Sunday, January 9th, 2005, 2:25 am

Penetrating ‘News’

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 by Roy Schestowitz at 2:25 am

Aren’t we all tired of so-called news that bring us stories about broken homes? Something in the minds of the public yearns for trouble and pain in the life of a celebrity. Indeed Brad Pitt and Jennifer Aniston split up, but are they not entitled to privacy? Much of the media sank to low levels and reported this.

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