HBO Store Packages the Celebrity Fix

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Need more cynicism in your life? Try some Bill Maher. This season the HBO Store gets big pharma on our asses with a storefront of bottles, creams and tonics of all sizes – branded with celebrity.

Seeking snickers? Swoop some up, right next to the P. Diddy bottles.

What uncannily logical placement. Whenever we need a snicker, it generally helps to find Diddy on TV. He’s always doing zany things, like running New York, screaming at divas or standing on top of floats. His antics add froth to our otherwise dull celebrity-consuming lives.

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