Glenn Close Stans for Madonna!!
Oh No They Didn't! 28 Jan 2012, 10:05 am CET

Perfume giants fined 40 mn euros for price fixing
Oh No They Didn't! 28 Jan 2012, 10:05 am CET

A Paris appeals court upheld the fine imposed in 2006 by the French competition watchdog, which said the companies involved had reached illicit agreements on price fixing, enforced by procedures to monitor prices in outlets and backed up by commercial threats for non-compliance.
Thirteen leading perfume and luxury goods companies were fined: Jean-Paul Gaultier, Issey Miyake, Chanel, Clarins Fragrance Group, Hermes, Christian Dior, Clinique, Estee Lauder, Guerlain, l'Oreal, LVMH Fragrance Brands, Sisheido Europe and YSL.
Distributors Marionnaud, Sephora and Nocibe were also fined.
In its original ruling, which concerned events between 1997 and 2000, the price watchdog said said the companies "had arrangements with distributors... to put an end, for each product under the brand name, to any competition between retail outlets for these products".
The agreements saw "price police" ensuring distributors were sticking by the deal, and "pressure and threats of commercial reprisals for those distributors that refused to apply the prices imposed by the brand", it said.
SOURCE / AFPNBC Knows Fear Factor Is Crossing The Line ... But Say Okay Anyway
Oh No They Didn't! 28 Jan 2012, 9:44 am CET
"Fear Factor" producers' plans to serve fresh glasses of donkey semen to contestants on the next episode had NBC execs so concerned ... they gave serious thought to killing the stunt, TMZ has learned. Sources involved in the production tell us the stomach-churning stunt was shot last summer -- but NBC honchos were having a tough time swallowing this one as the air date approached. We're told the challenge involved teams of twins drinking the full glass of donkey semen -- with a glass of urine thrown in for good measure. Contestants had to drain both glasses in order to move on to the next round. Our sources say NBC execs had multiple pow-wows in the months after the stunt was shot ... but eventually gave FF producers the thumbs up. Calls to NBC were not immediately returned. The episode airs this coming Monday -- and yes, we're told multiple contestants actually do (gulp) drink up. The "Fear Factor" donkey semen challenge isn't only gross for the contestants ... it's also really bad PR for donkeys everywhere -- that's according to the preeminent donkey advocacy group. The American Donkey & Mule Society had a visceral reaction to the news. The ADMS President tells us they don't "condone use of the animals in such a manner." She added, "We feel this is a negative event and was not well thought out by the producers." For the record, we've spoken with other sources in the donkey community ... who tell us no one should try this stunt at home because the "long term effects of drinking donkey sperm are unknown." Short-term effects? We're guessing loss of friends and uncontrollable vomiting -- or maybe that's just us. Do You Dare?
Alexis Kiley: 'I Should Play Elizabeth Taylor, Not Lindsay Lohan'
Oh No They Didn't! 28 Jan 2012, 9:20 am CET
Lindsay Lohan is in contention to play the coveted role of the late
Elizabeth Taylor in a television movie for Lifetime, according to
multiple reports.
But she may have some serious competition: Broadway actress and
self-described Taylor look-alike Alexis Kiley.
“I have been told I look like Elizabeth Taylor my whole life,
even when I was a little girl. I was born with naturally black
hair, thick eyebrows, fair skin, and the whole shebang," Kiley told
FOX411’s Pop Tarts column. "On a professional level, I did portray
a young Elizabeth Taylor on a Celebrity Look-Alike Show which aired
on ABC in 2003.”
Kiley, who said she has been in contact with the producers
regarding the role, is not shy about her opinions regarding Lohan,
or any other actress, taking the plumb gig.
“I don't see the (Taylor) comparison with Lindsay at all, nor
any other actress I can think of. It's mainly why I stepped up
and decided to take on this role. It's very interesting how so many
actresses are having to dye their hair, do special make-up and
become someone they are not," she said. "On a physical and
spiritual level, I'm it. I loved Elizabeth and always will; maybe
because I related to her far too much. Loving and being loved is
the very reason I'm even in the industry. I'm just bold enough to
say it publicly.”
Vying to play the famed actress in a movie about her relationship
with Richard Burton isn’t the only thing Kiley and Lohan have in
common. The “Mean Girls” star recently channeled another screen
icon, Marilyn Monroe, in the pages of Playboy, while Kiley
apparently drew Marilyn comparisons from Hollywood great Tony
Curtis.
