1. in other news
    ‘Gossip Girl’ Returns to the Internet, Where It BelongsThe CW will once again stream episodes of the best show ever on its Website after the show returns, in September.
  2. in other news
    Fox Business Network to Outpace CNBC, Decade by DecadeThe fledgling business network is gaining on its rival. In a mere 69 years, based on the rate at which it is growing now, it will have overtaken CNBC!
  3. in other news
    ‘Page Six’ Tells Us Opposing Tales About Madonna and Christopher CicconeAnd on the same day, no less! And you stopped buying the ‘Post’ on the weekends.
  4. early and often
    Is a Media Backlash Against Obama Imminent?It happened before … and it can happen again.
  5. intel
    Lit-ster Party E-mails: Every One a Precious GemWe intercept the invites to a weekly lit party at Scratcher, in the East Village, and discover why we weren’t invited.
  7. in other news
    Did CBS and Katie Couric Conspire to Make McCain Look Better?The liberal blogosphere is aflame after a gaffe from McCain is edited out of a CBS broadcast.
  8. in other news
    News We Don’t Want to Hear: ‘Star’ Claims Matthew Broderick Cheated on SJPWhat, Britney wasn’t smoking her kids out of a gravity bong this week? The celebrity mags have to start ragging on OUR celebrities now?
  9. in other news
    Sherri Shepherd Has Had an Uncomfortable Number of AbortionsAlso, she thinks Barbara Walters may need to be ‘saved.’ Splendid!
  10. the sports section
    Thank Heavens: Mike Lupica Found a Seat at the All-Star GameOf course, this was after he tried to bully himself into a better one.
  11. ink-stained wretches
    Go Ask David CarrThe ‘Times’ reporter’s memoir is the best anti-drug literature we have ever read.
  12. it just happened
    Peter Braunstein Sentenced to 23 Years in OhioBut he couldn’t make a public appearance without spitting out some of the crazy.
  13. in other news
    Au Revoir, New York ‘Literary’ Scene!After coming face-to-face with all the sad young literary men and women, a 20-year-old blogger swears off the literati — and New York.
  14. early and often
    Obama, Rock Star, to Embark on Risky Overseas TourThe media is already musing over the trip — which could turn out to be a blessing and a curse.
  15. in other news
    The Two Faces of Henry PaulsonIt’s not just the Dow that’s low!
  16. ink-stained wretches
    ‘Post’ and ‘Daily News’ Consider Devil of a DealThe legendary tabloid rivals are talking about merging parts of their operations.
  17. ink-stained wretches
    The ‘Times’ Standards Editor Composes Memos on VacationCraig Whitney proves himself to be the worst kind of office person.
  18. ink-stained wretches
    Ben Widdicombe Goes to ‘Star’The former ‘Daily News’ gossip columnist will be an editor-at-large at the celebrity weekly.
  19. in other news
    Laura Ingraham’s Candid Moments: ‘There’s a Man in the Prompter!’The new Fox News host is still figuring out how this whole live-TV thing works.
  20. in other news
    The ‘Times’ on East Village Gentrification: ‘No Day But Today!’We think we recognize yesterday’s “City”-section story about Alphabet City from November 2005. And September 2007…
  21. intel
    Tomorrow, Christopher Ciccone Will Make Millions Telling Us Things We Already KnowIn his book about his sister Madonna, he tells us she’s a cutthroat businesswoman and an ego-centric jerk. To which we say: Um, duh.
  22. early and often
    Breaking: Some Not Finding ‘New Yorker’ Cartoon Very FunnyThe Democratic nominee is shown in the Oval Office wearing a turban and giving a “terrorist fist-jab” to his Afroed, machine-gun-toting wife. Ha … ha?
  23. intel
    Wendy Williams: My New Show ‘Is Not Going to Be Funny’In our Q&A, the radio talk diva dishes about her new TV show.
  24. early and often
    Obama’s Plan for a Big Win — and His Greatest WeaknessBarack Obama’s pledge to run a 50-state race was no feint; he appears to have meant it when he said he wanted to build a broad governing coalition.
  25. in other news
    Has ‘Us Weekly’ Peaked?Keith Kelly reports that the celebrity magazine had trouble meeting its rate base for the first time in eight years.
  26. in other news
    Tim Russert As Guardian Angel: Is the Media Going Too Far?The endless memorials were one thing, but now he’s saving people’s lives from beyond the grave?
  27. in other news
    Playing the Blame Game With A-Rod, C-Rod, Madonna, and Lenny KravitzThe ‘Post’ can’t seem to decide who’s to blame for all the press frenzy surrounding this particular gang of celebrities.
