Rashida Jones Recounts Heated Argument With Tupac Shakur: 'I Was So Mad'
In a recent interview, Rashida Jones recalled how she got into a heated argument with Tupac Shakur when she was in her late teens.
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In a recent interview, Rashida Jones recalled how she got into a heated argument with Tupac Shakur when she was in her late teens.
Clad in a fleece sweater vest, Will Scharf, an attorney for Donald Trump who wants to be Missouri’s next attorney general, fires a grenade launcher at a stack of evidence boxes and indictments in his latest campaign ad.
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