“A dear friend of mine was very good friends with Tony Curtis. I
remember meeting Tony and his wife Jill for the first time at
Spago, and he said ‘You have beautiful fair skin. You look like
Elizabeth Taylor and Marilyn Monroe combined!’" Kiley said. "Being
as that it was Curtis, I thought that was a fabulous compliment,
only because he had worked with both of these stars.”
Lifetime declined to comment.
Source
Demi Moore: Adderall addiction, anorexia
Oh No They Didn't! 28 Jan 2012, 9:20 am CET
Demi Moore will be seeking treatment for anorexia and
her substance abuse addictions, and RadarOnline.com has exclusively
learned that Adderall is the prescription drugs that she
uses.
“Demi has been taking Adderall and drinking energy drinks and
starving herself and those are some of the serious causes that led
her to collapse on Monday night,” a source close to the actress
said.
As RadarOnline.com previously reported, Demi had an epileptic
seizure before being rushed to the hospital and she is currently
seeking treatment for anorexia.
“The pills and starvation destroyed Demi and this has been a
problem for about a year,” the source said about her tragic
situation.
“She’s constantly jacked up on Adderall and combining that with not
eating accounts for her loopy behavior and anorexic body frame. She
literally refuses to eat any food.”
2010 was a tough year for Demi, with her husband Ashton Kutcher
cheating on her with a woman half her age, and this has taken a
toll on the Charlie’s Angels star, causing her to seek help for her
problems.
Her publicist said that Demi was getting help “to treat her
exhaustion and improve her overall health,” and the source said
there are many reasons why Demi is having so many problems.
“She’s depressed over her career and coupled with the stress and
heartbreak over the split, all of this emotional turmoil in
totality has taken a serious physical toll on her body.”
When asked for comment, Demi’s rep told RadarOnline.com: “No
information beyond our statement.”
Source
lana del rey says brings the lolz...and says love is electrifying
Oh No They Didn't! 28 Jan 2012, 9:19 am CET

And a private a message from the Queen of Authenticity
herself...
Source 1
Source 2
LOL CLASS ACT
Lana Del Rey: 'I still take my fans out to dinner'
Oh No They Didn't! 28 Jan 2012, 8:21 am CET
Lana Del Rey has revealed that despite her rise to fame she still
chats directly to her fans and takes them out for dinner.
The NME cover star, who releases her new album 'Born To Die' on
Monday (January 30), said she is keen to stick to a normal
life.
She told The Sun: In California and London I'm getting recognised
more and more. It's usually really friendly exchanges - someone
will just say, 'Is it you?' And I usually just say, 'Yes'.
Del Rey added: "Then we just end up talking and being friends. I've
ended up being friends with lots of fans I've met. I've had dinners
and stuff like that in New York."
The singer also insisted that she likes to webcam with her
followers because "they've been the only thing that was
consistent".
She added: "Everything else has gone so up and down, there are
people that have been there for years, so we just check in with
each other. It's really funny. I've been talking to two girls in
Germany for years."
Meanwhile, Del Rey has also revealed she is set to re-release her
original debut album, which was officially released in 2010 under
her real name, Lizzie Grant.
Read an exclusive interview with Lana Del Rey in the new issue of
NME, which is on UK newsstands now or available digitally.
Source.
celebrity encounter post?
Clothing featuring Nirvana's Kurt Cobain and Courtney Love surfaces in Japan
Oh No They Didn't! 28 Jan 2012, 8:21 am CET
Clothing featuring late Nirvana frontman Kurt Cobain and Courtney
Love has emerged in Japan.
The three-part collaboration between retailer Eyescream, Spade
Magazine and Number (N)ine designer Takahiro Miyashita, features 16
"extremely limited" pieces of clothing printed with images of the
couple, according to the Eyescream website.
The haul, includes t-shirts, trousers and jackets. The collection
also includes a rare Pearl Jam t-shirt.
Meanwhile, Love recently won her legal dispute with her landlady
over her New York home. The Hole star will not be forced to move
out after a judge refuted claims from property owner Donna Lyons
that the rocker hadn't paid her rent.
