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Ever wonder how the writers for those hilarious TV shows we love come up with such clever story lines and witty dialogue? Well, guests of Monday night's Inside The Writers Room event got some answers and a special look into the creation of the hit "Modern Family". More»

It's always a pleasure to see The New Yorker drop a Snooki reference. But to see the venerable magazine deploy the name in a piece on the planned Brighton Beach reality train wreck makes it even more exciting. What Stoli-soaked pleasures await us? More»

For his birthday Marc decides to live in a Balazs building [curbed]
Real NYC hot spots lets Real World film? [GrubStreet]
Caroline Kennedy drops out but not before confusing us [DailyIntel]
Analyzing the Academy nominations [Gawker]
So Obama is President? But where was the bible? [Salon]

What? Real World Brooklyn is ready to air but it's all the same [curbed]
Some people on Facebook are ignorant and don't like Obama [Mollygood]
Well that's ok because Obama is not at all ignorant about our nation's secrets [DailyNews]
Coming to your local bodega- 6 cents plastic bags-save money, the environment [Gothamist]
The recession lets you eat yummy for less money!!! [GrubStreet]

Get your Frock on in Park Slope. [Racked]
What's 19 Stories below Manhattan? A huge tunnel. [Curbed]
Police Fatally shoot knife-wielding man in UES. [Gothamist]
Don't forget the Siren Music Festival in Coney Island. [TONY]
Real World Red Hook is looking pretty real. [Curbed]
Bohemia takes its final bows. [NYT]

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Dave Chappelle is back in the city for a standup comedy show tonight at Eugene on 24th street. The show is a fund-raiser for Kevin Powell for Congress in Brooklyn’s 10th District. Powell, a former star of MTV’s Real World, has decided that he would like to make some changes in the real real world. Chappelle has shown an interest in making a few changes of his own since 2003, when his Mad Real World skit first aired.