A party for black Harvard and Yale alums at a Boston club this weekend was shut down just after 11pm. Why? The club owner was concerned that a long line of black people outside would make the club look bad.
[Jezebel]
Just nine short years after Washington intern Chandra Levy's highly-publicized murder, Ingmar Guandique has been convicted for the crime. That means it's officially time to stop thinking her old boss and lover Gary Condit actually did it. [AP]
["Jersey Shore" royalty Snooki, dressed as the bride of the Duck Phone, celebrated her birthday with an animal print cake at Manhattan nightclub Pacha on Saturday. Image via Pacific Coast News]
Adult film actress Capri Anderson claims to have been attacked by Charlie Sheen and is filing a criminal complaint against him. The ladies of The View mocked her GMA interview and implied that she's lying (likely, given Sheen's spotless record.)
[Gawker.TV]
In your penniless Monday media column: TONY freelancers say they're being stiffed, NPR is afraid of the public's emails, The Daily may have to fight for its name, and Whoopi vs. O'Reilly, round two.
More »
A new government report reveals that agents responsible for driving nuclear weapons around have been written up for 16 alcohol-related "incidents" between 2007 and 2009. Got a problem with that? Fine, you drive the nukes and try keeping sane.
More »
The U.S. State Department's green card lottery this year drew a record 15 million applications for 50,000 available green cards. Which means this lottery's odds are approximately 150,000 times better than the New York Lottery's odds . [WSJ]
Here's a trailer for Source Code, the sci-fi thriller from the director of Moon about a device that allows a military man (Jake) to enter the body of someone else for the last eight minutes of their life. Sure, OK.
More »
As expected, the Boy Who Lived raked in oodles of galleons over the weekend, and ought to broom-fly well through Thanksgiving on a raft of positive word-of-mouth. The rest of the movies this weekend? They mostly cowered in fear.
More »
The good news: Americans are starting to eat out at fast food restaurants again, celebrating our nascent economic recovery with fried flash-frozen potatoes. The bad news: one fast food giant is "rethinking" its french fries—imperiling American fry nostalgia.
More »
Days after saving us from Kendra Wilkinson tabloid covers with his engagement announcement, Prince William flew a military helicopter to rescue a man having a heart attack in the mountains. Then tragedy struck: Some bishop declared his marriage will fail.
[Jezebel]
She can't keep it in the pants, so she keeps it in the family. This Twilight actor has a kinky fetish, this actor has a small penis, and this star needs female Viagra. You'll be turned on and freaked out.
More »
Miley's eighteenth birthday party features bumping and grinding with her mom. Jay-Z shot his brother at age 12. Charlie Sheen's hooker gives an interview. Lenny Dykstra's dog could get repossessed. Just another manic Monday gossip roundup.
More »
Quadrangle Group, which was not long ago America's most prominent media-focused private equity firm, is folding (in its current form, at least). The reason for its downfall is the same man largely responsible for its success: Steven Rattner.
More »
With the United States' budget projected to hit a $418 billion shortfall by 2015 and a $1.3 trillion shortfall by 2030, the New York Times knows something has to be done. So they made a game.
[Kotaku]
Vladimir Putin held a summit last weekend with a stated goal of doubling the number of wild tigers by 2022. But critics say he just wants to portray himself as a tiger-like, "stand-alone, solitary yet fearsome hunter." He's badass. [NYT]
On Sunday, The New York Times took it upon itself to introduce us all to five "night life scenemakers" who are "carving out new party spaces in the city's ever-gentrifying neighborhoods." But which one is the coolest?
More »
Lawrencia "Bambi" Bembenek, a onetime Playboy club waitress and Milwaukee cop who escaped from prison after being convicted of killing her then-husband's ex-wife, died in hospice care on Saturday. She was in the midst of applying for a pardon.
According to a study of FBI crime statistics by CQ Press, St. Louis, Mo. was the "most dangerous city in the U.S." in 2010, probably due to former St. Louis Cardinal Mark McGwire's uncontrollable steroid-murder rages. Here's the top 25: More »
Perpetually nudeCourtney Love went on something of a Twitter picture bender last night. (Probably another kind of bender, too!) She tweeted many charming pictures of her with no pants on, a thurible pressed tightly against her butt. [CourtneyLoveUK]
While we don't require an email address to sign up, consider adding one to your account. This will give you the ability to reset a lost or stolen password.
Submit Your Comment
You don't need a login to comment. Just enter your email address below.
Your username will be the part of your email address before the @ sign. If you wish to remain anonymous, create your own username by signing up for a Gawker account here.
Already Have an Account?
Login with your Facebook or existing Gawker account.
These are our sites, and we reserve the right to moderate the discussion. The basic rules are standard: An attack on authors or other commenters is unlikely to make you popular. Think before you disparage social or ethnic groups. Don't spam. Don't post pornography or copyrighted imagery. Stay on topic.
That said, the community policy of Gawker Media is forgiving. If your criticism is articulate, it will likely get through. We dole it out; we can take it. What do we mean by articulate? Support your point with argument, facts and citations. Good grammar and spelling also help.
Congratulations, %youAre% a star! %userName% starred %you% on %sitename% %time%%youHave% lost your star. %userName% took away %your% star %time%%userName% promoted %your% comment in %postName%%time%%userName% demoted %your% comment in %postName%%time%%userName% replied to %your% comment in %postName%%time%Congratulations, %youAre% a commenter! %userName% approved %you% %time%%youHave% lost your commenter status. %userName% took away %your% approval %time%%youAre% banned. %userName% has banned %you% %time%%youHave% been banned by %userName% for your comment on %movedfromtitle%. %movetomessage% %time%%youHave% been suspended for one week by %userName% for your comment on %movedfromtitle%. %movetomessage% %time%%youHave% been warned by %userName% for your comment on %movedfromtitle%. %movetomessage% %time%