Lyons had previously claimed that Love owed over $50,000 (£32,000)
in rent, but according to the court judgement, the pair had agreed
a new payment schedule after Love moved in.
The singer had been making her rent payments according to the new
agreement, while Lyons was said to be trying to enforce the
original deal.
Love is reportedly working on her own memoir. It is thought that
the book will "set the record straight" about her marriage to
Nirvana late frontman Kurt Cobain, her career as a rock star and
actress, and her relationships with other celebrities and her
daughter, Frances Bean.
Source.
Jezebel talks about Lana del Rey's authenticity; attacks her looks
Oh No They Didn't! 28 Jan 2012, 8:20 am CET
In an article on the popular "feminist" website, Jezebel, two
Jezebel editors found themselves at odds discussing The New
Yorker's review of
Lana's album. Here are some highlights from their
discussion:
** Jessica: "But this is hard for me, because I really hate Lana
Del Rey. I don't like her music — I'm depressed enough without
depressing music — and I don't like that the whole thing feels
like some sort of "pre-fabricated indie" affair. And the
Restalyne (just a guess) combined with her apparent artistic
reinvention just makes it seem all the more 'fake'....But [the New
Yorker] is right, we don't analyze male stars like that."
** Dodai: "Yeah, I guess i just feel like… I mean Rihanna's real
name is Robyn Fenty. Jay-Z and Diddy and everyone is
manufactured, whether they did it themselves or the label did
it. None of it is supposed to be real, it's pop music.
** Jessica: "And I am not going to lie, the lip bothers me.
Good cosmetic work, great, go for it — but bad cosmetic work
bothers me in general. The poor construction of a character
combined with the poor use of injectionables is just too much.
Makes it impossible for me to buy what she's selling.
** Dodai: Britney, Christina, Timberlake all had post-Disney
nose jobs, Brit and Christina had lip injections and implants.
And Lindsay's fucking lips! But I feel like if you pick a
character, like Ziggy Stardust or Alice Cooper… The guys do
whatever to transform themselves. Kid Rock! Rick Ross pretends
to be some kind of international playboy in his videos and was a
corrections officer before he got a record deal. NICKI MINAJ! Butt
implants! Wigs! Lolita in the hood, personified.
the whole discussion is here--yes, it's almost ALL about what she
looks like
pretty low for a feminist website to be attacking another woman's
looks imo
Gorgeous Trio POST - Kristen, Charlize and Chris!
Oh No They Didn't! 28 Jan 2012, 7:55 am CET
Kristen Stewart teamed up with her Snow White and the Huntsman
costars Chris Hemsworth and Charlize Theron for a photo shoot in LA
today. Kristen arrived in a casual hoodie and later changed into a
plaid shirt to pose with her leading man, Chris. The trio wrapped
the film just before the holidays and since then they've all kept
busy with new projects and well-deserved vacations.
Charlize held on to a friend's baby
source
cant wait for this movie!
Former NBA Player, College Star, & High School Legend Rebounds from Drug Addiction.
Oh No They Didn't! 28 Jan 2012, 7:23 am CET
Chris
Herren got to live out his childhood dream — playing basketball
for his hometown NBA team, the Boston Celtics.
But in October 2000, on the morning of the press conference
announcing he had joined the storied club, Herren had other things
on his mind — he had called his oxycodone dealer to tell him,
“Be in the parking lot. I’ll be done at around 10:30.”
Herren’s addiction to cocaine,
oxycodone and heroin torched his basketball career and his home
life, resulting in a near-fatal overdose and, once, a brush with
spending the rest of his life in a Turkish prison.
He’s been clean since August 2008, and yesterday, the 36-year-old
told his story to two separate assemblies at Tottenville High
School, speaking to a throng of Staten Island teenagers who know
too well about living amid a youth culture ravaged by prescription
drug abuse.
“This is what it’s all about for me. This is what I do,”
Herren said. “I travel around the country and tell my story and
hopefully get it out in front of some kids from making the same
choices I made. I go in saying ‘If I can help one that’s all that
matters’, because really, it’s a life.”
Herren’s story was featured in a 2011 ESPN documentary,
“Unguarded,” and he’s written a book about his
life.
The Island appearance came after the city’s Special Narcotics
Prosecutor, Bridget G. Brennan, reached out to District Attorney
Daniel Donovan to suggest Herren speak here.
