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The week in dirt
Read by Amy Reiter

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: A new version of the Bible featuring Claudia Schiffer as Eve. Plus: Prince swears off dirty words, Angelina Jolie's beaver, celebs playing stalker swap with Matthew Hooker and more.

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Bob Dylan's jockstrap on the auction block, Sinéad gets holey and Rebecca Romijn-Stamos does it with booze. Plus: Belinda Carlisle, Daryl Hannah and Tony Soprano.
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