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Plus, the secrets of celebrity fabloids Joe Coscarelli Jun. 26, 2009 | The first week of summer brought with it generous doses of chaos, death and deception. The world watched Neda’s murder as Iran’s stability worsened, all while Obama praised the courage of women and we learned of the country’s surprisingly large transsexual community. Beauty icon of the ’70s Farrah Fawcett passed away after a long bout with cancer but grabbed headlines for only a few hours as Michael Jackson’s sudden death eclipsed all. As the fate of the King of Pop’s children remained uncertain, Gov. Mark Sanford doubtlessly breathed a sigh of relief, his steamy affair rendered old news already. In a Broadsheet digital round table, we considered the reaction of Sanford’s shamed wife. We responded to the Supreme Court ruling on strip searches and Chris Brown’s guilty plea, but that doesn’t cover the half of it. Here’s some of what we missed this wild week: The customer is usually wrong: Customer satisfaction ratings
