawl in Detroit.
Jackson was once charged with felony criminal recklessness and misdemeanor counts of battery and disorderly conduct in a fight outside an Indianapolis night club when Jackson was a member of the Indiana Pacers. (Mom always said nothing good happens outside of a strip club after midnight.)

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But rather than a thorough downpour, as often happens in late afternoons here at this time of year, the showers let up and the show went on.
The previous world record for the most people simultaneously dancing to the ground-breaking 1983 video was a meager 242 at the College of William and Mary earlier this year.
Mexico City planned to obliterate that record.
Under the leadership of a 23-year-old Jackson impersonator, who goes by the name Hector Jackson, tens of thousands of people packed in to a plaza in downtown Mexico City to celebrate The Gloved One’s birthday.
Hector makes his living lip-syncing the King of Pop’s greatest hits at strip clubs, bars and birthday parties. This day, dressed in a red-and-gold sequined jacket and looking very much like a 1980’s-era Michael Jackson, Hector led the largest crowd of his career.

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He and his brother used to have food styling competitions as kids during family trips to Chinese buffets. Dad would say something like “Do a soup dish” and Trinidad would fetch a bowl of egg drop soup, peel some shrimp to rest on the bowl’s edge and drizzle on soy sauce.
Trinidad continued his food styling hobby after he got an apartment with a nice kitchen, posting pictures of his creations on Facebook.
One day, Trinidad ordered a Big Mac Extra Value Meal at McDonald’s and decided to trick out his dinner. He sliced the patties into spears, pureed the French fries with bits of bun for the potatoes and poured the Coke into a wine glass. He garnished it with the pickle slice and sesame seeds plucked from the bun. Voila: McSteak & Potatoes.
Subsequent Fancy Fast Food dishes have become more ambitious. He has de-cobbed kernels with a corn stripper, used his bamboo sushi roller on a chicken wrap and caramelized doughnut custard with a kitchen torch.

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Keyport cops raid Route 36 massage parlor on prostitution charges
By MATTHEW McGRATH GANNETT NEW JERSEY
August 30, 2009
KEYPORT — Borough police arrested eight people in connection with a prostitution ring at a Route 36 massage parlor Friday, Chief Thomas Mitchel confirmed Saturday.
Police officers raided Authentic Healing, a massage therapy parlor on Route 36, early Friday afternoon. They seized money and records during the raid.
Police arrested three women who were at the parlor, and five men later Friday evening after the raid that followed a two month investigation by borough detectives.
Arrested in the sting were: Shakia Hawkins, 27 of Carson Avenue, Perth Amboy; Carolonia Gutierrez, 26, of 26th Street North Bergen; Patricia Desouza, 23 of Summer Village Court, Newark; Ronald Denig, 34, of Bordentown Avenue, South Amboy; Kurt Scaduto, 27, of Central Avenue, Brick; Martin Brown, 42, of Martinsville; Anthony Trabachino, 23, of Cliffwood Avenue, Aberdeen; and Alex Disaccia, 52, or Royal Oaks Drive, Toms River.

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Miley Cyrus admits on the NBC Today Show that she has made some mistakes but as she grows up in the public eye, her mistakes are amplified, placed on Twitter, Facebook and other social media outlets and everyone knows almost the instant it happens.  she says she’s not perfect.  Her recent harsh criticism was from a pole dance she did on national television in high definition.
With all of her racy photos floating around the World Wide Web it may not have been a good idea to try that wild dance but Miley wants attention and the pole dance delivers a pretty good headline, “Miley does stripper like dance, dad Billy Ray defends.
Cyrus said earlier he is right behind 16-year-old daughter Miley when it comes to a controversial pole dancing performance she gave at the Teen Choice Awards. Miley remains focused on entertaining, her proud country music-singing dad said.

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Patrick’s popularity, like Obama’s, is plunging. He’s running for a second term in 2010, but a Boston Globe poll this summer found that only 23% of the voters trust Patrick’s handling of the state’s economic problems. A poll of 400 likely voters by the Rappaport Center for Law and Public Service at Suffolk University Law School in Boston found that 47% of them believe that ethics have worsened in state government over the past 10 years. Asked to rate the level of ethics, 2% said they were excellent; 10% said they were good; 49%, fair; and 40% said they were poor.
This is extraordinary. Massachusetts voters are strongly Democratic and historically very forgiving. The legislature has 179 Democrats and 21 Republicans. Sen. Ted Kennedy kept being reelected despite his legendary foibles, and Rep. Barney Frank miraculously survived a scandal involving a male prostitute.

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WASHINGTON (AP) A crowd of current and former Kennedy staff members and congressional colleagues was waiting on the steps of the Capitol building to pay finalr respects, as the motorcade carrying Ted Kennedy’s casket stopped there on its way to Arlington National Cemetery.
Kennedy’s son Patrick told the staff members that they should be proud to be a part of his father’s legacy.
Earlier today in Boston, hundreds of mourners, led by President Barack Obama and three former presidents gathered for a Mass celebrating Kennedy’s life. Dozens of members of Congress and former congressmen, family, friends and associates were also there.
KIDNAPPED GIRL FOUND
Police again search home of kidnap suspect
ANTIOCH, Calif. (AP) Police are working to uncover whether a man accused of kidnapping an 11-year-old girl and holding her captive for 18 years is involved in the murders of several prostitutes.

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Paranoid, Langley Collyer planted booby traps around their house. It was one of these that trapped him in the end, leaving his dependent, blind brother to die of starvation.
What’s interesting about this story from the annals of American tabloid history — and what it says about our age, mechanization, accumulation and documentation — is for the most part what’s interesting about Doctorow’s novel. Packing the framework of the historical narrative with Homer’s observations and recollections of life, the book becomes a repository of 20th-century events experienced on a personal and idiosyncratic scale.
Immigrants, prostitutes, society women, jazz musicians, gangsters, hippies — all find their way to the Collyers’ door. And throughout, Homer tracks their progress while Langley, a crazy savant of sorts, develops his Theory of Replacement, whereby everything in life gets replaced, one generation by another, one kind of phenomenon by another, forever.

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Although the couple married after Liza’s birth, Maugham remained very distant and was far more attached to two men, Gerald Haxton, whom he met while serving as a medic during the first world war, and Alan Searle, a later companion. Searle even tried to supplant Liza in the author’s will by casting doubt on her legitimacy.
In the tapes, Liza recalls how as an eight-year-old she went for a drive on the French Riviera — where her father spent much of his time — with Haxton, a friend and her puppy.
“Suddenly, in an act of possibly drunken, seemingly inexplicable cruelty, Gerald at the wheel scooped up the dog and hurled it out of the window,” she said.
“I was hysterical and tried to throw myself out of the car after it, but was held back.” Miraculously, the dog survived and turned up several months later.
Hastings’s biography, published this week, reveals how Haxton would procure teenage boys for Maugham in France. They also kept a male prostitute at the novelist’s villa for their own pleasure and that of guests.

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