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Rumours, rumours...

Are there hints of a growing, disturbing opinion out there that Anis Amri looks a bit like Marlon Brando in his "Wild One" and ASND ("hey Stella!") days? Could another Dzhokhar Tsarnaev / Jim Morrison type cover be brewing somewhere?

Nah. Brando is just too long ago to even be a subliminally suggestive, sexy archetype for any Millennial faction of a magazine's readership.

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INTERVIEWER: So this was back when...

IGGY P**: On the set of a music video we were filming. There was a woman from Germany who was the director. There was a lot of confusion. I wasn't quite getting what I supposed to do...

INTERVIEWER: So the yelling was about...

IGGY P**: That. When I finally got it right, she shouted: "Yes, that's the expression, James. Keep it up. Let the poison out. Let the poison out!"

INTERVIEWER: "What did she mean by that?"

IGGY P**: "She meant that chicks are twisted. They like bad boys."

His potential future as another terrorist on "The Cover of Rolling Stone" all rendered sterile for discourse, anyway. Anis Amri didn't have Dzhokhar Tsarnaev's knack for surviving bullet wounds. The street opinions about his resemblance to Marlon Brando may have only been the fluke of an early released photo -- a product of angle perspective, lighting, hairstyle, grooming, etc. Those perverse pop-culture judgements would also now be aborted before having reached packaging for the viral stage.

Berlin Attack Suspect Is Killed by Police Near Milan: "How one of the most wanted men in Europe was able to travel seemingly freely after an attack that left at least 12 people dead will no doubt be a crucial question for investigators."

Good riddance. I won't be shedding any tears