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The week in dirt
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Amy Reiter, who writes Salon's Nothing Personal column, dishes highlights from the column every week on Salon Audio.



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This week, listeners can find out why Meg Ryan got dumped for a pooch by Russell Crowe, which reality show Erin Brockovich wants to be on, how many weddings Jon Bon Jovi is performing at and why Bono hides behind those hipster shades.

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