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* Dry-socketing: Hollywood is gross
* Clegg and Hamilton's secret songs
* Charts: Draaaaaaaaaaaaake. Still.

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    >> Down under-performing <<
    Stalling for a second time

  The bad news for Top Gear just
  keeps on coming.

  The first episode of the recent
  Chris Evans/Matt LeBlanc-fronted
  series debuted last night in
  Australia. It was placed in a
  primetime evening slot on the
  highest rated channel but only
  managed to pull 161,000 viewers.

  Not only is that beyond dismal
  for the timeslot and channel,
  it was absolutely smashed in
  the ratings by... Peppa Pig.

 
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Happy birthday to Paloma Faith –
18, 21, 30 and 35 today!

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     >> Big Questions <<
     Who's prolapsing this week?

  Which Oscar-nominated actor is
  a big fan of a sexual practice
  known as "dry-socketing"? He
  likes his ladies good and dry
  down there for added friction.
  His preferred method of...
  ahem, 'dehumidifying' his
  lady friends is by plopping
  a sock on the end of his chap
  and sending it up there a few
  times before commencing properly.

 
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    >> Royal courtship <<
    It's a small price toupée

  Since he ditched his long-time
  publicist last December, Elton
  John has had a hell of a time
  keeping his name out of the
  papers. First there was that
  disgruntled security guard
  who claimed Elton was trying to
  get his "todger" out. Then the
  hairdresser who took him to a
  tribunal over sexual harassment,
  which lead to an unsuccessful
  tangle at the Court of Appeal
  with the Sun on Sunday.

  It's clear he can't manage
  this alone – so who has he
  turned to for advice in these
  trying times? Paddy Harverson,
  who until recently was the
  Communications Secretary to
  Prince Charles and Camilla,
  Duchess of Cornwall.

  Finally, the chance to work
  for a proper queen!

 
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Police in Croydon claim the district
is "the third best place in the
country for dogging."

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     >> Raking over old Cole <<
     Politics: not a grimy business

  It's a good job that the youth
  vote naturally skewed towards
  Remain because David Cameron had
  absolutely no idea how to court
  the kids.

  A few weeks before the vote,
  one voice was heard echoing
  around the halls of Number 10
  saying: "We've got Lily Cole
  on board, but what we really
  need is a grime artist. Does
  anybody know any grime artists?"

 
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Around 10 million of the world's
15 million puffins live in Iceland,
where raw puffin heart is eaten
as a delicacy.

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    >> Eyes on the prize <<
    Tayloring your relationship

  Since the phone-hacking scandal,
  tabloids have had to clamp down
  on using private investigators
  to get celebrity information –
  but private investigators have
  since found a lucrative new
  stream of clients: celebrities
  themselves.

  The hottest new person to put
  on your payroll is a PI. Not
  to get back at the tabloids,
  but to gather information on
  fellow celebrities instead –
  something which is especially
  helpful when setting up your
  latest celeb romance.

  It takes a bit of explaining
  so (using lightning-rod-of-
  the-moment, Taylor Swift,
  as our purely hypothetical
  example) we'll tell you all
  about it here.

 
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Men in Ancient Greece men bummed
each other so much that brides in
Argos wore false beards on their
wedding night to help their husbands
adjust. Hence the term "beard".

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    >> Long-armed and dangerous <<
    Trump's small hand-me-downs

  After Spy Magazine branded him
  a "short-fingered vulgarian"
  back in the 80s, there's been
  a lot of talk about Donald
  Trump's tiny hands – but new
  information has since come
  to light which suggests it
  might be an optical illusion.

  Melania Trump's dad (Mr Knavs)
  gets hand-me-down clothes from
  The Donald, but Mr Knavs had
  to take two of Trump’s leather
  jackets to a shop in Slovenia
  for some alterations – because
  the sleeves were too long.
 
