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Blake Lively Annoyed That ‘Seventeen’ Cover Makes Her Look Like Scary Grinning Skeleton Creature
The 'Gossip Girl' star's publicist complains about her 'Seventeen' cover, Rush Limbaugh spreads his wealth, and Kid Rock's "busload of skanky blondes" are snubbed, in today's New York gossip columns.
Posted 07/08/08 in Daily Intel : Gossipmonger
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Eric Nederlander Just Can't Win
Broadway scion Eric Nederlander is divorcing his second wife just seven weeks after having a daughter with her. Theodora Richards is now vice-president of creative direction at some jeans company. Maxim gave Nas's new album two and a half stars despite the fact that it's not even done yet. (They did the same thing to the new Black Crowes record.) Grey's Anatomy star Sara Ramirez flipped out at a midtown bar after a female fan chatted up her boyfriend. Lorne Michaels is in talks with a major Vegas casino to create a live SNL revue starring former popular cast members.
Posted 02/27/08 in Daily Intel : Gossipmonger
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