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Front Row Seats for Thin Girls Only?

Did you hear about what happened with the American Idol fan? Recently I read about 19-year-old Ashley Kauffman who bought tickets (along with some of her friends) to see a taping of American Idol. Ashley and her friends were excited because they arrived at the American Idol set…

Apr 15, 2011 in Emotional Health

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