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After the e-mail exchanges behind their infamous White House party crash reveal that they were told they couldn't attend, a look into their charity pursuits turns up more misleading claims.
"The most combustible example of all came Sunday with an intemperate and scurrilous piece by Maureen Dowd."
In the last 24 hours, we've had lessons from both extremes.
If it's secret and elite, it can't be good.
The couple had trouble getting into one of the inaugural balls last night. Also, Sheryl Crow had an awkward interaction with an ex, and Russell Simmons got caught stealing!
They are all there, basking in the O-Man's glory. Except Paris Hilton, who's at Sundance.
Will Madonna's DNA block her child from learning to act? Also, every New Yorker must tell Katie Holmes to add calories. Yippee, it's Monday's gossip roundup!
The election of Barack Obama as president of the United States has stirred the souls of white folk.
Plus, the latest on Lehman, Merrill, and ground zero in our daily industry report.
Matthew Tannin's old business card is getting bid up, even as everything else Wall Street seems to be going down. All that and more in our daily roundup of finance, real-estate, media, and law news.
She also defends using humor in political commentary. To which we say, wait, everybody else is trying to be serious?
Also, dish on Ashley Dupré, Anna Wintour, Clay Aiken, and more in our daily gossip roundup.
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