News Corp. Employees Will Believe Anything About Rupert Murdoch’s Omnipotence
Ricky Van Veen tells a particularly amusing anecdote about former "Page Six" writer Neel Shah and a pair of "short pants."
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Ricky Van Veen tells a particularly amusing anecdote about former "Page Six" writer Neel Shah and a pair of "short pants."
Actually, not a lot of people seem to think his recent column was funny.
The ugliness of the New York dating scene could not be disguised at last night's "Fashion Meets Finance" event at Taj, no matter how much lip gloss it put on.
From late-night club-crawler to squeaky clean, soon-to-be married dad. Is this a sign of our times?
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