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	Gossip columnist Summary
		The emergence of gossip columns and columnists as powerful new journalistic forces and voices during the early twentieth century would not have been possible without the creation of a new class of Americans—celebrities.
		In gossip everyone was treated as a known quantity … Like slang, gossip also made one feel knowing, ahead of the curve … The rich, the powerful, the famous and the privileged had always governed their own images.
		Gossip had become an integral part of the media, carried on not only by actual gossip columnists such as Liz Smith, but also by mainstream journalists, eager to spice up the news to make a good read.
	www.bookrags.com /Gossip_columnist (1682 words)

	Bullpen: Backgrounder: Rush & Malloy (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-27)
		Rush and Molloy are one of the biggest gossip column duos in the nation.
		Some of their recent columns have explored the rumors about Michael Jackson’s unsavory actions with Bubbles the chimpanzee, the possible rekindling love affair between Tom Cruise and Penelope Cruz and Michael Lohan’s threats of legal action against his wife unless she agreed to have Lindsay on a reality TV show.
		The "bullpen," in newsie parlance, is "the open area where the reporters and many editors sit, making calls, writing and gossiping," according to one journalism glossary.
	journalism.nyu.edu /pubzone/bullpen/rush_malloy/backgrounder.html (677 words)

	The dirt on gossip columns - APRIL 2001 \| Thunderbird Magazine
		It's a very time consuming thing to do a gossip column full-time and, incidentally, I don't use the word 'gossip' column, I call them 'diary' columns," he continues, adding that the Globe has in fact resurrected the once-daily diary as a feature in its weekend paper.
		Even though the word "gossip" never appears in his nationalpost.com bio "celebrity news, pop culture goings-on and zeitgeist trackings" reads his column description – he doesn’t shy away from the gossip columnist label.
		Govani says that, by comparison, his column is "real dish," which apparently means Hollywood stars and the Royal Family dominate, with the odd Canadian content thrown in for good measure.
	www.journalism.ubc.ca /thunderbird/archives/2001.04/gossip.html (1421 words)

	Gossip Column (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-27)
		Gossip Column are morphing into a brand new web site called Sporkal.com.
		The forums are brand new, which means anything goes! Get in there first and help start a thriving new community.
		This is Gossip Column, an online community for women (and men!) who like gossip, fashion, movies, etc. It's hard to give you a summary of what we've got here, so I suggest you have a look around and see what we have to offer.
	www.gossipcolumn.net /forums (188 words)

	Washington BUZZ: Reliable Source (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-27)
		Departed Reliable Source columnist Lloyd Grove penned his final gossip column on July 25 and left for Manhattan.
		Gossip has never gone down well at the very serious daily newspaper.
		The Reliable Source column, a mix of photos, short stories, and news items, now runs five days a week.
	www.washingtonian.com /inwashington/buzz/seekinggossip.html (533 words)

	Poynter Online - Everyday Ethics
		The problem with some gossip columns, as we are now finding out, is they don't have clearly articulated standards.
		As for journalistic purpose, a gossip column is aboutrumors and speculation, not exactly the foundation of great journalism.
		The practices of many gossip columnists are so far beyond the practice of ethical journalism that it seems unnatural to try to apply standards.
	poynter.org /column.asp?id=67&aid=99794 (494 words)

	Humor: Words can heal: Gossip can be hurtful, but hard to stop
		Columns must not be reprinted in any form without the author's express permission.
		Gossip, as you know, can be lots of fun.
		Gossip is what keeps many guests hanging around a party past
	www.melvindurai.com /gossip.htm (476 words)

	Gossip columnist who hates gossip / Joyce Wadler is feared by most New York publicists -- and that's fine with her
		"I don't think of this as a gossip column; I think of it as an entertainment column," she said two nights after the Basso event, sitting at her regular dinner joint, the Knickerbocker, wearing a yellow button-down shirt, fl pants and suede Arche sandals.
		In a phone interview, Landman had nothing but praise for the results, though he stipulated that "it has nothing to do with what the Times' view of gossip is. If you want to call it a gossip column, be my guest; if you want to give it another name, be my guest.
		Every morning, Wadler reads "the tabs" and surfs Gossipcentral.com, where a link to her own column is conspicuously absent, and then plots a master schedule with Schwartz based on the hodgepodge of invitations they receive, along with some word-of-mouth.
	www.sfgate.com /cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/c/a/2004/06/20/LVGOF752B41.DTL (2375 words)

