Holmes Hawks, Perry Visits Facebook, Internships Tweeted

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– Katie Holmes is the new face of Ann Taylor.

– Katy Perry is heading to Palo Alto to visit Facebook. Who knows why and who really cares. But if you do, tune in to Facebook Live January 19 at 2:30PM PST to see what it’s all about.

– Need interns? Well, that’s what Twitter is for according to Campbell Mithun.

– The backstory on why Carmax bought two spots in the Super Bowl.

– An ARG. For a feature film. Coming out in early 2011. Check it out. If you care.

– GoDaddy plans to unveil a new GoDaddy girl in one of their Super Bowl commercials. CEO Bob Parsons claims it will be a big surprise to all. We wait with baited breath.

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