Who Wore the SEC’s Fraud Charges Best?
Goldman Sachs CEO Lloyd Blankfein and hedge-fund manager John Paulson both stepped out this weekend in the aftermath of the SEC's allegations against GS. Who looked most innocent?
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Goldman Sachs CEO Lloyd Blankfein and hedge-fund manager John Paulson both stepped out this weekend in the aftermath of the SEC's allegations against GS. Who looked most innocent?
Gunshots mar otherwise lovely celebrity nuptials.
But hey, she went, right? Plus, non-famous blind people fail to stand up for Most Excellent Governor Ever Paterson, and should be ashamed. In the gossip roundup.
Hey everyone: if you just follow a celebrity around, everyone will think you're dating!
At separate events, actually. And likely with separate hip-injury results.
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