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Neel Kashkari: Officially Sexy [People Magazine]

Posted: November 21st, 2008, 9:12am CST by Hamilton Nolan

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Hey ladies: how'd you like to meet a guy with $700 billion in his pocket, a gleaming bald pate, and a memory full of Bernie Kosar quotes? Sexy is spelled N-E-E-L! Last name Kashkari! Our favorite steely-eyed Treasury Dept. appointee and Congressional chew toy is on People's list of Sexiest Men Alive—actually he's on the backup list, "Sexy A-Z." Even People couldn't get anything other than the same fucking straight-ahead staring pose that he's been using forever. Neel, how about frolicking merrily on a pile of $100 bills instead? Is our Republican financial overlord really as sexy as dance studio owner Maksim Chmerkovskiy? Click through for Neel's close-up and decide for yourself!

Conde Nast Folds DNR [Great Magazine Die-off]

Posted: November 20th, 2008, 4:24pm CST by Hamilton Nolan

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Conde Nast is folding DNR, the men's fashion trade magazine. It's also shuttering its website, DNRNews.com. The feeble spin is that WWD will pick up the slack by launching "comprehensive, round-the-clock men’s fashion and retail coverage." [#2 of the ">four ways to kill a magazine, for those keeping track]. Points to the PR department for attempting to create an upside. But it's clear that this is evidence of weakness in the fashion category specifically, and more momentum for the scary Great Magazine Die-off in general. The company hasn't announced how many layoffs will go along with DNR's death, but departing staffers with more details can email us.

Four Ways To Kill A Magazine [Great Magazine Die-off]

Posted: November 19th, 2008, 3:37pm CST by Hamilton Nolan

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Just because we're in the midst of a Great Magazine Die-Off, you may be under the impression that all magazines die equally. Not true! We Leading magazine scientists have identified four distinct varieties of magazine death. Each has its own special flavor of despair for all those connected with the deceased publication. Here they are, from most common to least:

Dead dead: Folded. Shuttered. Gone for good. Staff laid off. Throw away the business cards. Shred the back issues. There is nothing more to see here. Notable recent victims: 02138, Play.
Folded into the mothership: When a publishing company doesn't quite have the hear to say they're folding a magazine for good, they'll say instead that they're "consolidating its content" into some other larger, more stable title. Sometimes this is accurate. Other times, it's just a polite way to leave laid-off staffers with a bit of self-esteem. "At least our magazine survived, in a way!" Notable recent victims: CosmoGirl, Men's Vogue, O at Home.
Online only: In rare instances, this can be a forward-thinking move by a company that really believes that the internet is the future, and print is an anachronism. More often, it's a way to keep a magazine brand on life support on a shoestring budget, just in case. Notable recent victims: The Christian Science Monitor (not a magazine, but a publication that actually did this strategically), PC Magazine.
Zombies: Some magazines die, but then they come back again! They are the undead. Usually, they die again. And then maybe rise again. And die again. And so on. Notable recent victim: Radar, of course.

Cottage Living Folds [Great Magazine Die-off]

Posted: November 18th, 2008, 4:51pm CST by Hamilton Nolan

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You'd think that in these hard times more people would be scaling down to cottages, but no. Time Inc. just announced to its staff that Cottage Living—which had a rate base of 1 million(!)—is folding. The website will also die. According to an internal memo, "the economy inhibited its ability to grow and therefore, sadly, we had to make the decision to close it." Sad for cottage-livers. More sad for the apartment-living employees.

NYT Folds Play Magazine [Great Magazine Die-off]

Posted: November 17th, 2008, 12:35pm CST by Hamilton Nolan

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The New York Times is folding Play, its quarterly sports-focused magazine. FishbowlNY spoke to Play editor Mark Bryant, who said that although the mag broke even last year, "The company needs to make some pretty considerable cuts going forward," and his magazine was one of them. This is a bad sign. T, the Times' fashion magazine, turns enough of a profit to prop up a lot of money-sucking newsgathering operations; the NYT doubtless hoped that Play could do the same. Not in this ad market, apparently. Scratch that off the dwindling list of lifelines for the Times. [FBNY; anybody with more info can email us.]

