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SEOUL, South Korea — The National Police Agency said on Thursday that it's requesting the South Korean government block the "official" Facebook fan page of Korean Central Television, or KCTV, the Korea Herald reports.

In case you've never seen it, KCTV stars a cast of melodramatic announcers who praise the Supreme Leader, Kim Jong Un, and the glorious achievements of the army.

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Taking more inspiration from the Tupac hologram than the harsh lessons of “Ghost Dad,” C.J. and T’yanna Wallace have announced they are shopping a cartoon based on their famous father, The Notorious B.I.G.

The now deceased rapper’s children along with Ossian Media to produce a cartoon called “House of Wallace” that will feature their dad as a ghost.

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You can bet the Robertson family of “Duck Dynasty” fame had no idea who Morrissey was until Tuesday after their appearance on Jimmy Kimmel’s talk show.

Kimmel was forced into some last-minute shuffling when Morrissey, the British rock icon and former frontman of The Smiths, backed out of his appearance.

He said that he couldn’t possibly appear during a show alongside the Duck Dynasty cast, whom he called “animal serial killers.”

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For parents in the crowd, you now have a real-life video to show your kids of Bambi meeting Hannah the Helicopter.

Pilot David Farrell is getting resounding praise for his rescue of a deer trapped on a newly frozen lake in Nova Scotia, Canada, recently.

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Slate magazine has published a rare, 1959 memo from the US embassy in Nepal outlining the three rules for hunting Yeti.

Yes, abominable snowmen reputed to live high in the caves of the Himalayan Mountains.

Should you come across one, says the memo, here is what you do:

1. First, make sure to have your 5000 rupees permit to search for the reclusive creature, in Indian currency.

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