A star high school basketball player who scored 2073 career points,
he first experimented with cocaine while at Boston College, when he
walked in on his roommate and a female student about to use the
drug, he said.
He was about to walk out, but the female student called him back
and said, “Where are you going, Chris? It’s not going to hurt
you.”
“Those words, ‘It’s not going to hurt you,’ play in my ear,”
he recounted. What followed was a 14-year spiral of drugs and
squandered second chances. He failed a drug test the next
morning.
After three failed drug tests in four months cost him his
scholarship, he got another chance with Fresno State, then failed another drug test,
went to a 28-day rehab, and was drafted by the Denver
Nuggets.
After a strong rookie season, a friend introduced him to oxycodone
during a trip home, at $20 for a 40 mg dose.
He started with the one pill. “By the end of the summer, I was
taking 1600 milligrams a day — ten 80s in the morning, ten 80s in
the afternoon,” he said.
His addiction was so bad, he recalled, that on his first
full-season game with the Celtics, when his dealer couldn’t get to
the arena in time to meet him inside, Herren came out to meet him,
dressed in his team warm-up suit.
An injury ended his season as a Celtic, and he wound up playing
basketball in Europe. When he couldn’t get oxycodone in Italy
because he didn’t speak the language, he turned to heroin. His
dealer hid the drugs by swallowing them, and would pull them back
up with a string attached to his tooth.
While playing in Turkey, a FedEx package filled with oxycodone
would have landed him in prison for life, if not for a customs
official who recognized him from his basketball career and offered
him yet another second chance.
He bounced from European team to European team before his
basketball career fell apart for good. One of his partners in drug
use, a former NFL player, and a female friend, were shot dead. He
went homeless, and nearly lost his family.
In June 2008, he overdosed behind the wheel of a car and crashed, a
heroin needle sticking out of his arm when police found him. He
flatlined for 30 seconds, and his subsequent arrest brought him to
a Daytop Village rehabilitation center.
That August, he relapsed after returning home to witness the
birth of his daughter, and when a counselor told him he should cut
ties with his wife and children, that’s what jarred him into
sobriety.
Herren’s message resonated with several students, including
15-year-old Joanna Karpen, a sophomore, who said she’s seen friends
and classmates gripped by prescription drug addiction.
“Their whole personality has changed, and they lose a lot from it,”
she said.
Another student, also 15 years old, said she was moved to tears.
“He did something my father couldn’t do, and I just wanted to thank
him for being so strong,” she said.
Herren yesterday decried the rise of prescription drug abuse —
“Prescription drugs is criminal. It really is. There’s no reason
for Oxycontin to be out on the street. We survived many years with
Vicodins, Percocets and Tylenol with Codeine. Why do we need this
new drug out on the streets taking care of pain? And it’s
overprescribed.
“I know I started with Oxycontin thinking it’s just a little
pill with colors and it wouldn’t end bad. But it ended with a
needle, with me overdosing on the side of a road.”
Source
A LATE NIGHT PICTURE POST: YOUR FAVES OUT & ABOUT!!!
Oh No They Didn't! 28 Jan 2012, 7:22 am CET
Source: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14,15
Model health guidelines for New York Fashion Week released by the CFDA
Oh No They Didn't! 28 Jan 2012, 6:34 am CET
Since modelling began, the industry has been rife with eating disorders and substance abuse. For most women it's just not genetically possible (past puberty) to both fit the sample sizes made by designers and eat normally. Adriana Lima's preparation for the Victoria's Secret runway show, a company which prides itself on using models with curves, caused a stir when she told The Telegraph she doesn't eat solid food for nine days before the show .
Diane von Furstenberg, the president of the Council of Fashion Designers of America, is taking the issue of eating disorders in the modelling world to hand. She has just sent out this season's guidelines for ensuring models stay healthy during New York Fashion Week. Models are to be asked for ID on the day of a show to make sure they are at least 16 years-old.
For the last five years, the designer has pioneered the CFDA's Health Initiative.
"We do impact the lives of women and we can set a strong example of a well balanced life on our runways," von Furstenberg writes.
