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The Ten Richest People in America http://www.forbes.com/forbes-400

1. Bill Gates $59 B 55 Medina, Washington Microsoft
2. Warren Buffett $39 B 81 Omaha, Nebraska Berkshire Hathaway
3. Larry Ellison $33 B 67 Woodside, California Oracle
4. Charles Koch $25 B 75 Wichita, Kansas diversified
4. David Koch $25 B 71 New York, New York diversified
6. Christy Walton $24.5 B 56 Jackson, Wyoming Wal-Mart
7. George Soros $22 B 81 Katonah, New York hedge funds
8. Sheldon Adelson $21.5 B 78 Las Vegas, Nevada casinos
9. Jim Walton $21.1 B 63 Bentonville, Arkansas Wal-Mart
10. Alice Walton $20.9 B 61 Fort Worth, Texas Wal-Mart

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Cool TV Trend: Babes

With the reboot of Charlie's Angels along with new shows Pan Am & The Playboy Club, as well as the Zooey Deschanel vehicle New Girl, it's a good year for BabeWatch fans on the boob tube...

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YouTube Clip of the Week

Tom & Jerry tell you who's the illuminati president of Hollywood:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RLh3hF8HOk8

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Food Porn of the Week

Entree:

Mac N' Cheese Big Daddy Patty Melt, which comes in at 1,690 calories, 99 grams of fat, courtesy of Denny's...

Dessert:

The Triple Double Oreo...

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Hewlett-Packard's New CEO: Meg Whitman

HP has made some bad business decisions lately: will putting the former EBay CEO as their head be a step in the right direction?

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Milestones

Mariano Rivera of the New York Yankess gets his record 602nd save:

http://espn.go.com/new-york/mlb/story/_/id/6993396/new-york-yankees-mariano-rivera-sets-mlb-mark-602nd-save

Nevermind turned 20 years old on September 24th:

http://www.usatoday.com/life/music/news/story/2011-09-26/nirvana-nevermind-20-years-later/50517352/1

The rock band Queen turned 40 on September 23rd. They have a book out documenting their history:

http://www.queenonline.com/en/news-archive/40-years-queen-book-telegraph-feature

Jimi Hendrix died 41 years ago on September 18th. Guitar World has a tribute to him:

http://www.guitarworld.com/remembering-jimi-hendrix-warrior-poet

The UFO abduction report of Betty & Barney Hill happened 50 years ago on September 19th in New Hampshire. It inspired a great TV movie starring James Earl Jones & Estelle Parsons, and Konformist pal Bryce Zabel is planning to make a new film about it. While not the first UFO abduction tale, it was the one that put it in the popular culture and still is probably the most famous. Fox News, to its credit, has a great article on the anniversary:

http://www.foxnews.com/scitech/2011/09/19/50th-anniversary-ufo-abduction-story

Mark Hamill turned 60 on September 25th. No matter what he does (including his brilliant vocal portrayal of The Joker in the animated Batman series) his career will always be reduced to his performance of Luke Skywalker in the Star Wars Trilogy. Which isn't a bad thing:

http://movies.yahoo.com/blogs/movie-talk/happy-60th-birthday-mark-hamill-225812450.html

Singer, songwriter and poet Leonard Cohen turned 77 on September 21st. That's as good of a reason as any to view the excellent documentary Leonard Cohen: I'm Your Man. Here it is, courtesy of OpenCulture.com:

http://www.openculture.com/2011/09/a_film_tribute_for_leonard_cohens_77th_birthday_today.html

Jazz artist John Coltrane turned 85 on September 23rd. Dangerous Minds has a great tribute to him:

http://www.dangerousminds.net/comments/happy_birthday_john_coltrane

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Discovered: Hydrogen from Wastewater

Hydrogen is a clean fuel, but making it usually takes fossil fuels, until now: A new discovery allows hungry bacteria to eat dirty water to make the fuel...

http://www.fastcompany.com/1781495/making-hydrogen-from-salt-water-and-wastewater-forever

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Farewell

REM

The indie band that did well: the first album they released after signing a major record deal was titled Green - a nod to business success and not environmental concerns...

All My Children

We'll especially miss the Susan Lucci Emmy Awards jokes...

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RIP: Tom Wilson, 80, creator of the comic strip Ziggy...