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Breaking: Some Not Finding ‘New Yorker’ Cartoon Very Funny
The Democratic nominee is shown in the Oval Office wearing a turban and giving a "terrorist fist-jab" to his Afroed, machine-gun-toting wife. Ha … ha?
Posted 07/14/08 in Daily Intel : Early and Often
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He May Not Always Be Accurate, But at Least McCain Is Talking About Iraq
Though the main event in the center ring is the ongoing Democratic primary, recent events and statements by John McCain have invited some fresh scrutiny of his understanding of the war in Iraq.
Posted 03/25/08 in Daily Intel : Early and Often
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Infidels
For another week, almost all politics was both local and sleazy.
Posted 03/21/08 in Daily Intel : It Happened This Week
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Jay-Z ‘Took Rihanna Aside’ to Talk About Rumors of Their Affair
Rihanna said she used to feel self-conscious about the rumors that she hooked up with Jay-Z, but now just ignores them. Observer prepmaster general David Foxley will now be the person to call to get reservations at the Waverly Inn. Billion-heiress Anna Anisimova slept at her mother's place on Tuesday, which is a good thing because a 400-pound Venetian chandelier collapsed and fell fifteen feet onto the bed at her own place. Rapper 50 Cent has to pay an undisclosed sum to a Post photographer for knocking him down after he tried to take a photo of him. MSNBC accidentally flashed a graphic of Osama bin Laden as host Chris Matthews was discussing Barack Obama. Robert John Burck, a.k.a. the Naked Cowboy, says he has high-profile investments. DJ AM has invited ex-girlfriend Mandy Moore to hear him spin at Room Service on Friday.
Posted 02/20/08 in Daily Intel : Gossipmonger
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Hedi and LVMH: Together at Last!
FASHION • Hedi Slimane is back in talks with LVMH to launch his own fashion house. Everyone, commence jumping up and down. [WWD] • IMG is behind Bravo’s new model show but won’t be giving the winner a contract. [Fashionista] • Not even Cavalli can rev up H&M’s sales. [NYP]
Posted 12/18/07 in Daily Intel : Company Town
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John Mayer Has Another Girlfriend Today
John Mayer and Cameron Diaz canoodled at the Bowery Hotel. Protesters are hanging around Viacom head Phillippe Dauman and buyout artist Henry Kravis's respective homes. An assistant of Annie Leibovitz was involved in a bad Vespa accident but is expected to recover. Eli Wallach, the star of The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly, just turned 92 but is still acting. Morgan Spurlock may or may not have found Osama bin Laden in this latest documentary. Donald Trump says he did not leave a waiter a $10,000 tip, despite what was reported by the restaurant.
Posted 12/07/07 in Daily Intel : Gossipmonger
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It's His Prerogative
Bobby Brown beefed up security in Australia because he still thinks Osama bin Laden is after him. Former party girl Taylor Stein, who just had a baby with William Lauder, has dated a lot of very, very wealthy older men. A documentary producer claims Bobby Kennedy got into a shouting match with Marilyn Monroe the night she died, and not in the bedroom where her body was found. Mom of the Year Dina Lohan is being sued for allegedly failing to pay back a $400,000 loan she used to jump-start Lindsay's music career. ABC misspelled Whoopi Goldberg's name in a press release announcing her as the new host of The View. Rudy Giuliani made up for the fact that the Yankees lost Eric Gange to the Red Sox by raising $350,000 at a Greenwich fund-raiser. Chelsea Clinton tried, and failed, to quietly read Harry Potter on the 6 train. CBS News execs are not pleased with the performance of some of the company's interns. Tyra Banks attended a party for her Air Force cadet brother, who is going to Iraq.
Posted 08/02/07 in Daily Intel : Gossipmonger
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Martha Stewart Is Scared of Westchester
Martha Stewart cancelled a book signing in Westchester because she didn't want to deal with questions from residents as to why she was trying to trademark the name "Katonah." Ellen Barkin played coy when asked about whether she slept with George Clooney. Some critics disagree with Out magazine's decision to put Anderson Cooper and Jodie Foster on the cover. The Clintons are going on vacation to the Dominican Republic to hang out with the de la Rentas. Liev Schreiber and Naomi Watts are pushing up their nuptials so they can tie the knot before Watts gives birth. An NBC flack snapped back at CBS producer Steve Friedman for his comments about the Today show's slipping ratings. Woody Johnson is making his 60th birthday party a costume affair so feuding family members Libet and Casey won't recognize each other.
Posted 04/06/07 in Daily Intel : Gossipmonger
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Could the U.S. Have Prevented 9/11 Fifteen Years Ago? A New Book Says Yes
Before September 11, Peter Lance was an ABC journalist turned fiction writer. Since then, he's been obsessively ferreting out evidence that New York's FBI office and the much-vaunted Joint Terrorism Task Force suppressed evidence that could have prevented 9/11 fifteen years ago — culminating in his new book, Triple Cross. Just don't call it a conspiracy. He talked to New York. You call 9/11 a "cold case." Why? Bin Laden did it! Bin Laden himself has never been indicted for 9/11. Moussaoui was a peripheral player. Khalid Sheik Mohammed is untriable. In bringing someone to justice for mass murder, the trial would expose the failures of the U.S. intelligence agencies in a way that the 9/11 Commission failed to do.
Posted 11/20/06 in Daily Intel : Intel
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