Terrible Jobs For Ex-Magaziners [The Great Magazine Die-off]

Posted: November 16th, 2008, 8:17pm CST by Ryan Tate

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Ad Age ran the numbers and found magazines eliminated 3,200 jobs between June and the end of September. And that was before the Great Magazine Die-Off! Here's what to do before your severance checks run out, former magazine people: Don't put off looking for a job; call up those contacts you thoughtfully cultivated before you were laid off and be an insane, annoying optimist. Do so and you just might be among the lucky few to snag one of the jobs on the following list, which depressingly represents the sum total of what Ad Age found to be still available, sometimes:

Selling advertising for display "at the gas pumps... at the malls." You can tell your friends you work in "out of home advertising" if you prefer, although then they'll probably assume you sell those ads above urinals in bars.
Pharmaceutical advertising, aka "direct-to-consumer advertising." If you're lucky, this means helping with print or TV ads. If you're not, you may well be spamming ads for "V1agra," or designing/selling Web ads that are barely a step above.
"Contract and consulting opportunities," miscellaneous.

Is any of that really worse than, say, fact-checking a back-of-the-book listice on must-have gadgets for Christmas? You may well find out!

(Image via BBC)

'There Is Also Cursing And Boobies:' Worst Movie Review Ever? [Great Magazine Die-off]

Posted: November 10th, 2008, 12:26am CST by Ryan Tate

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How bad is the Great Magazine Die-Off? Thanks to the internet, the most terrifying media recession yet. Because for once the living shall envy the dead, if the fate of print-to-online-only publications are any guide. You'll recall most recently the example of Radar Online, turned to celebrity mush by AMI. A tipster also pointed us to the sad fate of FHM,which went online-only in early 2007 and was sold to Bauer Publishing at the end of last year. Here's an excerpt from FHMOnline.com's awful, awful review of raunch-com Role Models:

Role Models feels like a dysfunctional family film. It’s got a lot of that warmness, but there is also cursing and boobies. It’s got a good moral in the end, that you would want to share with your kid, but might feel uncomfortable with the nudity, or not. It’s a little bit like a dirtier Meet the Parents.
...By hearing the premise, you might have already guessed the movie's ending. Role Models falls into a lot of standard movie clichés. At the same time, it’s still entertaining throughout, and easy to follow.

It is possible a more terrible movie review exists somewhere, but this one is in the unfortunate position of having been read by jealous ex-staff of the former magazine. Though lad-mag FHM was not known as a bastion of top-flight journalism by any means, editors known unredeemed, completely unpolished filler when they see it. Our disapproving source claims the review the product of a former FHM office assistant, now drawing down a nice salary on the "editorial" side of FHMOnline.

Unemployed writers, take notice: The review carried no byline! It's hack work, but perhaps better than temping? Sigh.

O At Home Folds [Great Magazine Die-off]

Posted: November 7th, 2008, 10:52am CST by Hamilton Nolan

Tags: great magazine dieoff

O At Home—the quarterly magazine for those who liked Oprah but were exclusively concerned with her take on home furnishings—has folded. Its content will be absorbed back into the mothership, O magazine. Simultaneously, O At Home's former editor, Sarah Gray Miller, is becoming the editor-in-chief at Hearst knick-knack mag Country Living. Much of the rest of the magazine's staff will surely be laid off today. It's becoming quite clear that folding magazines is becoming the new favorite version of the Friday News Dump technique, so we reserve the right to tell you about more magazines folding later on today.

Layoffs At Redbook [Great Magazine Die-off]

Posted: November 5th, 2008, 4:15pm CST by Hamilton Nolan

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We hear that as many as eight editorial employees—ranging from senior editors to editorial assistants—got laid off from Redbook today as part of the broader Hearst layoffs we told you about earlier. "The economy" was the stated reason. If you know more about layoffs at Hearst, email us.

