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Gluten-Free Dunkin’ Donuts Are Coming
The most fascinating news from around the web on June 19, 2013
Nora Ephron’s Best Film Moments
The writer of ‘When Harry Met Sally’ and ‘You’ve Got Mail’ died June 26 at 71. NewsFeed looks back at some of her greatest cinematic achievements.
Joe Paterno Erroneously Reported Dead Saturday Night By Many Media Outlets
The legendary Penn State coach Joe Paterno died Sunday morning, according to a statement released by his family. But for at least a short time on Saturday evening, untold numbers of Internet readers thought the Nittany Lions’ …
Vaclav Havel, Dissident and President, from TIME’s Archives
Rarely do politics and art find such a tempered combination as in Vaclav Havel, the outspoken playwright who inspired revolution in Czechoslovakia and was elected the nation’s first democratic president. Havel was the unlikely …
Gory and Glory: 13 Best Gaddafi Front Pages
Newspapers across the world showed the glory – and the gory – this morning after Thursday’s killing of Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi. Some showed the rebels joy, others reveled in the bloody death shot. The prevailing …
Intrepid Reporter Gives Irene Update Covered in Sea Foam
As the hurricane brought rough surf to Ocean City, Md., one reporter tasted Irene’s fury.
‘Shock Market’: The 13 Best Headlines About Monday’s Massive Stock Slide
On Monday, the first stock trading day since the S&P downgrade of America’s credit, the market slid down 634.76 points. Tuesday, newspapers across the U.S. and the world reacted to the news with ominous headlines and, of course, …
Roasting Rupert: The 10 Best Tweets About the Murdoch Testimony
Throughout the parliamentary grilling and pie attack, tweeters from around the world tuned in to the scene at London’s Portcullis House and offered their humorous takes on #hackgate. Here are 10 of the best.
Final ‘News of the World’ Crossword Puzzle Subtly Skewers Rebekah Brooks
The News of the World might have been called many things over its 168-year-history, but subtle was probably not one of them.
Embattled ‘News of the World’ Publishes Final Issue
In its final dose of juicy tabloid goodness, the paper turns the focus inward.
Weiner Roast: 6 Punny Front Pages Take on Weinergate
Leave it to the tabloids. Purveyors of the puns, papers like the New York Post and Newsday sufficiently skewered Anthony Weiner in the midst of his Twitter photo scandal. Here are the six best headlines.