Strange Cures Jack Black and Rob Zabrecky contact Kurt Cobain Jason Weisberger

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literature The penniless author whose fictional character helped sell American tobacco Ellsworth Toohey

magic Woman who tricked her way into mens-only Magic Circle to rejoin it Rob Beschizza

History Check out this medieval brain surgery grifter Ellsworth Toohey

RFK Jr The Mercola Tapes: wellness entrepreneur meets spirit, gets CO2 enema and condemns veterinarians Jennifer Sandlin

Weird The Andean Cock-of-the-Rock is an unreal-looking bird Popkin

medical Employee of organ donor organization finds three severed heads on his desk David Pescovitz

movies REVIEW: "Tetris" hits an Iron Curtain-sized wall Greg Nussen

January 6 Oath Keepers leader Stewart Rhodes' wife says "every moment he wasn't terrorizing us as a family he was preparing to terrorize the rest of the nation" Mark Frauenfelder

tabloids 100 reasons to love America (and several reasons to hate it) in this week's dubious tabloids Peter Sheridan

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star trek The only Star Trek phaser rifle ever made is up for auction. Starting bid: $250,000 Mark Frauenfelder

tabloids Coronavirus cured (again), Britain's Royals clash (again) and the woman who pees alcohol (unprecedented) in this week's dubious tabloids Peter Sheridan

Entertainment David Arquette and Zabrecky seek out "Macho Man" Randy Savage Jason Weisberger

memoirs Strange Cures is a compulsively readable memoir by musician/magician Rob Zabrecky Mark Frauenfelder

fake news Burt Reynolds' skid marks, Prince Charles' long-lost brother, and another Obama cover-up in this week's tabloids Peter Sheridan

fake news Where ISIS will strike next, FBI grills Malia Obama, and Prince Charles is a Killer, in this week's dubious tabloids Peter Sheridan

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