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And also how sweet it was that Howard made her bagels with peanut butter that morning. And Arnold Diaz put Martha Stewart in the Hall of Shame. In the gossip roundup.
Isn't this how we're finally going to figure out this whole transition to new media? Because we have to?
More than you'd think! Or more than we thought, anyway.
With 'Radar' gone; who will compete with the 'New Yorker'?
This is a sad thing. We hear the staff is being called in to a meeting momentarily.
As we prepare to see the contents of Barack Obama's iPod, we ponder whether he is really more of a man of the people than his patrician predecessor.
The founding Wonkette editor signs on to do irreverent political coverage for Maer's magazine, another Charles Kushner associate goes down, and Andrew Cuomo noses around Dick Grasso's package, in our daily roundup of news from the worlds of media, real estate, law, and finance.
In which we give Dina the little talking-to that she deserves.
Editors, nerves, competition, and one aggressive former Met mingled at last night's awards ceremony.
Did Bear Stearns collapse in part because of a whisper campaign? How will Starbucks keep its customers if everyone starts pinching pennies? And what did Sarah Jessica Parker think of Maxim naming her the "unsexiest woman alive"? Our weekly roundup of law, media, and business news.
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