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Edwards? Baby? At best, maybe. ... Source: www.msnbc.msn.com --- 21 days ago
Accusations against four Chicago police officers lead to their termination or suspension by the police board. ...
Source: www.moreover.com --- 23 days ago
VH1s jumped on the celebrity bandwagon this week with the launch of Scandalist. ... Source: www.aftenposten.no --- 21 days ago
The Immigration Directorate (UDI) reacts strongly to accusations made in the press on Friday. Siri Rustad says that the UDI has never intended to make women asylum-seekers responsible for their own safety. ... Source: www.xbiz.com --- 25 days ago
Fast-rising adult film starlet Nikki Jayne has caught the attention of the British Tabloid press with a profile in the News of the World. ... Source: www.nme.com --- 23 days ago
Elvis Presley's daughter Lisa Marie is pregnant with twins, her spokeswoman announced today (August 6). ... Source: www.detnews.com --- 20 days ago
The deliciously cheesy and fun Lifetime movie of the week "True Confessions of a Hollywood Starlet" airs tonight. ...
Source: www.moreover.com --- 17 days ago
Time Aug 12 2008 8:53PM GMT ...
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Earlier this summer, there was a brief vogue for likening George W. Bush to Batman , as depicted in The Dark Knight . Whether you buy that parallel depends on your politics. Personally, I think we've seen in the past few days that a better Batman stand-in exists: the National Enquirer . And, yes, I'm serious. Both are willing to be despised and misunderstood by the public. Both embrace methods considered extreme and unethical by the establishment -- in Batman's case, vigilanteism; in the Enquirer 's case, paying sources. Both have been known to engage in a bit of high-tech eavesdropping. Above all, both are disdained and mistrusted by a professional corps (the Gotham P.D., journalists) that nevertheless depends on them to go to places they can't (Hong Kong, the Beverly Hilton) to keep the system functioning. It's been a little sickening to watch the mainstream media gleefully masticating the John Edwards affair in the four days since Edwards confessed . If the story wasn't newsworthy enough to devote serious investigative resources to a week ago, why is it newsworthy enough to merit front-page, wall-to-wall treatment now? If anything, Edwards is actually a less newsworthy figure now: Having confessed, the chances that he'll ever attain a national office again are near zero. Predictably, media bias has been blamed for the failure of the top newspapers and networks to pursue the story more aggressively -- the idea being that, had Ed ... Source: texas.bizquest.com --- 23 days ago
The business was established in 1988 and has enjoyed great stability and profitability throughout the years. Current ownership has developed and implemented cutting edge and highly specific... ... Source: wii.ign.com --- 17 days ago
MadWorld (Wii) Games in spotlight again as Daily Mail experiences slow news day. ... Source: www.thaindian.com --- 28 days ago
Washington, Aug 2 (ANI): Madonna isnt bothered by the intense speculation that her marriage with husband Guy Ritchie is on a rocky patch - because she refuses to read tabloids. Rumours about the pop star’’s nearly eight-year-long marriage being on the rocks escalated dramatically when reports of an alleged romance with American baseball star Alex Rodriguez [...] ... Source: www.boxxet.com --- 18 days ago
Written by news@nme.com Amy Winehouse is the star of controversial new internet game Escape From Rehab. Original story at NME.com . View our complete collection of news and blogs, plus related videos, photos and more at Boxxet: Amy Winehouse . ... Source: www.mcclatchydc.com --- 21 days ago
The National Enquirer's purported photo of former Sen. John Edwards and a child it says he fathered out of wedlock is merely making things blurrier. ...
Source: www.blackbookmag.com --- 25 days ago
I'm fixing to throw my TV out my window, if only because that orange, bleach-blond bobblehead on Project Runway is riding on my last nerve with the institution of "girlicious" as his new catchphrase. Honestly, though, it's not girlicious I'm opposed to -- it's his catch-all misappropriation of the term. For a proper (though admittedly, no less cringe-inducing) usage of girlicious, see Judy Chicago's "The Dinner Party" -- still on display at the Brooklyn Museum. Or, hop on a jet to Paris to view Miroslav Tischý's latest exhibit at the Centre Pompidou (through late September). ... Source: www.boxxet.com --- 27 days ago
Written by Mark Pasetsky If this is the case, then media-please, make up better stories? Maybe Guy Richie has left Madge to go travel with a band of kabbalah gypsies or the Material Girl has a love child with John Edwards. Related: Is Madonna Ok? GUY RITCHIE SAYS HIS MARRIAGE TO MADONNA IS “FINE” Original story at Mark Pasetsky's Cover Awards . View our complete collection of news and blogs, plus related videos, photos and more at Boxxet: Madonna . ... Find more results for Tabloid on RSSMicro.com |
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Filed under: John Edwards , 2008 President , Scandal , Investigations From UK's Daily Mail , this story is breaking open: Until the photograph emerged Mr Edwards, who was John Kerry's running mate in the 2004 presidential election, had managed to avoid questions about the affair. But by yesterday afternoon newspapers, television stations and websites across America were running the story - infuriating Democratic leaders who want the focus to remain on Mr Obama, the 47-year-old Illinois senator who will square off against Republican John McCain in the November 4 election. ... 'If it's not true, he has to issue a stronger denial. It's very damaging,' said Gary Pearce, who ran Mr Edwards 1998 senate campaign. 'He's got to stand up and say, 'This is not my child and I'm going to take legal action against the people who are spreading these lies.' It's not enough to say it's Tabloid trash.' Well they could have run with the story a couple weeks earlier and that would have steered clear of the Denver convention. Remember it's the stonewalling that hurts. If it's true, it's bad, and Democrats must have to thank their lucky stars that Edwards went nowhere in the primaries. Imagine if he were the nominee... yikes. The sympathetic figure here is of course Elizabeth Edwards, who has been struggling with cancer and has two children with Edwards. She is also a well liked figure among the Democratic base. No one really wanted this story to be tr ...
It's 8/8/08, a day that some consider to be good luck . But let's look at the shape of 8/8/08--it's voluptuous and round. Is there something about this date that made all the random mentions of weight gain jump out at me today? Or maybe it's the front page of today's Post . Unfortunately, fat is one of the last acceptable things to openly mock in our society, and the Post takes full advantage of this offensive quirk. The front page touts the bizarre story of a murder suspect in Oregon who agreed to a life sentence in exchange for a buffet of his favorite foods. 275-lb. According to the paper, Tremayne Durham pleaded guilty to aggravated murder in exchange for the following: Bucket of KFC chicken Bucket of Popeye's chicken Serving of mashed potatoes Serving of coleslaw Slice of carrot cake Pizza Two calzones Tray of lasagna Bucket of ice cream The reasoning for the bizarre deal was budgetary: Judge Eric Bergstrom said it saved the expense of trial and appeals. Durham pleaded guilty to killing Adam Calbreath, the former employee of a company that made custom trucks. Durham had ordered an ice-cream truck but wanted to back out of the deal. The company refused since it had already started building the truck. A friend of the late Calbreath praised the deal, stating, "If a couple buckets of chicken are going to help get a conviction, then get some biscuits to go with it." Another random weight-related story comes via the Clark Rockefelle ...
Athletes weren't always popular with the paparazzi, but sometimes it's just too hard for the tabloids to resist. ...