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March 11 March 11     FOLLOW US      NEWS SPORTS LIFE MONEY TECH TRAVEL OPINION WEATHER USATODAY.COM   LIFE   LIFE   Who finds Jennifer Lawrence 'annoying'? | DailyDish     Actress Chloe Sevigny is causing a stir with her comments about everyone's favorite A-list goofball Jennifer Lawrence. She finds her "annyoing" and "crass" and USA TODAY's Arienne Thompson thinks she may be on to something.     Read Story

MUSIC           'Dad Rock' podcast: New music to stay hip 'Dad Rock' podcast, Episode 2: How to stay current     PEOPLE           'Miller high Life' actor Middlebrooks dead at 36 Actor Windell D. Middlebrooks died this week. Sources say it was Monday or Tuesday. He was best known for being the "Miller High Life" guy. Video provided by Newsy     PEOPLE           Video: Become a supermodel in 45 seconds! Sashay. Shantay. You better WERK! Nigerl Barker gives us a lesson.     BOOKS           'Girl on the Train' sells 1 million copies Paula Hawkins' runaway hit is No. 1 on USA TODAY's Best-Selling Books list.     TV           'Kimmy Schmidt''s Asian romance is a big deal Having an Asian man as a romantic lead is pretty unprecedented.     LIFE           Jolly Ranchers to Laffy Taffy: Candy in music Nicki Minaj raps about Jolly Ranchers and Now & Laters in the 'Sugar' remix.     BOOKS           Marie Force on making of Quantum Trilogy Marie Force unveils Quantum covers and shares the making-of story of the erotic romance trilogy.     BOOKS           'NCIS': DiNozzo Jr. and Sr. face off HEA contributor Donna Kauffman digs into the gritty details of last night's NCIS.     PEOPLE           Photos: Duchess Kate's pregnancy style     The Day In Celebrities Gallery Comedian Will Ferrell keeps his eye on the ball while participating in (and hosting) the 11th Annual Desert Smash Benefiting Cancer For College on March 10 in La Quinta, Calif.     Popular Stories OU heals; SAE to investigate racist incidents elsewhere 11 presumed dead in military helicopter crash The Big One more likely, earthquake forecast indicates