This little nugget comes from the Seattle Times:"To celebrate [the 50th anniversary of MadLibs], publisher Price Stern Sloan has released its newest book, "Best of Mad Libs" ($6.99), which includes a collection of classic stories, as well as a handful of Mad Libs filled in by celebrities. (Only in the blissfully disturbed Mad Libs universe would these things be true: Steve Carell is a fluorescent bruschetta, Anne Hathaway had a role in "Brokeback Risotto" and Alan Arkin was discovered by casting agent Albert Schweitzer.)"
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