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Be Prepared to Learn More About the Taleses Than You Ever Wanted to Know
Mariah Carey doesn't want you to see her eyes, Pamela Anderson gets American, and Elite modeling agency goes to Utah!
Posted 04/29/08 in Daily Intel : Gossipmonger
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Thy Neighbor's Wife, and Thy Own
Nan and Gay Talese are at work on his and her memoirs about their allegedly open marriage. Jon Bon Jovi is not pleased an energy drink named Mijovi is selling well near his New Jersey residence. Ted Koppel dropped the asking price for his Potomac, Maryland, residence from $4.1 million to $2.3 million. Hillary Clinton complained about the traffic in the Hamptons during her fund-raising stint out east. Stand-up comic Phil Stellar entertained an audience at the Ziegfeld after a movie projector broke during a showing of Hairspray. Meryl Streep says she was kicked out of Yale Drama School for not working hard enough. Gwyneth Paltrow uses face cream that contains snake venom.
Posted 08/06/07 in Daily Intel : Gossipmonger
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