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Where the Wild Things Are [Things That Go Bump In The Middle Of The Day]
Posted: August 12th, 2008, 3:58pm CDT by Richard
Tags: things that go bump in
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The Week Some Movie Came Out [Week In Review]
Posted: May 30th, 2008, 4:25pm CDT by Pareene
Tags: go home
- Some nut and his nutty wife are trying to buy the New York Times. We revealed the nuttiness.
- Some people are gay, other people are not gay. But at the end of the day, everyone is gay. Also trannies.
- Liar!
- We met and witnessed the humiliation of Reggie Love.
- Also we all did drugs with President Bush and some dude from Wired. Magic fruit! Everwhere!
- Also everywhere: bedbugs!
- ALSO everywhere: Barack Obama! In dignified black and white.
- We were all nice to China. Some people were mean to Arianna Huffington.
- Photos of young television stars! Racism! Cancer! Terrorism!
- Yes, and that delightful film about those ladies. Just click here. Christ.
- Some nut and his nutty wife are trying to buy the New York Times. We revealed the nuttiness.
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The Week Some Movie Came Out [Week In Review]
Posted: May 30th, 2008, 4:25pm CDT by Pareene
Tags: go home
- Some nut and his nutty wife are trying to buy the New York Times. We revealed the nuttiness.
- Some people are gay, other people are not gay. But at the end of the day, everyone is gay. Also trannies.
- Liar!
- We met and witnessed the humiliation of Reggie Love.
- Also we all did drugs with President Bush and some dude from Wired. Magic fruit! Everwhere!
- Also everywhere: bedbugs!
- ALSO everywhere: Barack Obama! In dignified black and white.
- We were all nice to China. Some people were mean to Arianna Huffington.
- Photos of young television stars! Racism! Cancer! Terrorism!
- Yes, and that delightful film about those ladies. Just click here. Christ.
- Some nut and his nutty wife are trying to buy the New York Times. We revealed the nuttiness.
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A Week of Death, Lovely Weather [Week In Review]
Posted: April 25th, 2008, 5:48pm CDT by Pareene
Tags: go outside
- What a beautiful week. Gorgeous. We're gonna go walk around and drink some more, it's so nice. Maybe we'll wear a dress!
- So. Let's be cheerful! That Hillary Clinton sure is plucky, right? Who could've predicted we'd still be admiring her tenacity, well into late April? No one!
- We're not even letting Gossip Girl or pervy reporters get us down! Sure, we hate America, but sometimes we love it.
- Well. Some things still upset us, a little. But on the other hand, someone threw a pie at Thomas Friedman.
- Chelsea Clinton and Rupert Murdoch both had very busy weeks. We spent a little more time examining Rupert's, as he fired the Journal's managing editor. Read all our astute commentary and analysis in one convenient tag!
- Julia Allison threatened to out one of our commenters and Greg Gutfeld threatened to beat one up. But we got the last laugh!
- Hotties scored sweet gigs. That is a fun sentence to say. Or to transcribe.
- Everyone is still gay, except at The Beatrice Inn.
- How sexist is this? What about this? Wait, sorry—that one's sexy.
- Newspaper killed by internet! (WATCH IT NOW)
- New York's all right if you like video games.
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Simon Doonan Hates Les Moonves' Kid [Scions]
Posted: November 14th, 2007, 1:00pm CST
Tags: go join the Peace corps
Reading-born necklace eater Simon Doonan is passive-aggressively grumbly this morning in the Observer about how all the city's media internships have been swarmed by "fancy-pants progeny" like CBS CEO Les Moonves' daughter Sara (a Vogue and former Teen Vogue intern, beside whom Doonan was seated at a recent industry event, poor man) and Evgenia Peretz, daughter of longtime New Republic editor Marty Peretz and former Vanity Fair intern, who now writes for the magazine full time. These people might not have their fancy jobs were their parents not famous, he's noticed!There are quite a few other connected kids at media jobs, like Cate Edwards, Gus and Theo Wenner, Christina Huffington, Evan Springsteen, Max Spielberg, Meghan McCain, Jade Frampton, Liz Hanks and Chevy Chase's kid.
Doonan pines for olden times, when "many offspring were allowed to do nothing. This latter was the best option: The intern and assistant positions were left wide open to us lumpen losers from nowhere." (Last night at the Bowery Hotel he told Josh, "Why can't it be like the old days when rich kids would take over the family business?" Josh reminded him that the Observer is owned by a prodigal son who switched the family business from committing felonies to running a paper.)
Maybe this is just a thinly-veiled admonition to the city's event planners: Please seat Simon at the grownups' table next time!
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Let's Go To Prison: Time to separate the Matt Coopers from the ...
Posted: August 14th, 2007, 1:51pm CDT
Tags: lets go To prison
Time to separate the Matt Coopers from the Judy Millers: "Five reporters must testify about their law enforcement sources in a former Army scientist's lawsuit against the Justice Department, a federal judge in Washington ruled yesterday.... The reporters -- Michael Isikoff and Daniel Klaidman of Newsweek; Allan Lengel of The Washington Post; Toni Locy, formerly of USA Today; and James Stewart, formerly of CBS News -- have acknowledged receiving information from the Justice Department and the F.B.I. about Dr. Hatfill, the judge, Reggie B. Walton, wrote in his decision yesterday. But they have refused to name their sources." [NYT]