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04/03/2017

Actor Pamela Anderson, adding fuel to the fire, said that dating WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange “would be a little bit difficult” considering he is currently imprisoned, but would be open to exploring options “when he’s free.”

According to Reuters, the Baywatch star said in an interview on a Swedish TV show, “I spend probably more time with him than any other man socially, which is very odd.”
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04/03/2017

Television game show pioneer Chuck Barris died Tuesday at age 87 in his Palisades, N.Y., home, leaving behind his third wife, Mary, and a legacy that includes classics such as The Gong Show, The Dating Game, The Newlywed Game, and other notable entries into the game-show canon.

A Philadelphia native, Barris grew up in Bala Cynwyd and graduated from Lower Merion High School and Drexel University. He would go on to get his start in entertainment at NBC in New York before moving back to Philadelphia to tail Dick Clark at American Bandstand as a standards-and-practices man at ABC.

Barris would also later claim that his life of espionage went further than that, writing in his 1984 autobiography, Confessions of a Dangerous Mind, that he was an assassin for the Central Intelligence Agency. A CIA rep later called Barris’ assertion “absurd"

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