END OF THE WEEK:
Another week, another batch full of memories (even if this week was a bit low on the interesting ones than usual). Here now are some of the more memorable person, news, and things to have come out of the past week:
Death of the Week: Former Mobster/"Goodfellas" Inspiration Henry Hill
Robert De Niro heard this news over the payphone, and promptly starting sobbing while beating up the phone booth he was in.
Stories of the Week:
-The Actual Story of the Week: Obama Plans To Not Deport 800,000 Illegal Immigrants, Offer Work Permits Instead
Should be interesting to see how this will impact the minds of those who can actually vote come election day.
-The Tiger Woods Saga of '09 Memorial Story of the Week: Chris Brown and Drake Get Into Fight in Manhattan Nightclub
Looks like Drake's various dramas as Jimmy from "Degrassi" have carried onto real life as well.
Accidental Discovery of the Week: TMZ Accidentally Films Reclusive Director Terrence Malick
He IS real! Now, who wants to help me find the Loch Ness Monster?
Video of the Week: "Jimmy Kimmel Lie Detective #1"
I like how the kid didn't once realize that Kimmel's "lie detector" wasn't moving at all. Very fitting stuff for this funny video.
Person of the Week: Daily Caller Reporter Neil Munro
who this week made a name of himself when he decided to interrupt Barack Obama's speech regarding his newly announced policy on illegal immigration regarding young people with a question, shouting "Why do you favor foreigners over American workers?," and then doing it again later on in the speech. Maybe if Munro were as driven at being a better writer as he was at heckling world leaders, he probably would've won multiple awards by now and have gone on to work somewhere else besides the Daily Caller.
And that's the way it was! Enjoy the rest of your weekend, everyone!
Sincerely,
Your pal: mj15
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