Time Inc. CEO Sees 'Stunning' Ad Depression [The Great Magazine Die-off]

Posted: October 31st, 2008, 5:57am CDT by Ryan Tate

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"By this October it was looking like 1931." [Folio]

Some Print Deaths Unmourned Amid Carnage [Great Magazine Die-off]

Posted: October 31st, 2008, 4:46am CDT by Ryan Tate

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The publishing landscape is so bloodied right now that it's hard to keep track of all the corpses. This month has seen the end of Radar, Men's Vogue, CosmoGirl, 02138, Culture + Travel plus cuts at Time Inc., Portfolio, Niche Media, and Doubleday. Wow. Two casualties have gone largely unnoticed. A tipster informs us that Town And Country Travel closed a few weeks ago to little fanfare. Meanwhile, the New York offices of London-based travel book series Rough Guides are said to have closed, presumably doomed by declining travel, a declining pound — and perhaps a Gotham too depressing to visit. (Publishers, we know things are rough, but do allow us to give all your titles proper burials.)

Conde Nast Cuts Endanger Men's Vogue [Great Magazine Die-off]

Posted: October 30th, 2008, 8:20am CDT by Hamilton Nolan

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Quelle horreur: Conde Nast is cutting the budget of all their high-class rags by 5% across the board! Five percent of payroll and 5% of every title's expense budget. And that goes for the editorial and the business sides. The Observer calculates that it will be impossible to accomplish the cuts without layoffs. One less assistant for Vogue's Anna Wintour! A slightly less long tail for Wired's Chris Anderson! And, worst of all: could this be the end of the long road to oblivion for that emasculating Wintour plaything, Men's Vogue?

Executives are still figuring out what to do with Men's Vogue, and options have run the gamut, including the possibilty of folding it.

One Condé Nast source said that it's likely that the magazine will scale back from publishing 10 issues a year to running only twice a year and it will give up its entire ad sales staff, with Vogue business staff handling the work.

Well, we warned you. [NYO]

Details, Like Any Proud Gay Mag, Joins Fight Against AIDS [Magazine Sexual Orientation]

Posted: October 27th, 2008, 10:35am CDT by Alex Carnevale

Tags: magazine Sexual orientation

We've been dedicated to the idea that Details is in fact a gay magazine for some time, and more proof has arrived. Earlier this month we reported that the men's magazine sold its subscriber list to the gay themed Advocate, and now there's further evidence:

Our tipster subscribes to magazines under different names to see who's selling their subscribers list where, and he received this solicitation in the mail:

The GMHC in question is of course Gay Men's Health Crisis, a nonprofit advocacy organization that claims to be "first in the fight against AIDS." We look forward to the day when Details can openly serve its many audiences instead of us having to find out this way.

Finally [Portfolio Magazine]

Posted: October 8th, 2008, 3:47pm CDT by Nick Denton

Tags: Portfolio magazine

Is Portfolio on the rocks? [Cityfile]

Paris Hilton: Nylon Party Girl

Posted: September 5th, 2008, 1:47pm CDT

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With all of the hype and hoopla surrounding the 2008 MTV Video Music Awards, there’s plenty to do in Tinseltown. And Paris Hilton was spotted out and about last night, enjoying yet another industry party.

The “Hottie and the Nottie” babe sported a retro style grey party dress as she left the Roosevelt Hotel in Los Angeles following the Nylon magazine Pre-VMA shindig. Unfortunately, during the course of the night, Miss Hilton scored a stain on the front of her outfit.

Kim Kardashian: Party Hopper

Posted: September 4th, 2008, 1:09pm CDT

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It was a busy night last night for Kim Kardahsian, who attended not one, but two big industry parties. And of course she had different fabulous outfits for both.

The “Disaster Movie” stopped by the 944 Los Angeles edition Two Year Anniversary and MTV VMA party at the Kress in Hollywood, California.

