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After Ian Urbina wrote his book "The Outlaw Ocean," he contacted hundreds of musicians to have them make an accompanying soundtrack. Then he went and screwed them all over royally, according to this video by Benn Jordan. https://t.co/gOTAGcXqix

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The song is featured in filmmaker Noah Baumbach's new movie adaptation of Don DeLillo's "White Noise." https://t.co/6nDAL8KFRN

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Lauryn Hill, "Queen of the Mean" Leona Helmsley and "Orange is the New Black" author Piper Kerman have all done time at FCI Danbury. https://t.co/3zZKCMM30S

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For much of the 2000s, Judd Apatow was the king of the raunchy romantic comedy, but after he released "Funny People," people began to tune out. What happened to him? https://t.co/k5wavPeoyi

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Less than a week after a body in a barrel was discovered in Lake Mead, the Nevada-Arizona reservoir's declining water level has revealed a second set of human remains. https://bit.ly/3spulMC

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Kal Penn speaks on his memoir "You Can't Be Serious" with CBS correspondent Luke Burbank, and about coming out as gay for the first time. https://t.co/9EwsMxwUlP

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Millie Bobby Brown reprises her role as Enola Holmes, alongside Henry Cavill and others, in the Netflix sequel, which is based on the Nancy Springer novels. https://t.co/OMztotzm9D

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Robin Williams has a fascinating discussion with George Lucas about how Star Wars fans hated Jar Jar Binks. https://t.co/6jCTJodsKt

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Legal Eagle's Devin Stone and his friend Spencer, an expert in military law, do an in-depth breakdown of Rob Reiner and Aaron Sorkin's 1992 hit "A Few Good Men." https://t.co/Rbwiju4Slp

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One of the greatest comics of all-time has release his debut novel and it's about a third-grader in the 1960s. https://t.co/TTHNZn7AxZ