Matt Lauer on MSNBC: ‘Maybe a Unified Network Would Be Nice’
Matt Lauer and his executive producer have a few laughs with us about the madness at their sister network.
Posted 08/06/08 in Daily Intel
Intel
Allow Bret Easton Ellis to Introduce You to Alison Poole, A.K.A. Rielle Hunter
Rielle Hunter finally makes her way into the pages of a national newspaper. But we can't help but reminisce about when she was in the pages of Bret Easton Ellis's novels.
Posted 08/01/08 in Daily Intel
Intel
Bashir Blunders While Addressing ‘Asian Babes’
The '20/20' journalist offended the crowd at a Asian American Journalists Association with lewd comments about the women in attendance.
Posted 07/23/08 in Daily Intel
Intel
Lit-ster Party E-mails: Every One a Precious Gem
We intercept the invites to a weekly lit party at Scratcher, in the East Village, and discover why we weren't invited.
Posted 07/14/08 in Daily Intel
Intel
Tomorrow, Christopher Ciccone Will Make Millions Telling Us Things We Already Know
In his book about his sister Madonna, he tells us she's a cutthroat businesswoman and an ego-centric jerk. To which we say: Um, duh.
Posted 07/11/08 in Daily Intel
Intel
Wendy Williams: My New Show ‘Is Not Going to Be Funny’
In our Q&A, the radio talk diva dishes about her new TV show.
Posted 06/27/08 in Daily Intel
Intel
Chaunce Hayden Says He Talked About a Sex Tape, But He Didn't TALK About It
This business about the lawsuit over Gregg "Opie" Hughes' fiancée's nonexistent sex tape is getting really hard to follow.
Posted 06/18/08 in Daily Intel
Intel
Live-Blogging Michelle Obama on ‘The View’
We watch the candidate's spouse on the chatfest, so you don't have to.
Posted 06/18/08 in Daily Intel
Intel
Julia Allison Lost Her Job: A Little Lesson in Microfame
The sex columnist is out of her editor-at-large gig at 'Star,' and grappling with the most difficult step of the microfame process: persisting.
Posted 06/06/08 in Daily Intel
Intel
Jane Friedman Shoved Out Just As She Was Leaving?
Let's just say her best friend left the party and things got awkward — so she started gathering her things to leave, but not quickly enough.
Posted 06/05/08 in Daily Intel
Intel
Jane Friedman's Departure: Sentimental or Suspicious?
The HarperCollins CEO suddenly resigned late last night, leaving more than a few scratching their heads. Do people like her just simply retire?
Posted 05/30/08 in Daily Intel
Intel
New DolceGoldin Media Firm to Strategize for Denny Farrell, Emily Brill
The firm that James Frey made possible already has a clientele that defies categorization.
Posted 05/21/08 in Daily Intel
Intel
Emily Gould Will Not Let Us Ignore Her Upcoming ‘Times Magazine’ Cover Story
Thus, a word of warning to those who will read the story and make judgments about the blog generation.
Posted 05/15/08 in Daily Intel
Intel
‘The Facebook Book’: Harvard Alums Try to Drag Internet Phenomenon Into Last Century
Some kids wrote a funny guide to Facebook and had the audacity to kill trees in order to have people read it.
Posted 05/09/08 in Daily Intel
Intel
Who Wore It Better: Chris Matthews or Uma Thurman?
They got the same dye job on the same week. Coincidence? We think not!
Posted 05/09/08 in Daily Intel
Intel
Something Made the ‘Post’ Think of Israel
The 'Post' picks a funny place to put a teaser for their coverage of Israel's 60th anniversary.
Posted 05/09/08 in Daily Intel
Intel
David Carr on Crack: The ‘Times’ Columnist’s Recovery Memoir
We got our hands on an advance copy of Carr's 'The Night of the Gun,' in which he describes his long life of drug abuse and recovery.
Posted 05/08/08 in Daily Intel
Intel
The Top Ten Reasons NY1 Will Crush NBC's Planned 24-Hour New York News Channel
Read as we extol the unique glories of New York's most special channel, and explain how it can never be reproduced.
Posted 05/02/08 in Daily Intel
Intel
Harvard Students Reach for ‘Gossip Girl’ Greatness With Gossip Geek Blog
But, of course, they fall short. No wonder no one on the show wants to go there!
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