Surprise: Rich Kid Couldn't Turn Profit On Good [Good Magazine]

Posted: September 3rd, 2008, 5:25am CDT by Ryan Tate

Tags: Good magazine

Two years ago, 26-year-old publishing heir Ben Goldhirsh withdrew $2.5 million from his trust fund and exuberantly started Good, which was going to change the world by donating subscription revenues to charity, employing Al Gore's kid and writing all sorts of obnoxiously altruistic stories. Goldhirsh, who threatened to sink another $10 million into the venture over the following five years, was all too easy to mock as a spoiled vanity publisher. And, lo, he still is! Because Goldhirsh is so "stressed out" about actually making any money that he's brought in a grownup to, you know, run his business:

“I got scared,” Mr. Goldhirsh told The Observer. “I personally got scared and I personally got stressed out about my ability to execute and really actualize the potential of the whole thing. And that for me wasn’t fun at all.” (Mr. Goldhirsh remains chairman of the company.)

The new CEO is Jonathan Grenblatt, 37, who has an MBA and sold the "Ethos" bottled water company to Starbucks for $8 million. He has moved to "really actualize the potential" of Good by signing on such "Good" advertisers as British Petroleum and diversifying the magazine into Web video.

Goldhirsh is fighting to keep what he called the company's "fail hard, fuck it all, let’s just do it" spirit, but he's also still ending his conversations with "peace, brotha."

[Observer]

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Star Compares ‘Hollywood’s Princesses’

Posted: August 13th, 2008, 12:16pm CDT by Spicy Pants

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Star magazine pits two of the youngest and most famous Hollywood daughters in the world against each other in it’s latest issue.

I was going to ask who you thought was the reigning Princess but then quickly decided that was a little JonBenet creepy. I don’t think it’s right to compare these two little gals to each other.

BUT - It doesn’t mean that I am beyond predicting that Shiloh will be a lot more down to earth than little Suri..

Tyra Banks Does Michelle Obama

Posted: August 5th, 2008, 1:42pm CDT by Spicy Pants

Tags: magazine Covers

Not like that you sick bastard..

Tyra Banks poses as Michelle Obama in the September issue of Harper’s Bazaar.

Banks, who has made no secret for her love for Barack and Michelle, did a magazine spread in which she poses with an Obama look-a-like.

In the magazine’s interview she says, “When Barack won the nomination, I just started bawling. I started calling all these people, and everybody was talking to me like I was crazy. They’re like, ‘Well, he hasn’t won yet,’ but I’m like, ‘Yes, he has, because he’s gotten this far.

“So what gives me tears is if Barack Obama wins, kids are going to say that a black man can be president, too. I think it will give so many people – black, Latin, Asian, even white people that feel forgotten – hope. I did not think I would see it in my lifetime, and I’m only 34.”

Tyra notes that behind every good man is a good woman, and that is the case with the Obamas.

“With Barack Obama, his becoming president is them becoming president because Michelle was there from the beginning. Without Michelle, he wouldn’t be there.”

Tyra goes on to call Michelle, “One hot mama,” and when asked what her advice to Michelle would be she basically says for her to keep it real.

“Oh, I want her to not take herself too seriously. She’d need to know how to take a fierce picture, but at the same time be able to eat fried chicken, have grease on her fingers, and be okay with getting photographed like that, too. I’d want her to feel like every child in America is hers – to have a true connection.”

[US]

I Think We Found the Next Joker..

Posted: July 10th, 2008, 2:08pm CDT by Spicy Pants

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Maggie Gyllenhaal on the cover of August’s Tatler magazine.

Holy scary dreams, Batman!

[GFY]

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Maybe You Don’t Need To Chill Out [New York Times Magazine]

Posted: June 30th, 2008, 1:30am CDT by mr.guyball

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In the New York Times Magazine, Peggy Orenstein argues that stress has less to do with physical ailments than we think. She says it’s just another way of blaming people, primarily women, for their illnesses. This seems like a perfectly good reason to avoid going to yoga.[NYT Magazine]

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Minka Kelly Helps Launch “Rock Bodies”

Posted: June 19th, 2008, 3:15pm CDT

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Wearing a cute multi-fabric strapless dress, Minka Kelly made her way to Espace on 42nd Street to attend Self Magazine’s issue release party for the “Rock Bodies” issue.

