Zombies and Hotties Dominate Week’s Top Stories

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Here’s a collection of some of the top stories you may have missed this week on Adrants.

1. Tehmeena Afzal Lends Her Giants to the New York Giants
2. Skinny Kelly Osbourne Painted ‘Goldfinger’ Gold For Sky+HD
3. Sears Creates Zombie Department For Halloween
4. Zombies Take Over Major Cities to Promote AMC’s Walking Dead
5. Dwyane Wade Becomes James Bond for Jordan Brand
6. Absolut Crushes Tropicana Las Vegas
7. SEO Company Wants Three Way With Adrants
8. Domino’s Really Does Use Natural Ingredients. Honest.
9. Maria Lawson Lends Prodigious Cleavage to Miss Fit
10. Schmedlines Collects New Taglines For Chevy

Enjoy.

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