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Ron Perelman Is Making Up for Lost Time
Ron Perelman wasn't the ladies' man he is now when he was in high school. Harold Ford Jr. wants to be governor of Tennessee. Lindsay Lohan turned 21 yesterday, looking healthy and acting rather adultlike. Jackie O. didn't like it when Caroline gained weight. Anna Wintour's stylist is working weekends at a salon in Bridgehampton. Zach Braff and Drew Barrymore made out at Beauty Bar. Mice, dead and alive, are wreaking havoc at the new New York Times building. Padma Lakshmi is finally divorcing Salman Rushdie, and a billionaire or an unidentified chef may be to blame. Europe is the new Hamptons for celebrity Fourth of July celebrations.
Posted 07/03/07 in Daily Intel : Gossipmonger
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The Fug Girls Crown the Next ‘It’ Party Girl
With Paris Hilton summering in the slammer and Lindsay Lohan going cold turkey (again), America's paparazzi, bartenders, and boy toys can breathe a sigh of relief. But it'll be brief: With the tabloids' two most popular subjects locked away, there's a gaping hole atop the celebustarlet hierarchy, and Hollywood, like nature, abhors a vacuum. Who's most likely to seize the "It" Party Girl crown?
Posted 05/31/07 in Daily Intel : New York Fugging City
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