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Finally, a Comic Book Starring Maureen Dowd
Benjamin Marra has reimagined Pulitzer Prize–winning New York 'Times' columnist Maureen Dowd as an ass-kicking action hero.
Gay Superheroes Fly Into New York City
And their "muscle-cuddling garb often leaves little to the imagination."
Ruth Vered Explains Why It’s Crucial to Serve Alcohol at Gallery Openings
If people didn’t get drunk, no one would ever buy art, darling. Plus, learn what Jay, Aretha, Katie Lee, Christie, and, well, everyone did in the Hamptons this past weekend — everyone except you, of course.
Denver Dispatch: RZA on Coming Around to Obama, and Why McCain Might Be Like Rambo
‘It’s like in every nation and every race, you have some people that are born as a prince because of the natural way they are.’
Chelsea Hotel Bars Right to Peaceably Assemble
Illegal and blatant fruit stands in Brooklyn Heights, Donatella in the Clock Tower building, and maybe even rats on a beach (awesome potential metal-band name, right?) in Staten Island: That wackness and more, in today's neighborhood report.
Joba Chamberlain Breaks XBox Guitars
We catch up with the Yankee pitcher and ask him about his favorite pastime that isn't baseball.
Black TV President Says He Paved Way for Black Real President
Dennis Haysbert, who played President Palmer on '24,' says that Barack owes part of his acceptance to the role.
They Waterboarded Christopher Hitchens
Finally, right? Plus, David Brooks thinks Goldman Sachs may be on the cusp of a coup, and the "summer of legal vindication" kicks off in our hump-day roundup of media, finance, law, and real-estate news.
Emily Gould’s Book Sold, Not for $1 Million
It went to Free Press and will come out in 2010.
Apparently, Obama Really Does Have an Enormous Lead
One poll, that’s nothing, don't waste our time with that garbage. But two polls — that’s a horse of a completely different color.
Recent Ivy League Grads: Media Gold
An 'Observer' story today reminds us that we always seem to be reading shocking tales of graduates from elite schools having to do — gasp — hard work.
Chuck Bass in Cab Car Crash!
Ed Westwick, a.k.a. Chuck Bass from 'Gossip Girl,' was in a car crash last night on the way to his show. (Don't worry, the end is not as sad as 'Cruel Intentions.')
Madonna's Buns Are Made of Knowledge, Not Steel, Says Paltrow
In the July issue of 'Bazaar,' Gwyneth Paltrow spills the secrets Hollywood trainers don't want you to know about.
‘Sex and the City’ Causes Us to Investigate Product Placement, Ourselves
Did we pay to put our magazine in 'Sex and the City'? Seriously, we wanted to know!
Schnabel Schmacks Down Documentarian
Filmmaker Paul H-O gets told off by growling angry Papa Bear Julian Schnabel — in his own documentary. In your face, H-O! Now you know never to cross the Schnabe!
Tompkins Square Park Faces Off Against the Quiet
Who's stealing the big bronze bells of Woodside? That and other burning questions in our daily report from the hoods.
Anderson Cooper Unleashes His Deltoid Dirigibles on National Television
Look at them. For the love of God, they're glorious!
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