Minka, who briefly dated John Mayer prior to his courtship of Jennifer Aniston, was the main guest for the event - which also saw model Estelle, tennis star Monica Seles and Australian singer-songwriter Delta Goodrem.

Mario Lopez Named Hottest Bachelor, Talks Dating

Posted: June 18th, 2008, 3:44pm CDT

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Just voted as People magazine’s Hottest Bachelor, fitness buff Mario Lopez has a shocking confession to make. “I was a chubby baby. I looked like a sumo wrestler. My mom had to pull the folds apart when she bathed me!”

The exercise guru, who’s recently single following his split with Karina Smirnoff, says that a full slate of projects has kept him off the dating market - but that hasn’t completely stopped him from thinking about dating.

Fortune's Cover Misfortune [Print Is Dead]

Posted: May 19th, 2008, 1:18pm CDT by Nick Denton

Tags: Fortune magazine

Fortune 20080526 150 Not that one needs more reason for pessimism about the future of print news magazines, but here's one. Fortune's Stephanie Mehta has the inside look on the $51bn buyout of Bell Canada, which the magazine's current cover touts as 'The Biggest Deal Ever.' Great reporting! Too bad that the transaction—and Fortune's cover—may be torpedoed by the credit crunch.

Joe Zee's Fabulous European Vacation [Hachette]

Posted: May 13th, 2008, 4:24pm CDT by Nick Denton

Tags: Elle magazine

Asm Joezee Elle creative director Joe Zee is popular among colleagues. "I seriously don't know anyone who doesn't love Joe: he was the best thing that could have happened for morale there." No wonder he's so beloved: the free-spending Zee took an additional five friends and colleagues to the Paris and Milan ready-to-wear shows this year—included among them his rumored paramour, a former shop girl Keith Pollock. The bill for Zee's grand European tour—probably over $500,000—comes at an uncomfortable time. Elle publisher Hachette just slashed its web staff and is giving up office space at its Midtown headquarters; and grumbly bean counters are beginning to focus on the master stylist's extravagance. "The costs are out of control, and the boyfriend who is said to be reporting on fashion shoots is really at a Four Seasons getting a massage on the company tab," writes the cost-conscious tipster. Pollock—a former salesman whom Zee had placed at Elle's website—was spared the recent online cuts.

Previously: Out comes the hatchet at Hachette

Here we go again

Posted: April 30th, 2008, 10:15am CDT by Nick

Tags: people magazine

Rumer Willis is one of the most beautiful people in the world

Every year the People magazine “Most Beautiful People” issue is released around this time and every year America lets out a collective “ARE YOU FUCKING HIGH?!?” to People’s editors. Making the cut this year? Rumer Willis. So People magazine editors, let me be the first to proudly say, “ARE YOU FUCKING HIGH?!?” The only list this chick should be making is my annual compiling of the “100 Most Pale Celebrities”. Rumer wins again!

UPDATE: Amanda Beard made the list? Really? I saw her at the ESPYS last year and “beautiful” was the last word I’d use to describe her. Her face looks like something that would haunt kids in an R.L. Stine novel. Apparently the main qualifying factor to make this list is no major physical deformities.

Back Where It Started [New York Magazine]

Posted: March 14th, 2008, 4:38pm CDT by Nick Denton

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New York's website carries articles from Adam Moss' excellent magazine, arty pictures of a naked Lindsay Lohan, as well as some infuriatingly intelligent blogs. But how to arrange this embarrassment of content? nymag.com has just gone through an exhaustive process to streamline its messy front page. The result, which is being passed around ahead of the official unveiling: even messier. This isn't supposed to look like a magazine, people. After the jump, before and after screenshots. See whether you can tell the difference.

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Lindsay Lohan’s Paper Magazine Luncheon

Posted: March 5th, 2008, 1:10am CST

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It was a busy Tuesday afternoon for Mean Girls actress Lindsay Lohan, as the red-headed wonder made her way all over Los Angeles.

