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Film Review: ‘A Bad Moms Christmas’ – Variety
Stranger Things 2: All the best quotes of the new season – EW.com
Heidi Klum Started Getting Ready for Annual Halloween Party 6 Hours Early – PEOPLE.com
Heidi Klum wins Halloween – Page Six
Harvey Weinstein, James Toback Under Investigation by Beverly Hills Police Department – Variety
‘House of Cards’ filming suspended; new Spacey allegations – Washington Post
Wendy Williams’ staffers are worried about her health – Page Six
CBS investigating allegations against Jeremy Piven – ABC News
Andy Dick Fired From Movie Over Sexual Harassment Claims – Hollywood Reporter
Weinstein scandal: More accusers in UK; ‘NCIS’ star Pauley Perrette writes about victims – USA TODAY
NPR’s Head Of News Placed On Leave After Past Harassment Allegations Surface – NPR
WWE SmackDown Live recap and reactions (Oct. 31, 2017): Happy Halloween! – Cageside Seats (blog)
Top NPR, New York Times executive accused of lewd sexual harassment is placed on leave – Fox News
Arrest Warrant Issued for Rose McGowan in Connection to Drug Charge – PEOPLE.com
Monday Night Raw Recap: Surprise returns keep Raw moving – ESPN
Heidi Klum Dresses as Michael J. Fox’s ‘Teen Wolf’ for Halloween 2017: Photo – Us Weekly
Stephen Colbert Can Hardly Contain His Excitement About the Indictments – New York Times
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It's true. If u type in "brassiere" in the search of your iphotos, it has a category for every boob or cleavage pic you've ever taken. Why. pic.twitter.com/KWWmJoRneJ
— christine teigen (@chrissyteigen) October 31, 2017
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The ultimate trip: Around the world in style
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The curious and gruesome art of human death masks
Driver records moment car rams him repeatedly
The buried treasure that’s tearing Alaska apart
Apple’s new emoji are finally here
What to watch for in House GOP’s tax reform bill
Terrorists’ tactic of choice strikes near scene of 9/11
The President watched the drama unfold on TV in his private residence, a source says
Analysis: Trump can’t tweet his way out of this one
Robert Mueller: The most powerful person in Washington
The indictment: Who could be next?
Dramatic new phase: Ex-Trump campaign adviser pleads guilty
What does it mean?: Conspiracy vs. collusion
Manafort’s millions: How the feds says he spent lavishly
What does it mean?: Conspiracy vs. collusion
Opinion: Trump campaign heard this before the rest of us did
Why Papadopoulos’ guilty plea is the bigger deal
What the Manafort indictment proves (and what it doesn’t)
Pretending problem doesn’t exist doesn’t solve problem, American President learns
Top Senate Republicans (literally) dodge questions on Trump aide indictments
Sanders’ massive exaggeration about Clinton’s ‘collusion’
The four ways Washington responded to Mueller’s charges
FBI opens inquiry into Whitefish’s Puerto Rico contract
Russian trolls may have reached 126 million Americans on Facebook