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Why Might Obama Really Want Hillary Clinton for Secretary of State?
Is he trying to out-Lincoln Lincoln? Or take Clinton out of the game?
'Star' Says Katie’s Dreading All Those Scientology Meetings Back in L.A.
Plus, Nicole Richie and Rachel Zoe have made up. The new Obama era is really beginning! In the gossip roundup.
Obama May Have Already Stepped in It With the Auto-Industry Bailout
Obama, Bush, the Treasury, and Congress wrangle over saving Detroit, and Republicans see an opening.
New ‘Sopranos’ Cologne to Raise All Sorts of Problems for Jersey Shore Mayors
Pauly Walnuts's 'Paolo Per Uomo' will be just another way to marginalize a struggling New York City minority.
First Review of James Frey's ‘Bright Shiny Morning’ Out
'Publishers Weekly' editor Sara Nelson says this new tome might be the harbinger of a "new Frey tradition."
Hillary’s Wrong Numbers: Obama Polls Up, Clinton Funds Down
Her campaign is not only over. It’s obviously over.
Mayor Pats Christine Quinn on the Back
After her help passing the congestion-pricing bill through City Council, Bloomberg is sharing an NRDC award with her.
The Truth About That Woody Allen American Apparel Ad
So earlier we discussed how Woody Allen is suing American Apparel founder Dov Charney in the Jewishest lawsuit New York has ever seen. But then we found out a few things.
‘BlackBook’ Founder to Produce More-Obscure, Less-Inclusive Title
There's a new magazine coming out, and it's going to blow your minds. It blew ours, just thinking about it.
What Does Not Kill CNBC Makes It Stronger
It's hard to pick just one beautiful moment from today's rollickingly emotional story about CNBC's success, despite, or perhaps because of, the introduction of Rupert Murdoch's rival Fox Business Network. But pick one we did.
Playwright Itamar Moses May Have the World's Largest Private Collection of Dinosaur Art
The Brooklyn-based writer of the new play 'The Four of Us,' which may or may not totally be based on his friendship with Jonathan Safran Foer, humors us by answering those 21 questions we're always asking everyone.
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.
Anderson Cooper Morphs Into an I-Banker Before James Carville's Very Eyes
The flap over Democratic strategist James Carville's calling New Mexico governor Bill Richardson a "Judas" for his recent endorsement of Barack Obama had people hot and bothered up and down the Beltway and the airwaves yesterday.
Chace Crawford and Ed Westwick Are Just Roommates, Okay?!
Gossip Girl star Ed Westwick says he and co-star Chace Crawford aren't gay; they just live together. Oprah BFF Gayle King moved into a $7.1 million penthouse on East 57th Street that was purchased in name of Oprah's dead dog, Sophie. A nude portrait of France's current First Lady Carla Bruni taken back in 1993 will go up for sale at Christie's next month.
Greenwich Police Chief Disappointed That Real Police Work Not Like TV
Andrew Kissel, the real-estate developer who was found tied up and stabbed to death two years ago in his Greenwich, Connecticut, home after being found guilty of fraud, probably hired his driver to kill him. Yeah. It's actually a really dramatic, juicy story, but Greenwich detective chief David Ridberg can't tell us about it, even though he's dying to. But he can tell us about his TV-watching habits.
Because He Got High
Last night, David Paterson told NY1 that he has used marijuana and cocaine "a couple of times." Not that he's hitting the chronic before looking over the budget, mind you — this was a while ago. "I don't think I've touched marijuana since the late seventies," he said. He doesn't think! But who can be sure? Can we? Do we care?
Jamie Dimon, Master of the Risk-Averse
Duff McDonald predicts why JPMorgan's bid for Bear Stearns will go through — and why that's probably a good thing.
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