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‘Gossip’ Girls Are Causing Mayhem in the Village!
Blake walked her dog off the leash while Jessica ran up a $3,000 tab at Bagatelle! And everybody laughed at Bill Clinton's quip about his own horniness! In today's gossip roundup!
Posted 09/30/08 in Daily Intel : Gossipmonger
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Adam Duritz Probably Should Have Married Jennifer Aniston When He Had the Chance
Counting Crows lead singer Adam Durtiz laments the fact that he's 43, single, and sits home a lot. Alan Greenspan is worried about the economy, but he can't be that worried: He celebrated his 82nd birthday the other night with a pricey dinner at Le Perigord. Jimmy Kimmel says he bought his ex-wife an engagement ring from Costco. Bill Clinton says his favorite movie of the year was Michael Clayton, but that he hasn't seen There Will Be Blood. Defense attorney Mickey Sherman says he uses Otter's "It's the system's fault!" speech from Animal House to justify defending shady clients. Tina Fey thinks she's funnier than Jon Stewart.
Posted 03/19/08 in Daily Intel : Gossipmonger
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