The Clintons Deny Slacking on Obama Because He Wouldn’t Promise Hillary the Supremes
But that's what people are saying! And isn't Cindy Adams prescient? And more, in the gossip roundup.
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But that's what people are saying! And isn't Cindy Adams prescient? And more, in the gossip roundup.
And their (not so) secret lust for one another grosses us out.
Or so thinks dirty old man Ted Casablancas.
L.C. is vacationing in Italy, which means the supporting characters are running the show this week. And? It's actually good.
Don't worry, 'Hills' camera crews were on the scene, too.
Another week, another head trip into the un-reality of Lauren Conrad's world.
Conrad says they're made from the same fabric but different colors.
A pedicab driver in midtown made a crack at her about hooking and other people laughed, but she was pissed.
Plus: MTV censors save us from not-funny Russell Brand jokes.
She'll pen a three-book young-adult series called 'L.A. Candy.'
Since when do people show they care about celebrities at Fashion Week?
In this week's second episode, the girls get the mascara all over the place. Obviously.
MTV blessed us twice as much this week, especially in giving us a blowout "let's totally implode in Vegas" episode.
Fashion Week producer IMG is breaking with its five-year sponsor Smashbox Studios.
In an episode much improved from last week's snoozer, Whitney goes to New York and Kelly Cutrone multitasks like a power bitch.
Episode two of the latest season was a waste, save for some current-events analysis from the one and only Spencer Pratt.
Also, J.Crew's accessories go upscale, a 90210 apparel line is imminent, and Ed Westwick talks fashion.
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