At least that's who/what it looked like yesterday on Broadway. Wild.
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i love him. not value adding but who cares. did it match his nails?
that might just make me love him even more. who knew he had a kid?
[I don't think it was him. The guy had a fauxhawk. My philosophy had always been, unless you talk to them, seeing a celebrity lookalike was no different than seeing a celebrity. Considering their vast power for marketing Barbie umbrella strollers, however, I realize this is no longer the case. I'm sorry. -ed.]