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Our world is filled with talented female politicians, scientists and sportswomen, yet two of the most talked about women don’t have proper jobs.
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Behold ‘mad’ King Vlad’s pleasure palace
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Nice work if you can get it. No duties, more golf
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Behind the glamorous fantasy of the Playboy Mansion was a grubby reality. Hef, once so much his own man, was a man owned.
The last laugh
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