1. P. Diddy sued for $1 trillion. For causing 9/11.
2. Unwanted texts from your mobile provider can save your life.
3. How to make money off the “birthers.”
4. NBC-Universal’s new logo is … um … yeah. …
5. Tracy Morgan on live TV always ends well.
6. Have you been a victim of nonconsensual networking?
7. Black Swan for the kids.
8. Conan wins!
9. Well, my “yogurt for breakfast” diet lasted less than two weeks.
10. Oh, Charlie.
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