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Sony Pictures sent a letter to several media outlets Sunday demanding they delete troves of emails delivered by hackers that resulted in an immense information dump which exposed the private dealings of the studio.

The New York Times reported that it and other media outlets received a letter from David Boies, an attorney hired by Sony, on Sunday. Boies characterized the hacked emails as "stolen documents," and asked outlets to cease publishing more information from them.

"We are writing to ensure that you are aware that SPE does not consent to your possession, review copying, dissemination, publication, uploading, downloading or making any use of the stolen information, and to request your cooperation in destroying the stolen information," said the letter, according to the Times. ...

With the shocking Sony hack revelations still coming to light, you may have overlooked some of this week's best new apps.

Luckily, each weekend, we round up our favorite new and updated apps, so you won't miss out.

This week's list includes Minecraft for Windows Phone, Humin's Android debut, an app to simplify tweet storms and Google's redesigned iOS app.

Check out the gallery, above, to see see all the apps that made our list. If you're looking for more, read last week's roundup of snowboard apps.

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Lindsay Lohan is the latest star to lend her name to a mobile game about how to live the Hollywood lifestyle.

But unlike Kim Kardashian's epically successful venture, Lohan's snarky take, Lindsay Lohan's The Price of Fame highlights the ridiculousness of Hollywood.

At first glance, ...