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Game of Thrones stars Sophie Turner and Maisie Williams got matching tattoos to commemorate the day they were cast.
An Australian woman paid $500 to get lifesaving surgery for her goldfish after it swallowed a pebble.
Nelly fans started an Internet campaign to help the “Hot in Herre” rapper pay a reportedly sizable IRS debt by streaming his songs on Spotify (and thereby upping his royalties).
Google delivered a puntastic response to reports that its Street View map had blurred the face of a cow:
‘We thought you were pulling the udder one when we herd the moos, but it’s clear that our automatic face-blurring technology has been a little overzealous.’
A Colorado teen was named homecoming queen while wearing a T. rex costume and a tutu.
Chance the Rapper is partnering with the NAACP to help register fans to vote during his Magnificent Coloring world tour.
Bill Murray took over a bartending shift at his son’s new bar in Brooklyn, 21 Greenpoint.
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A fan attempted to climb onto a stage suspended over the crowd at a Kanye West concert in Atlanta, forcing West to pause his performance.
Jonah Hill reportedly canceled his press tour in France after a panelist on a local TV show made a series of overly harsh jokes about his appearance and film roles.
Supertyphoon Meranti blew a giant inflatable moon (part of a local festival) onto a roadway in China’s Fujian province, causing a massive distraction.
A golden retriever ingested heroin that a suspected drug dealer had thrown over the fence of a Denver doggy-day-care park; the dog has recovered.
Designer Marc Jacobs dismissed allegations that his runway show was racially insensitive–it featured white models in fake dreadlocks–by saying that he doesn’t “see color.”
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