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...yesterday, Jessica Coen, added a line to her blog. “I’m heading to Cambridge to speak at some law school there tonight,” she wrote. One might expect the former editor of the celebrity gossip blog, Gawker.com, to be less reluctant to name names. Coen, who spoke last night at the Harvard Law School, began writing for Gawker in 2004, penning over 6,000 entries in just two years. During her time at the Manhattan-based blog that chronicles celebrity exploits, readership rose to around 8 million people per month, approximately the number...
...city of Barinas, the state capital, has long been defined by the vast, rough-and-tumble plains, or llanos, and their cattle culture, that encircle it. Much of the city's gossip, however, revolves around the Chavez clan. It's not uncommon to see red graffiti splashed across street walls in Barinas warning, "If they try to kill Chavez, death to the oligarchy." And anecdotes about young Hugo, accurate or not, flow freely...
...money”–with GPS it’s just so easy! 13. That guy you’ve had your eye on since freshman year who only seems to pop up when you’re hungover, sweaty, or finishing a walk of shame. 14. Gossip Girl. Stay tuned. Kisses. XOXO. 15. Admit it: you would probably need a GPS tracker for your GPS. Just in case...
...Dodd’ and ‘Broads for Dodd,’” Audrey A. White ’10 said. “And ‘Just Dodd It.’” On the bus, the sleepy Dems exchanged campaign gossip and stories about romances within—and between—campaigns. Some Clinton volunteers recalled the time they gathered to watch the Sept. 27 debate in a Hanover, N.H. pizzeria. After the debate ended, Clinton paid the restaurant a surprise visit. “Everyone was rushing to the front...
...Gossip Girl...