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Bloomberg III: What Does Everyone Think?
A collection of reactions to Mayor Bloomberg's decision to run for a third term.
Posted 10/01/08 in Daily Intel : Early and Often
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Mayoral Hopefuls Getting Uneasy About Bloomberg’s Third-Term Talk
In Denver, a handful of city politicians are still in a New York state of mind.
Posted 08/25/08 in Daily Intel : Early and Often
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Like That Creepy Kid From High School, Marty Markowitz Thinks That His 800 Facebook Friends Will Give Him Social Dominance
The 'Times' discovers Marty Markowitz's not-so-secret strategy for victory in the upcoming mayoral campaign.
Posted 08/14/08 in Daily Intel : Early and Often
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Alec Baldwin Is Angry Again
Also, Lindsay is still being lesbianish, Huma still loves Weiner, and Chace Crawford continues to be hot and available in our daily gossip roundup.
Posted 07/22/08 in Daily Intel : Gossipmonger
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Civil Servants, They’re Just Like Us!
They get their cars towed! And go to the pound. If you get our drift.
Posted 06/11/08 in Daily Intel : Early and Often
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Sean Combs and Cameron Diaz, We Did Not See That One Coming
All the morning's gossip columns, distilled for your pleasure.
Posted 06/02/08 in Daily Intel : Gossipmonger
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Weiner Finally Opens Up About Huma
The U.S. representative talks (a little) with the 'Daily News' about his lady love.
Posted 05/29/08 in Daily Intel : Early and Often
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Amanda Peet Overshares
The 'X-Files' star talks about her sex life, Cindy Adams has a surreal experience on the way back from Kazakhstan, and Anthony Weiner and Hillary aide Huma Abedin have a dirty weekend in Puerto Rico.
Posted 05/28/08 in Daily Intel : Gossipmonger
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Kathie Lee Gifford Gunning for a ‘View’ Feud?
Plus, dish on The Donald, The Portman and The Huma in our daily roundup.
Posted 05/16/08 in Daily Intel : Gossipmonger
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Bloomberg Gets Wheezy Over Congestion Pricing
Mayor Bloomberg came out swinging for congestion pricing today. Facing a March 31 deadline for the city and state legislatures to collect $354 million in federal start-up funds, Hizzoner appeared at breakfast with U.S. Transportation Secretary Mary Peters at his side. To an Anthony Weiner question about congestion pricing's threat to federal funding, Bloomberg snapped: "That's one of the stupider things I've heard!"
Posted 03/19/08 in Daily Intel : Intel
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Crikey! Are We Getting Madonna Back?
Madonna and Guy Richie may or may not be breaking up because Madonna "lost respect" for Richie when she found out he embellished his working-class roots. The upside: She may be moving to NYC! Matt Lauer has foolishly agreed to be roasted by the Friar's Club. Donatella Versace is appearing at Barneys today to tout her menswear line. Foxy Hillary Clinton aide Huma Abedin and Representative Anthony Weiner totally acted like a couple during David Paterson's swearing-in ceremony in Albany yesterday. Mary-Louise Parker is bad at giving directions to people in the West Village, even though she lives there. Cindy Adams thinks both Andrew Cuomo and Michael Bloomberg will make runs for governor.
Posted 03/18/08 in Daily Intel : Gossipmonger
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Pulling Apart
The year’s first blanket of snow dropped from the skies two days before Valentine’s Day, but it soon washed away — and on the ground, heartbreak abounded. Barack Obama spoiled the Clintons’ romantic holiday, beating out Bill for a Grammy (with his reading of The Audacity of Hope) and stomping Hillary in eight primaries. Roger Clemens told a congressional committee that best bud Andy Pettitte was mistaken in his recollection that Clemens took human growth hormone, maintaining that wife Debbie was the only family member who’d done so.
Posted 02/15/08 in Daily Intel : It Happened This Week
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Huma Likes Weiner
Wonk watchers have been panting for Hillary Clinton aide and classy Vogue lady Huma Abedin and Congressman/mayoral hopeful Anthony Weiner to hook up for a while now, and today the Observer reports that they probably definitely are. Personally, we are not so turned on by this; we find it kind of off-putting when politicians have sex lives. It's like when you find out that your parents do it: First of all, ew, and, secondly, shouldn't you be spending your every waking moment taking care of us? That said, we understand the appeal of a Huma-Weiner union: They are both single up-and-comers of a certain age, they are both relatively attractive, and, perhaps most importantly, the congressman's last name is Weiner, a name that we as mature people tend to find endlessly hilarious. However, we take issue with the headline the Observer went with: "Is Hillary's Sultry Aide Waxing Congressman's Weiner?" Why did they bring "waxing" into it when simplicity is clearly best? Is something going unreported here? Did someone tell Spencer Morgan that Huma is into hairless wieners? Or! Is the Observer saying that because she works for Hillary she's a masochist? Because, if they are, that is so wrong. Almost as wrong as putting the sentence "Huma is into hairless wieners" onto the Internet. Twice. Is Hillary's Sultry Aide Waxing Congressman's Weiner [NYO]
Posted 01/30/08 in Daily Intel : In Other News
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