Crystal Renn, the plus-size supermodel, wrote the book, Hungry , (published in 2010) about her early experiences as a model. Skin and bones, with her hips jutting out at sharp angles and her face gaunt, her agent says she needs lose yet more weight. This leads to an eating disorder and an obsessive compulsive exercise regime. Other models have resorted to eating cotton wool or tissue paper to feel full but not absorb calories. The model diet of a cup of black coffee, a few Marlborough Lights and a glass of champagne after a show will not sustain a flea, but Kate Moss summed up the model philosophy when she announced, "nothing tastes as good as skinny feels."
Of the CFDA's Health Initiative, von Furstenberg writes:
"In January 2007, the CFDA formed a health initiative to address what has become a global fashion issue: the overwhelming concern about whether some models are unhealthily thin, and whether or not to impose restrictions in such cases. Designers share a responsibility to protect women, and very young girls in particular, within the business, sending the message that beauty is health."
She continues: "While some models are naturally tall and thin and their appearance is a result of many factors... other models have or develop eating disorders. Although we cannot fully assume responsibility for an issue that is as complex as eating disorders and that occurs in many walks of life, the fashion industry can begin a campaign of awareness and create an atmosphere that supports the wellbeing of these young women."
Von Furstenberg has stopped short of introducing BMI (body mass index) restrictions on models cast for shows. In 2006, Madrid was the first city in the world to ban models with a BMI of less than 18 from its catwalks. Medics were on hand at the city's fashion week to check models.
That year, Letizia Moratti the mayor of Milan, sought to do the same thing, telling an Italian newspaper the fashion industry had to find an alternative to using "sick" looking models.
"There are still too many skeletons on the runways," Tiziana Maiolo, the Milan city councillor responsible for fashion told the New York Times . "When you see girls like this, you can see that something sick is going on."
The CFDA's guidelines are as follows:
• Educate the industry to identify the early warning signs in an individual at risk of developing an eating disorder.
• Encourage models who may have an eating disorder to seek professional help in order to continue modelling. And models who are receiving professional help for an eating disorder should not continue modelling without that professional's approval.
• Develop workshops for the industry (including models and their families) on the nature of eating disorders, how they arise, how we identify and treat them, and complications if they are untreated.
• Support the well-being of younger individuals by not hiring models under the age of sixteen for runway shows; not allowing models under the age of eighteen to work past midnight at fittings or shoots; checking IDs to ensure that models are the appropriate age; providing regular breaks and rest.
• Supply healthy meals, snacks, and water backstage and at shoots and provide nutrition and fitness education.
• Promote a healthy backstage environment by raising the awareness of the impact of smoking and tobacco-related disease among women, ensuring a smoke-free environment, and address underage drinking by prohibiting alcohol.
Von Furstenberg followed up with a list of "warning signs" for eating disorders from the Harris Center for Education and Advocacy in Eating Disorders at Massachusetts General Hospital:
• Drastic change in eating or exercise patterns.
• Skipping meals; eating very little; denying hunger.
• Avoiding situations that involve food or eating.
• Unusual food rituals or behaviours (cutting food into little pieces, pushing food around on plate without eating it, hiding food in napkin).
• Adherence to a very strict diet or rules about food/eating.
• Obsessive counting of calories, carbohydrates, or fat grams.
• Regularly eating large amounts of food without weight gain.
• Tendency to go to the bathroom after eating.
• Hiding food; eating in secret.
• Extreme fears of gaining weight.
• Severe dissatisfaction with body weight, shape or appearance.
• Rapid weight loss.
• Using extreme measures to lose weight (e.g., laxatives, diet pills, diuretics).
• Compulsive or driven exercise; inflexible exercise routine.
• Talking about weight, shape, and/or food all the time.
• Irritability, moodiness, depression.
• Withdrawing from friends and/or activities.
• Cuts and calluses on the back of the hands.
• Dental enamel problems.
• Wearing loose-fitting clothing to conceal weight loss.
• Irregular or absent menstrual cycles.
• Sensitivity to the cold. Source I don't know what happened with the text size sorry guys
Russell Brand continues 2 show his true colors!!
Oh No They Didn't! 28 Jan 2012, 6:34 am CET
Russell Brand 'Dating Again' After Katy Perry Split?
Russell Brand may have only just announced his split from estranged
wife Katy Perry, but reports have claimed that the comedian is
already dating again.
According to Us Weekly, the Get Him To The Greek actor - who
confirmed he was filing for divorce from Perry in December 2011 -
has started seeing several women, with sources suggesting Brand
has been 'bad-mouthing' the E.T. singer.
