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Sarah Palin's Magazine Cover a Big Failure
Hamilton Nolan · 01/20/10 09:14AMSubmit Your Questions For Our Journalism Ethics Columnist, Kate Major
Hamilton Nolan · 01/18/10 02:12PMCelebrity Boxing Will Save Celebrities, and Boxing
Hamilton Nolan · 01/11/10 05:33PMDying Like Casey Johnson: Should We Aspire to Do That?
Hamilton Nolan · 01/11/10 10:24AMWhenever a 30 year-old woman dies tragically, alone, her dead body lying undiscovered for days, capping a horrifically fucked up life, one is always tempted to ask oneself: Shouldn't we treat this event "as a glamorous celebrity happening to which we should aspire?" Eschew the temptation, friend! Andrea Peyser, an expert on sex fiends of all stripes, shall put this in perspective for you:
The First Good Thing to Come from Domestic Violence
Hamilton Nolan · 01/07/10 10:50AMKate Major Makes It to the Big Time of PA Celeb Boxing Circuit
Hamilton Nolan · 01/04/10 01:11PMThe Secret Life of Punky Brewster
Ryan Tate · 01/04/10 12:16PMClaim Hoax: Tiger Recovering From Plastic Surgery, Saving Marriage (Updated)
Hamilton Nolan · 12/29/09 10:51AMWhy Tiger Woods Is the First Internet-Scale Scandal
Ryan Tate · 12/17/09 03:48PMRumor: Us Weekly Pays Big For Tiger Woods Girl #2
Hamilton Nolan · 12/01/09 04:20PMRachel Uchitel, This Is Your Future
Hamilton Nolan · 12/01/09 12:27PMJude Law Will Hurl Oranges at Any Girl Watching Him Do Yoga
Hamilton Nolan · 11/20/09 10:57AMScrawled, Childish 'Contract' Perfectly Captures Jon Gosselin and Kate Major's Fairy Tale Romance
Hamilton Nolan · 11/18/09 11:11AMNew Contender for Survivor: OK! Magazine
Hamilton Nolan · 11/16/09 11:45AMEllen Exploits Twitter's Lists for Fun and Profit
Ryan Tate · 11/03/09 08:37PMCelebukid's Birth Celebrated With Terrifying Cake
Hamilton Nolan · 10/29/09 12:03PMDavid Spade Explains: He Really Needed the Money
Hamilton Nolan · 10/26/09 02:38PMTinsley Mortimer Pancaked and Robbed
Hamilton Nolan · 10/13/09 03:26PMThe Kingmakers of Twitter Celebrity
Ryan Tate · 10/12/09 06:47PMMicroblogging might seem straightforward enough to your typical Silicon Valley office drone. But Hollywood superstars are used to things coming a bit easier in life. And PR firms like Santa Monica-based Id are ready to hold their hands on Twitter, Nicole LaPorte (disclaimer: the long-suffering wife of Gawker's Richard Rushfield) writes at the Daily Beast, and help bolster their image, or at least not wreck it.