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  • #balloonboy

    Exclusive: I Helped Richard Heene Plan a Balloon Hoax

    For the first time, 25-year-old researcher Robert Thomas reveals to Gawker how earlier this year he and Richard Heene drew up a master plan to generate a massive media controversy using a weather balloon. To get famous, of course. More »
    10/17/09
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    By Robert Thomas
  • #iphonereview

    Apple iPhone Review [Gizmodo]

    07/09/07
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  • #kariferrell

    The Hipster Grifter's Charm in Action

    How did hipster grifter and fugitive from justice Kari Ferrell take advantage of so many people in two separate states? With charm! We have two charming emails from her, as proof. She's sorry, okay? More »
    04/17/09
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  • #thedecadeinreview

    What Happened To New York: A History Of The 00's So Far

    12/31/07
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  • #weekinreview

    The Week We Leaked a Sex Tape

    Well, it wasn't really a sex tape, per se, but it was sexy. People seemed to be interested in it! Let's look back at the stories everyone was talking about during the week that Kari Ann Peniche's career began and ended. More »
    08/21/09
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  • #theaccused

    Who Is David Letterman's Alleged Extortionist?

    It boggles the mind that the man accused of hatching a bizarre scheme to blackmail David Letterman appears to be an experienced and talented television journalist. Here's what we know about Joe Halderman. More »
    10/02/09
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  • #twits

    Meet the Georgetown University Sophomore Who's Hiring a Personal Assistant

    Charley Cooper, an undergrad at Georgetown University, is a busy kid. So he's hiring a personal assistant. Ten to twelve bucks an hour. Five or so hours a week. What—you expect him to do his own laundry? More »
    10/22/09
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  • #printisdead

    Save Your Newspaper: Cover The Edwards Scandal

    The newspaper industry is in the worst financial crisis since the Great Depression. The biggest kiosk seller this month was a highbrow liberal weekly that featured a tabloid satire of a presidential candidate and his wife. The biggest newsmaker this month was a supermarket tabloid that caught a former presidential candidate visiting his extramarital baby mama, and the major journals of record won't even blog about it. Surely this is the End Times of big media. What is to be done? Where are our journalistic standards headed? And how long before what you see above becomes an actual New York Times Magazine cover? More »
    07/25/08
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  • #dogooder

    10 Online Ways to Save The World

    03/16/07
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  • #sightings

    Hollywood PrivacyWatch: Nicole Kidman And Keith Urban Politely Decline Drink Wristbands At The El Rey [Defamer]

    02/23/07
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