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From crashed Ferraris to Girls Gone Wild, latimes.com viewers indirectly voted with their mice for the year's top-viewed ten stories:
It was a SigAlert made for Malibu. A red Ferrari Enzo — one of only 400 ever made and worth more than $1 million — broke apart when it crested a hill on the PCH going 120 mph and slammed into a power pole.
The videos are a hit on YouTube, but some wonder if the teen's posts are real or a marketing ploy.
Valuev is a hero in Russia, controversy or no controversy.
The man behind the "Girls Gone Wild" soft-porn empire lets Claire Hoffman into his world, for better or worse
A woman places her month-old grandson in a bin for carry-on items. Doctors later determine he did not get a dangerous dose of radiation.
Sirius Satellite Radio Inc., which liberated radio shock jock Howard Stern from the federal decency standards that he felt had shackled him, is finding that freedom's just another word for $500 million to lose.
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I don't support our troops. This is a particularly difficult opinion to have, especially if you are the kind of person who likes to put bumper stickers on his car.
San Diego prosecutors request the return of a Marine sergeant's wife arrested in Florida on suspicion of poisoning her husband.
Only a fraction of the audience followed the shock jock to satellite. Stations wonder where millions of ears went.
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