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Diddy announced the winner of his YouTube personal assistant contest yesterday on Oprah: Lawyer Heather "Spelmansweetie" Thompson, whose slightly wooden audition video big-ups her time in the Peace Corps and her subscriptions to New York and The Economist. Those qualities will probably not be considered in Diddy's next assistant search, which will take place through the tried and true "VH1 reality show" method. [YouTube via Whudat / Photo: AP]
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Last week, we challenged you to predict the future of "Weird Al" Yankovic's musical legacy: What song, we asked, do you think he'll tackle next? We received a great many submissions, and an even greater number of so-so fart jokes. But we're happy to announce that Shauna Crawford of Seattle, Wa. will receive a free copy of Al's Straight Outta Lynwood, thanks to her winning submission, "Dexy Back":
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Idolator's "Weird Al" Contest: Hot Dog! We Have A Weiner!
Last week, we challenged you to predict the future of "Weird Al" Yankovic's musical legacy: What song, we asked, do you think he'll tackle next? We received a great many submissions, and an even greater number of so-so fart jokes. But we're happy to announce that Shauna Crawford of Seattle, Wa. will receive a free copy of Al's Straight Outta Lynwood, thanks to her winning submission, "Dexy Back":
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America's love affair with "Weird Al" Yankovic is now officially reignited: His Straight Outta Lynwood has inspired blogopshere affection and YouTube tributes, and it's a solid contender for next week's Top 20 album chart. To celebrate the return of Al, we announce our first Idolator contest: Can You Out-Weird "Weird Al"?
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Idolator's First Contest: Can You Out-Weird "Weird Al"?
America's love affair with "Weird Al" Yankovic is now officially reignited: His Straight Outta Lynwood has inspired blogopshere affection and YouTube tributes, and it's a solid contender for next week's Top 20 album chart. To celebrate the return of Al, we announce our first Idolator contest: Can You Out-Weird "Weird Al"?
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