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Miramax Films bites the dust, and somewhere, a little indie-film tear weeps.
The rest of the post titled “Miramax Films Has Died” can be found here.

Business travel is unlikely to snap back to pre-recession levels, but it is getting better
The rest of the post titled “Business Travelers Slowing Returning” can be found here.

NASCAR superstar announces 2010 race line-up plans
The rest of the post titled “Danica Patrick Scheduled for 12 NASCAR Races” can be found here.

Coca-Cola is turning into a mini movie studio with short film contests and viral videos aimed at the youth market.
The rest of the post titled “Coca-Cola: Mini Movie Studio?” can be found here.

If you’ll be in Chicago for the next couple of months and enjoy both enjoy conservative talk radio and song, then you may need to circle a day on your calendar.
The rest of the post titled “The Rush Limbaugh Musical” can be found here.

Howard Zinn, historian, professor, civil rights advocate and stellar human being, has died at age 87. It is the end of an era.
The rest of the post titled “Professor Howard Zinn, 1922 - 2010″ can be found here.

Bloggers were watching, live tweeting, drinking, and analyzing the thing to death:
The rest of the post titled “Blog Focus On SOTU Reactions” can be found here.

Best known for his literary masterpiece, Catcher In The Rye, author J.D. Salinger has passed away at age 91.
The rest of the post titled “Legendary Author J.D. Salinger Dead At Age 91″ can be found here.

John Edwards has finally been given his walking papers from his courageous and far too kind wife. Now get lost you traitor.
The rest of the post titled “Elizabeth Edwards Dumps Lying, Cheating, Creepy Husband John, Finally” can be found here.

Takes one more step towards knowing everything about you.
The rest of the post titled “Google Adds Socially Relevant Results To Search” can be found here.