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Here's one way to try and break into show business
Someone left a note for actor Paul Rudd at the site of a Brooklyn film shoot.

Email gaffe by job hunter leads to amusing results
So you're applying for a job. Instead of forwarding your resume you send a photo of actor Nicolas Cage. Oops.

Three reports Twitter customers as spam
Consumers on the Which? forum, spoke out that Three Mobile had reported them as Twitter spammers after complaining about a price hike.

Taking the Mickey - photos from stolen iPhone appear on Facebook
Photographs taken of a Disney cruise ship employee from a stolen iPhone are being shared publicly, in an album entitled "stolen iPhone adventures"

A stormy forecast
A TV weatherman went on a strange rant this past week, implying on-air that he doesn't like his co-workers.

An alarming broadcast
NBC Nightly News presenter Brian Williams exemplifies how to stay calm on air when the building's fire alarm goes off.

Please put your phones on silent
Soloist Lukas Kmit hits the right note on phone intrusion.

Salman Rushdie uses Twitter to buckle Facebook
After Facebook removed Salman Rushdie's profile with little in the way of communication, he turned to Twitter to make his opinions heard. It worked. Facebook reinstated Rushdie's profile in 2 hours.

A lot to chew on
New York City council speaker Christine Quinn displayed questionable etiquette during a speech by New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg - by chewing gum!

Wild turkey
A television producer got more than she bargained for while covering a story about local turkeys chasing down joggers in a California neighborhood.
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