Wearing a skirt full of traffic signs, LiLo spent part of the day at the Paper Magazine March Issue luncheon, which was held at West Hollywood’s Sunset Marquis Hotel & Villas.

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Julia Allison, Emily Gould, And Some Minor Celebrities (Rachel Weisz, Alan Cumming and Eddie Izzard) [Party Photographs]

Posted: February 26th, 2008, 8:47am CST by Nick Denton

Tags: new york magazine

In case you missed them, Nikola Tamindzic's photos from New York magazine's Oscar night party are up. (And I'm told by Nikola that the man sitting on the couch with Rachel Weisz at cabaret club The Box was in fact a "horribly disfigured" Mickey Rourke. I didn't recognize him; you won't either.)

Rumormonger [Rumormonger]

Posted: February 22nd, 2008, 3:44pm CST by Nick Denton

Tags: Genre magazine

Anyone have an internal email confirming the closure of Genre? We've had a couple of tips, and the newspaper's editors aren't taking calls. (The only people mourning the moribund gay title's demise, apart from the staff, will be the strippers of all sexes who have benefited from the generosity of proudly pan-sexual editor, Neal Boulton.) Update: Damn. False alarm. Boulton, a special friend of Rolling Stone supremo Jann Wenner, writes in to say Genre is walking taller and stronger than ever before. (Don't push it, mate.)

This is the problem with blog responses. They set aflame raging rumours. Genre is NOT only NOT closing, but it is experiencing record growth, the addition of a new bright team of staffers, as well as an increase in circulation, and advertisers across many key categories. What's more, Genre, unlike it's competitors, who seem to be staggering around the competitive set looking for help, is walking taller and stronger than ever before. Mark my words: Genre will be an irrepressible force in publishing, so stay tuned!

Jessica Simpson Was Not Dumped for God's Sake, Y'all!

Posted: January 25th, 2008, 1:58pm CST

Tags: OK magazine

Jessica Simpson is taking issue with a recent article that came out in OK! magazine with the title, "Jessica Dumped!" The singer is furious that the article states that Ashlee Simpson has attempted to "distance herself" from her sister and that boyfriend, Tony Romo, broke it off with Jess once his team had been bumped out of the NFL playoffs.

In response, Jessica's legal team have sent a letter the magazine, refuting the claims made in the article and are asking for a retraction. According to them, OK! is ganging up on Jess, making her the object of ""public contempt, ridicule, aversion or disgrace." I do feel kind of bad for her, but maybe she should take this as a hint and just sort of cool it with the boyfriend thing for the moment and focus on her career.

Photos: Flynet Online

More photos of Jessica Simpson and Tony Romo from their Mexican vacation earlier this month are after the jump.

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Posted: November 21st, 2008, 9:12am CST by Hamilton Nolan

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Posted: November 10th, 2008, 12:26am CST by Ryan Tate

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Posted: November 7th, 2008, 10:52am CST by Hamilton Nolan

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Posted: October 31st, 2008, 5:57am CDT by Ryan Tate

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Posted: October 31st, 2008, 4:46am CDT by Ryan Tate

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Posted: October 30th, 2008, 8:20am CDT by Hamilton Nolan

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Posted: October 27th, 2008, 10:35am CDT by Alex Carnevale

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Posted: October 8th, 2008, 3:47pm CDT by Nick Denton

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Posted: September 17th, 2008, 12:19pm CDT by Spicy Pants

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Posted: September 4th, 2008, 1:09pm CDT

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Posted: September 3rd, 2008, 5:25am CDT by Ryan Tate

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Posted: June 19th, 2008, 3:15pm CDT

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Posted: June 18th, 2008, 3:44pm CDT

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Posted: May 19th, 2008, 1:18pm CDT by Nick Denton

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Posted: March 14th, 2008, 4:38pm CDT by Nick Denton

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Posted: March 5th, 2008, 1:10am CST

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Posted: February 26th, 2008, 8:47am CST by Nick Denton

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Posted: February 22nd, 2008, 3:44pm CST by Nick Denton

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