I Went To Telluride and You Didn't

Man about town Greg Allen blogs a very odd group interview with Sofia Coppola. The evening begins on a queer note as the three monikered journalists prepare:

A reader writes: "Your thoughts please on the Sophia Coppola profile in NY Times mag. Am I bitter or is the cool circle really fucking annoying? And, the Mark Jacobs quote: 'I am not a girl, nor will I ever be one.... ' Or something of the sort (I threw the magazine away in disgust)."

Excite's Patrick Holland makes good on an earlier promise: if Ashton Kutcher's upcoming film My Boss' Daughter grosses $40 million or more in a month, he'll eat nothing but baked beans for a month. The rules are in place:

The New York Post takes us on a tour of the glamorous and annoying world of movie location rentals. "At any given moment, up to 70 New York-area film crews are shooting movies, commercials and TV shows - and all these productions need somewhere to shoot. So New Yorkers... are getting plenty of cash - as much as $2,000 a day - by letting the crews into their homes."