  28. ink-stained wretches
    Marcus Brauchli Tapped to Edit Washington ‘Post’As was widely anticipated, the ousted ‘Journal’ managing editor has found a new home.
  29. in other news
    Clinton Strategist Howard Wolfson Heads to Fox NewsThe former communications director will take on a permanent role as strategist for the cable network.
  30. in other news
    Cityfile: A Who’s Who of New York, Right Down to Spitzer’s Daughter’s Prom DateA new Website catalogues New York’s best and brightest — and they’ve uncovered some new photos of the former governor meeting his daughter’s prom date.
  31. ink-stained wretches
    David Carr Stands Up to Fox NewsIn the ‘Times,’ David Carr calls out Fox News publicists for their ruthless tactics.
  32. ink-stained wretches
    ‘Times’ Novelist Kills Off One Editor, Skewers OthersBest seller John Darnton starts off his latest book, ‘Black and White and Dead All Over,’ with a murder — and you may recognize the victim.
  33. it just happened
    Emily Gould’s Book Sold, Not for $1 MillionIt went to Free Press and will come out in 2010.
  34. intel
    Chaunce Hayden Says He Talked About a Sex Tape, But He Didn’t TALK About ItThis business about the lawsuit over Gregg “Opie” Hughes’ fiancée’s nonexistent sex tape is getting really hard to follow.
  35. party lines
    George Lois Didn’t Love Our ‘Two Guys Fisting’ CoverAlso, the legendary adman and ‘Esquire’ cover designer has a new gig.
  36. in other news
    Chaunce Hayden Could End Up Costing the ‘Post’ $10 MillionThe Smoking Gun has the details from the fiancée of Gregg ‘Opie’ Hughes against the ‘Post,’ Hayden, and Richard Johnson, and it lays much of the blame on the Jersey gossip columnist.
  37. in other news
    Sexy Baghdad Correspondents Get It On in the Green ZoneCNN’s Michael Ware, he of the crooked nose and devilish stubble, had a fling with CBS’ Lara Logan — and it broke one defense contractor’s heart.
  38. in other news
    Christian Bale: Media After Heath Ledger’s Death a ‘Hideous Circus’The late Australian actor’s ‘Dark Knight’ co-star speaks out.
  39. in other news
    Recent Ivy League Grads: Media GoldAn ‘Observer’ story today reminds us that we always seem to be reading shocking tales of graduates from elite schools having to do — gasp — hard work.
  40. ink-stained wretches
    Washington ‘Post’ Editor Leonard Downie Jr. to RetireThe man who steered the Post’s newsroom for seventeen years will step down to spend more time with his wife. A successor will be named soon.
  41. cultural capital
    Did Don Imus Make Another Racial Gaffe?Don Imus seems to chalk Adam “Pacman” Jones’s criminal record up to his race in an audio clip from this morning’s broadcast. Is he in trouble again? Listen and let us know what you think.
  42. ink-stained wretches
    ‘International Herald Tribune’ Gets Closer Ties to the ‘Times’The Websites of the two papers are combined, and the ‘Times’ changes the organization of its international counterpart.
  43. ink-stained wretches
    Peggy Noonan Does Not Like to Be ProfiledThe conservative ‘Journal’ columnist and former presidential speechwriter tries, in the politest way possible, to kill a story.
  44. ink-stained wretches
    Thomson Streamlines the ‘Journal’ Masthead Even FurtherIn the most recent round of changes, there is only one departure, but a consolidation of all the company’s news desks.
  45. ink-stained wretches
    Hearst Corp. CEO Victor Ganzi Is OutThe abrupt departure leaves former CEO Frank Bennack Jr. in charge.
  46. intel
    Live-Blogging Michelle Obama on ‘The View’We watch the candidate’s spouse on the chatfest, so you don’t have to.
  47. intel
    Julia Allison Lost Her Job: A Little Lesson in MicrofameThe sex columnist is out of her editor-at-large gig at ‘Star,’ and grappling with the most difficult step of the microfame process: persisting.
  48. ink-stained wretches
    Judge to Jared Paul Stern: ‘Also? You’re Kind of a Bad Writer.’A State Supreme Court justice dismisses the former “Page Six” scribe’s suit and offers trenchant writing critique.
  49. in other news
    Remembering Tim Russert: Greatest Hits From the ObitsRussert’s friends, family, and the media share their thoughts on one of the most highly respected men in journalism.
  50. early and often
    Breaking: Tim Russert Dies of a Heart Attack at 58He collapsed while at work at NBC’s Washington news bureau.
  51. in other news
    Dan Rather Has His Edward R. Murrow MomentFor everyone who has seen ‘Good Night, and Good Luck,’ the themes of Dan Rather’s scathing speech on the media should seem familiar.
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