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"I love it no matter what," she told us. "Short, bald, red, long, whatever."
Luckily, Lively had safety pins.
Twitter is not a toy.
"Sleeping With the Boss" is two rungs above "Does All the Work, Gets No Credit, Tells Everyone About It."
She appeared to have her hair in an updo — was it the one she'll wear to the wedding?
"If you look on the Internet, it seems pretty obvious that a lot of people like to look at naked people fucking."
The Greatest Depression has forced the Swiss to unlock their greatest secrets.
Our mustachioed protagonist is still missing, but in his absence, we've learned a little more about his personality.
Democrats, somewhat less so. And what gives, upstaters?
The Manhattan-based daughter of Fairfield Greenwich founder Walter Noel will hide her yoga-toned arms no longer.
How much will Democrats really be able to throw their weight around if they control both houses of Congress and the presidency, and how effective is this argument for McCain?
Uh, not really. Also, Lindsay loves Samantha but is still way into guys. In Monday's gossip roundup.
The story that made us sick to our stomachs over the weekend may have just gotten worse.
The dead magazine gets one last hurrah. Or will it be its last?
"Theirs was a world of fun, of spas and dating and who said what about whom," says a friend. Oh, Lord.
After Paterson's chief of staff resigned on Friday, the 'Post' reports that more reshufffling may be on the way.
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