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Enjoying a cool, casual Sunday afternoon, Gwyneth Paltrow was spotted chatting up her neighbors just outside her London, England home.
The “Sliding Doors” actress sported a button-up black dress with matching black flats as she talked with next-door neighbor Chris Moyles, a deejay for BBC Radio One.
The day after her one-year wedding anniversary, Amy Winehouse was spotted catching a ride to the Pentonville prison to visit her incarcerated hubby Blake Fielder-Civil.
And while Amy is taking her marriage seriously, telling friends that she plans to renew her vows with Fielder-Civil upon his release, Winehouse’s mom claims that her daughter’s Miami nuptials a year back were “a joke”.
A New York Times reporter who quite obviously was just poking around on YouTube in desperate search of a workable story came up with this: there are racist cartoons on there! Old, racist cartoons. Anyone who grew up in the good old days (the 80s) surely remembers when the racist Bugs Bunny episodes from the early part of the century used to sneak into the Looney Tunes broadcasts and you were too young to know the difference. So in that sense, this cobbled-together story is a good reminder that your favorite cartoon characters and their owners were all a public bunch of horrible, horrible racists not too long ago. Below, the clip of "Coal Black and de Sebben Dwarfs," that should really have Warner Bros. donating millions to the Rainbow Coalition at this very moment: