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.
If you read the 'Times' feature about Miracle Fruit — the rare berry that, thanks to a protein called miraculin, makes sour, acidic stuff taste sweet — you probably wondered where you could score the stuff, so you could throw a “flavor-tripping party,” à la Supreme Commander.
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