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Sports

Milton Bradley goes after Lou, fans—again Former Cubs outfielder Milton Bradley who repeatedly has insisted that he wants to get on with his career and move forward, revisited his controversial stay in Chicago for the second time in less than a week. This time Bradley told ESPN, "I felt like a prisoner in my own home."

Entertainment

'America's Next Top Model' gets 'Society' escort Paige Wiser: Having watched at least every female-oriented reality show of this century and the last, I can tell you this: In America, the most privileged heiress is just as insecure, self-absorbed, ill-mannered, vapid, loathsome and desperate as any "Flavor of Love" reject. Truly. These reality shows have something to teach us, and it's this: our common denominator is far lower than we feared. I had high hopes for tonight's "High Society," starring the fabulous Tinsley Mortimer, a Bergdorf Blonde even I had heard of.

Business

Exec gladly going green David Roeder: When produce dealer Peter Testa decided to spend millions of dollars extra so his new distribution center would be an example for energy conservation, he didn't have to convince investors and a corporate board. The president of Testa Produce Inc. runs a company that's been in Chicago since 1912. He believes businesses are too focused on short-term returns to worry about responsibility to the environment. "We have to step it up a little more," he said. So when he decided to build his distribution center, he chose a "green" design.

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