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A Brief Visit to Designer Alexander Wang's Alleged Chinatown Sweatshop
Leah Beckmann · 03/09/12 04:50PMFey fashion designer Alexander Wang has been smacked with a $50 million lawsuit brought against him by about 30 garment manufacturers. The suit alleges that the company has been running a down-and-dirty sweatshop, rife with unsafe conditions and overworked employees, at 386 Broadway in New York's Chinatown—right around the corner from Gawker headquarters. So earlier this afternoon, I walked over with intern Maeve Keirans to check it out. And we didn't see much. Of anything.
McDonald’s Takes Fries Off the Dollar Menu; I Freak Out
Caity Weaver · 03/09/12 01:18AMNew Jersey Senator Puts the Hobo in Hoboken
Caity Weaver · 03/08/12 08:54PMThe FBI Monitored a Young Christopher Hitchens
John Cook · 03/08/12 01:33PMPat Robertson: Legalize Marijuana
Maureen O'Connor · 03/08/12 11:11AMPat Robertson, Christian Broadcast Network star and host of "The 700 Club," to the New York Times: "I really believe we should treat marijuana the way we treat beverage alcohol. I've never used marijuana and I don't intend to, but it's just one of those things that I think: this war on drugs just hasn't succeeded." Free the Virgin Mary Jane.
America's Worst Rapper Is Bisexual: 'I'm, Like, a Person Who Likes Love'
Hamilton Nolan · 03/07/12 11:33AMPhonetically-challenged rodent Kreayshawn, the logical outcome of allowing irony-worshiping white internet users to determine what's "hot" in hip hop, has announced in GQ Magazine that she is bisexual. This is the most shocking revelation of bisexuality by a young female rapper since the last one a few weeks ago.
The World’s Rich Are One Step Closer to Becoming Paupers
Caity Weaver · 03/06/12 11:11PMAndrew Breitbart: Big Deal, Big Coronary, Big Corpse
mobutu & Gen. Ze'evi · 03/06/12 03:50PM66-Year-Old Debbie Harry Was Mistaken for Lindsay Lohan
Leah Beckmann · 03/06/12 03:41PMRick Santorum's Wikileaks
John Cook · 03/06/12 03:04PMCatholic scold Rick Santorum thinks Julian Assange is a "terrorist"—and ought to be prosecuted as such—for his role in releasing thousands of pages of classified documents on the internet. He ought to know: In 2006, Sen. Rick Santorum literally forced the U.S. government to dump thousands of pages of classified records concerning Iraq onto the web, including detailed plans for building a nuclear weapon, so that right-wing bloggers could search them for evidence of Saddam Hussein's phantom WMD.