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...Halloween, Gossip Guy’s dressing up as a goggled, skull cap-wearing, newspaper-toting fellow of Asian extraction. To encourage others to get in the Halloween spirit, he brings you blood-chilling lies, haunting rumors and inedible innuendos (because, alas, the wrapper’s already been opened...
Soon after graduating, John Aboud ’95 and Michael Colton ’97 (FM’s original Gossip Guy) formed modernhumorist.com, a well-known website for purveying inventive comedy that rarely fails to offend someone. The success of the site has made recent expansion into other media possible. First there were three books: My First Presidentiary: A Scrapbook by George W. Bush, Rough Draft: Pop Culture the Way It Almost Was, and One Nation, Extra Cheese: Your Guide to the Bestest Country Ever. Following their literary success, the pair has moved into film, cutting deals...
Last week, Gossip Guy got accused of ruining people’s lives. To make amends, this week, he brings you inspiring lies, life-affirming rumors and positively reinforcing innuendos...
Somewhere inside each journalist live two characters, a crusader and a gossip. They want to know the story, and they have to tell it--because it's important and because it's such great dish. Often these impulses result in nothing more elevated than a refried handout or a disposable movie review. But some newspeople risk more than their self-esteem to keep the public informed. At least a dozen reporters have been killed covering the current Iraq engagement; 148 have died in Russia of unnatural causes since 1992. And usually these deaths go largely unmourned, sadly unnoticed...
...Gossip Guy wishes this year’s final club punch class the best of luck and encourages everyone to drink heavily and make much gossip. In honor of punch season, he has scoured the campus for ass-kissing lies, glad-handing innuendos and back-slapping rumors...