An insider told the publication: "She discovered through her
friends. One of the women told a friend of hers and it got back to
Katy, "He's spoken terribly about Katy to them. [Russell] told [one
of them] he wanted her to move in with him after the divorce is
final."
Earlier this week, it emerged that Brand may have
rejected Perry's pleas to try and save their 14-month
marriage, with The Mirror reporting that the 27-year old even
suggested they should go to counselling instead of divorcing.
The One That Got Away star has since unfollowed Russell on Twitter,
while Brand is currently still keeping an eye on Katy's updates on
the social-networking site.
Source
poor katy. i always thought she was 2 good 4 him and this is a
perfect example of where dating below urself gets u!! ^_^
Against All Odds, Nicolas Cage Desires a Wicker Man Sequel
Oh No They Didn't! 28 Jan 2012, 6:11 am CET
Nicolas Cage is no stranger to franchise filmmaking, as his new Ghost Rider sequel proves. Still, the actor told Empire that he has passed on the chance to join some of the biggest film series of all-time. "There were two movies that asked me to go to Australia or New Zealand for long periods of time. One was Lord of the Rings and one was The Matrix," said Cage. "But I was actively involved at that time raising my family and I couldn't really take that time out." But what if Cage could sequelize another one of the movies he's made? Which character would he jump to revisit? Well ... "I would like to hook up with one of the great Japanese filmmakers, like the master that made Ringu, and take The Wicker Man to Japan," Cage told the magazine, adding, "except this time he's a ghost." Pressing question: Can a ghost still be hurt by The Bees? Cross your fingers that we'll get to find out! for those of you not familiar http://nymag.com/daily/entertainment/2012/01/against-all-odds-nicolas-cage-desires-a-wicker-man-sequel.html
favorite bad movies anyone?
Fringe 4x11 "Making Angels" Promo
Oh No They Didn't! 28 Jan 2012, 5:49 am CET
Source Finally, an Astrid-centric episode!
People's Top Ten Celeb Quotes of the Week!
Oh No They Didn't! 28 Jan 2012, 5:20 am CET
"Vanna [White] and I would ... have two or three or six
[margaritas] and then come and do the last shows and have trouble
recognizing the alphabet."
– Wheel of Fortune host Pat Sajak, recalling his early years on the
game show when the wheel wasn't the only thing spinning, on Dan Le
Batard Is Highly Questionable
"[Our relationship is] very Sonny and Cher after the
divorce."
– Jennifer Lopez, joking about working with ex Marc Anthony, in the
premiere episode of their new show Q'Viva! The
Chosen
"We are so excited for this little bun in the oven :)"
– Kristin Cavallari, spreading her baby news on Twitter after
exclusively sharing with PEOPLE that she and fiancé Jay Cutler are
expecting
"We are like two nuclear superpowers at this point. We
shouldn't launch because we will annihilate each other."
– Brad Pitt, calling a ceasefire for the escalating pranks between
him and fellow jokester – and Oscar rival! – George Clooney, to
Extra
"I haven't had sex in 29 years."
– Project Runway's "perfectly happy, fulfilled" Tim Gunn, on his
new show The Revolution
"I am going to be the grandmother from hell!"
– Sharon Osbourne, revealing her plans to spoil son Jack and his
fiancée Lisa Stelly's unborn baby, to PEOPLE
"I'm hoping like you if there is a sequel to Bridesmaids I
want to be in it."
– A well-heeled Jimmy Kimmel, dressing up for the film's breakout
star Melissa McCarthy, on The Ellen DeGeneres Show
"I didn't know if I was going to frame them or wear
them."
– Kelly Preston, on losing over 39 lbs. and fitting into her first
pair of size four jeans since high school, to PEOPLE
"People are quoting Minny, but when someone says, 'Eat
sh--!' out of the blue, I'm like 'How rude!'"
– Oscar nominee Octavia Spencer (for The Help), on fans who recite
her character's popular line, to PEOPLE
"It may happen."
– Seal, who's not ruling out a reconciliation with separated wife
Heidi Klum, on Piers Morgan Tonight
Source:
http://www.people.com/people/gallery/0,,20564987,00.html
HAPPY FRIDAY, ONTD! :-) xoxo
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