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Saturday November 18th, 2017 night edition

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AC/DC co-founder and guitarist Malcolm Young has died at the age of 64.

Australian rock legend Malcolm Young, a founding member of the band AC/DC, has died aged 64 after a long battle with dementia.

Legendary Australian guitarist and AC/DC co-founder Malcolm Young has died aged 64.

Known for the powerhouse riffs and rhythm guitar that propelled the Sydney group to superstardom, Young had been suffering from dementia for the past three years.

He was replaced by his nephew Stevie for the band's last tour promoting the 2014 album Rock Or Bust.

"Renowned for his musical prowess, Malcolm was a songwriter, guitarist, performer, producer and visionary who inspired many," the statement read.

From left: AC/DC band members Malcolm Young, Cliff Williams, Angus Young and Brian Johnson. »

Girls star Lena Dunham, EP Jenni Konner defend series writer amid ‘misreported' sexual assault allegations

Authored by ew.com
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Outspoken feminists and Girls creators Lena Dunham and Jenni Konner are speaking out against sexual harassment allegations made against series writer Murray Miller by Aurura Perrineau.

But in their statement released Friday evening, Dunham and Konner defend Miller against the claims.

It’s a hugely important time of change and, like every feminist in Hollywood and beyond, we celebrate,” the two say. »

Hello, I'm an Idiot Who Thought Vitaminwater Was Healthy

Authored by gawker.com

I stared at the five-gallon jug which I fill with life-extending (I THOUGHT) Vitaminwater.

A bottle of vitaminwater contains 33 grams of sugar, making it more akin to a soft drink than to a healthy beverage.

Then my helper woke me up for dinner, and I realized I was in a special home for stupid people. »

Russia blocks Syria gas attacks probe, again

Authored by france24.com
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Senate chooses Wall Street over consumers, seniors, and service members

Authored by thehill.com
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Wall Street worked overtime to kill the CFPB’s rule because forced arbitration allows big banks to cover up scandals and avoid public accountability.

The rule simply restored Americans’ ability to choose to join with other consumers to hold mega banks accountable—or go to arbitration.

Why are the American public’s constitutional rights less important than special favors for Wall Street? »