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Bethenny Frankel Gets Inked
The Real Housewives star gets a book deal, Lindsay Lohan has a sex picture, Keith Olbermann may be a nepotist, and more in our daily roundup of what's in New York's best gossip columns.
Posted 03/21/08 in Daily Intel : Gossipmonger
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Gay Slur at the ‘Times’!
The top photo editor at the New York Times allegedly called a co-worker a faggot during an office party, and now she may lose her job. Jane Pratt showed up for a Playboy Bunny audition; she was told her tan wasn't good enough. Campbell Brown is leaving NBC for CNN. Jennifer Lopez and Marc Anthony pride themselves on being "normal." Hustler may publish the names of 30 politicians who frequented the D.C. madam. Natalie Portman wants you to know she does not get naked during Goya's Ghost. Shakira wants her fiancé to sign a prenup. Calum Best played strip truth-or-dare with a "gorgeous, straight, black male" while Lindsay Lohan was in another room.
Posted 07/23/07 in Daily Intel : Gossipmonger
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