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The Death-Rattle of Culture | 5/26/17



Here's James Franco dressed up as your favorite classic book covers

Top Gun 2 is "definitely happening"

Richard Ford hates your tweets

The 16 Biggest F*ck Boys of Literature (according to Cosmo)

Not Going Online Is The New Going Online

If you've got 6 minutes to burn, watch John Kasich and 2 Chainz talk on The View. Let that soak in.

Aliens Exist. Tom Delonge was name UFO Researcher of the Year

via GIPHY

 

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