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Meryl Streep is the most prolific actress of her generation. But is she also the most arrogant?

“There’s no question I’m the greatest of all-time,” the 62-year old entertainer boasted during her Oscars acceptance speech last night. “I can act circles around any motherf#cker in this room!”

Streep, who has been nominated for a record 17 Academy Awards, admitted that the novelty of critical acclaim has completely worn off.

“As a matter of fact, I accidentally left the statuette at the Vanity Fair afterparty last night and never went back for it,” confessed the star of The Iron Lady. “I decided it wasn’t worth it, I know I’ll just win another one next year.”

Last night, Jeremy Lin struggled through arguably the worst game of his career, shooting just 1-11 from the field in a 14-point loss to the Miami Heat.

“When I play well, I happily give all the glory to God,” the Knicks star said in his post-game interview. “That being said, The Almighty needs to shoulder the blame for letting the team down tonight.”

Boyd McDonnell, an evangelical pastor and noted Christian theologian, says he’s sure The Lord is sorry.

“Every now and again, even God makes mistakes,” McDonnell told OMGG.com. “How else could one explain Tim Tebow not winning the Super Bowl or the success of the Kardashian sisters?”

OMGG.com finally found something Allen Iverson dislikes even more than practice — wealth management.

Against the advice of his financial planner, the 36-year old famously supported a posse of nearly 50 friends for over a decade, and now can’t afford to pay an $860,000 bill from his jeweler.

The former Philadelphia 76ers guard has blown through an estimated $154 million fortune, but claims he never felt like his friends took advantage of him.

“Those same guys are now helping put food on my table,” claims the 2001 NBA MVP. “In fact, just last week I traded my Olympic bronze medal to my boy Lou for an Olive Garden gift card.”