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Tuesday, October 07, 2008

Around The Blogosphere 07 October 08

L.A. Times Blog: Berkeley Breathed is ending Opus and his comic-strip career.

Gawker posts an article about the ageless / aging Madonna, and perhaps more interestingly (at least to this blogger) if you scroll down to the comments section, you'll notice Gawker will soon activate the option for Facebook users to comment on articles! And despite the scathing comments, you've gotta give Madge at least a little cred for being in great shape at 50 and still cranking out music!

The Gothamist says NY AG Andrew Cuomo plans to sue Arbitron...

Mediabistro posts about Arianna Huffington...

Book preview: 'Christopher Walken A to Z' (PopCandy) Watch Walken cook Chicken with Pears.

The Frugal Duchess tells How to Get Free Entertainment & Free Classes!

Wendy Cheng has "... a million things to blog about!!" (hamsters included).

A different Wendy talks about the celebrity sex-tape in her possession on the Wendy Williams Experience….

Tags: Opus, Opus

Labels: Bloggers, Celebrities, Citizen Journalism, Cooking, Entertainment, Personal Finance, Radio

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