  So maybe the reason Trump's
  hands look so tiny is because
  they're attached to the end
  of such weirdly long arms?

 
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What is it about hotel magnates and
naming their sons? Trump's son with
Melania = Barron. Conrad Hilton's
son and heir = Barron.

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     >> Tax Shun Heroes <<
     Popbitch Magazine: Issue 26

  The July edition of Popbitch
  Magazine is out now, and is
  filled to the brim with loads
  more exclusive stories and
  silliness – including:

  * A brief history of celeb
  sex dwarf deaths

  * Tax dodging: the dickheads
  who do it, and the films it
  helped fund

  * The Popbitch Guide to the
  New Conservative Cabinet

  * PLUS: Max Clifford's secret
  safe, the wit and wisdom of
  Johnny Borrell, crazy Russian
  cinema and much, much more...

  Previews and downloads here


 
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    >>  Spinal Tap II <<
    Hamilton: The Musical
   
  Reports and rumours about Lewis
  Hamilton's secret R&B album have
  been circling since at least 2012
  – with various collaborators and
  even Hamilton himself dropping
  hints about its existence for
  years now. So where is it?

  Well, it seems like some of it
  sneaked out last year, but the
  American TV show 60 Minutes –
  apparently unaware that they
  were sat on the pop music scoop
  of the century – resigned the
  clips of Hamilton playing a
  bemused Charlie Rose previews
  of his jams to their online-
  only 'Overtime' show.

  Want to see Lewis Hamilton in
  the studio? Of course you do.

 
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Lewis has been hanging out with Leon
Anderson, most famous so far for a
Sun sting in which he was accused of
getting drugs for the Fake Sheikh,
as a dry run for the Tulisa story.

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    >> Hankering <<
    We miss Nick Clegg


  Lewis Hamilton isn't the only
  one with a secret pop career.
  The Times' Red Box reports that,
  back before the 2015 general
  election, Nick Clegg recorded
  an £8,000 shot-for-shot remake
  of Carly Rae Jepsen's video for
  I Really Like You – taking the
  part made famous by Tom Hanks.

  The video has been (wisely,
  if regrettably) shelved, but
  if anyone thinks that it's an
  obscene waste of party funds,
  relax. Nick Clegg is the Lib
  Dem's fourth biggest donor –
  having handed over £14,300
  this year alone, which more
  than covers.

  And therefore means that Nick
  Clegg has basically paid to
  film his very own Carly Rae
  Jepsen parody video.

 
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Calum Best is signed up to star in
a new film from the people behind
Strippers v Werewolves. Thrillingly,
it's about London gangsterzzzz...

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    >> Parlez-vous Popbitch? <<
    Sorry: still the hardest word


  Refusing to admit wrongdoing and
  dodging giving an apology is a
  tricky art to master, but we've
  been given two great new lines
  this week – ones that will no
  doubt prove to be very useful
  for years to come.

  "I would very much like to be
  excluded from this narrative"
  – Taylor Swift's rephrasing
  of the classic "No comment"

  "It would really take me too
  long to engage in a fully
  global itinerary of apology
  to all concerned" – Boris
  Johnson's latest reworking
  of "Sorry, not sorry"
 
  Melania Trump: take note(s).

 
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Media Masters Podcast: What
happens when you appoint a 28
year-old PR guy as editor of a
daily newspaper? City AM did
just that. Hear how it worked.

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     >> Hmmms <<
    Clicks, coffee, Nic Cage

  If you haven't yet played
  the Southern Rail game,
  get on it.

  Russian Eurovision dude
  Sergey Lazarev's new song.

  Trump v Clinton, measured
  in terms of Facebook likes.

  Nic Cage pillowcase, anyone?
 
  Shots of espresso in one go
  needed to kill you? 110-120.

  Donald Trump Jnr's extraordinary
  insight into a Trump presidency.

  Want to join Popbitch's fantasy
  football league. Use this link
  and get auto-added.
 

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