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The Scoop for May 8, 2019

Joe Biden has had his share of controversey. Some women have accused him of being a bit handsy so he’s clearly trying to put his best face forward when he’s in public. But it doesn’t help that things like this happen. A woman yelled, “You can hug and kiss me anytime Joe!” I think that’s what they call sending mixed messsages.


Like them or not, paparazzi have a pretty terrible job. They have to track down and follow celebrities every day in order to get a picture or better yet, some audio or video. And they have to ask them questions they hope they’ll answer. So it should come as no surprise that a camera man recenty asked Brad Pitt if he was ever getting back together with Jennifer Anniston.
Quote, “Oh my God”
I’m gonna take that as a no.


So Pamela Anderson went to visit her buddy and Wiki-Leaks founder Julian Assange yesterday, and she hopes that he will find some justice from the legal system.
“Justice will depend on public support.”
Um, I’m not sure that’s how justice works exactly is it?
“This is just… mis-rule of law in operation. It is absolute chuck.”
I take it back. She does know the law and how it works. I stand corrected.


Bonus Scoopage:
Ryan Reynolds tweets a link to the full Detective Pikachu movie?


 

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