	CNNSI.com - Baseball - N.Y. Post columnist quits/is fired over Piazza column - Thursday May 23, 2002 02:43 PM
		Sports columnist Wallace Matthews has left the New York Post after a difference of opinion concerning the paper's publication of a gossip column this week which spoke of an unidentified gay member of the New York Mets.
		In its statement, the Post said it tried to work with Matthews on the language of the column and was set to publish it Thursday.
		The gossip column used an upcoming Details magazine interview with Mets manager Bobby Valentine as a leaping off point to claim there was a gay player on the Mets.
	sportsillustrated.cnn.com /baseball/news/2002/05/23/piazza_reax (561 words)

	We'll never have Paris again (Hilton banned from gossip column)
		Far be it from me to advise other practitioners in the gossip game, but I'm through with her.
		Gossip is just like any other addiction and is hard to break.
		Old gossip writer's trick: This whole article is nothing but another gossip column about Paris.
	www.freerepublic.com /focus/f-news/1307418/posts (903 words)

	Gossip Column for Section 5 - 10/26/98 edition (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-27)
		If you are interested in contributing to the Section 5 Gossip Column, please e-mail: Melissa Cochran at cochranm@umich.edu or Denise Dattomo at ddattomo@umich.edu.
		Robert M. learned (from his appearance in last weekís column) that PDA doesn't only stand for "Personal Digital Assistant".
		Future Gossip Columns will be posted as they become available.
	webuser.bus.umich.edu /Organizations/mba/section5/goss1026.htm (388 words)

	Gossip column in the spotlight
		Talk is cheap and gossip free-flowing in tabloid heaven, so much so that even an established gossip column itself has become a news target.
		That, by the way, is the name of a gossip column which is essential reading here, at least by those who care to admit it.
		Page Six, apparently, was among the earlier gossip columns which gave endless coverage to celebutante Paris Hilton before she became famous for being famous.
	thestar.com.my /news/story.asp?file=/2007/6/23/focus/18096395&sec=focus (874 words)

	Classic New York - The Gossip Columnist
		Let’s just say that gossip columns are a bad venue in which to conduct a relationship.
		These gossip items were neither more nor less accurate than the stuff that was written about me, as a novelist, in the culture pages of glossy magazines and newspapers.
		Richard is better-looking than a lot of the actors who appear in his column, and I naturally assumed he’d just gotten a proposition and a phone number.
	www.newyorkmetro.com /nymetro/news/classicnewyork/n_8151 (761 words)

	Gossip (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-27)
		Gossip World: Triple L's this week--Lohan to wed Leto, and Law...
		Gossip refers to both the act of spreading news, especially rumors or private information, or the news spread through the act of gossiping.
		The term also carries implications that the news so transmitted is of, usually, a personal and/or trivial nature.
	www.wikiverse.org /gossip (218 words)

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	www.americancollectible.com /legends/gossip-column-i77529.html (75 words)

	Gossip- In Print Media (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-27)
		The gossip column that now covers multiple pages beyond six, first appeared in 1977, under the leadership of James Brady.
		Murdoch purchased the struggling tabloid in 1976, and decided that a gossip column would be a good way to mark a new beginning under the tabloid's new ownership.
		Since its inception, the blunt, often sarcastic column has been airing the dirty laundry of movie stars, politicians and many of those in the watchful public eye.
	iml.jou.ufl.edu /projects/Fall04/Fernandez/printmedia.html (241 words)

	Dapper doyen of the gossip column, fickle friend of the famous - Obituaries
		NIGEL DEMPSTER was the hot-breathed newspaper gossip ace of his day, a punctilious, and latterly careworn, chronicler of marital discord in Britain's moneyed set.
		The doyen of his metier for some quarter of a century, he was cocky and plausible, to the extent that Princess Margaret became an informant.
		Secretaries and suburban housewives were equally addicted to his daily dispatch from the world of "luxury" yachts, "penthouse" flats and six-figure divorce settlements.
	www.smh.com.au /news/obituaries/dapper-doyen-of-the-gossip-column-fickle-friend-of-the-famous/2007/07/13/1183833769583.html (838 words)

	Rachel Sklar: Gossip at the New York Times, Above and Below the Fold - The Huffington Post
		For the Times, it meant an opportunity to demonstrate its commitment to journalistic ethics in the form of hard reporting and close scrutiny, uncovering the seamy side of the gossip industry.
		Now, these two things are not necessarily connected: Robertson's defection from the column was announced back in December (and full dislosure, I not only did that announcing but am on record as being a huge Boldface fan), and no replacement had since been announced.
		The death of the column itself, though, is a surprise; I called it "inexplicable" above and that's because there has been no expliquing to splique of.
	www.huffingtonpost.com /rachel-sklar/gossip-at-the-new-york-ti_b_19189.html (1027 words)

	Washingtonpost.com: Live Online
		There is "no Pulitzer Prize for gossip and no graduate course on how to find the sweet spot between the grand salon and the gutter," wrote Lloyd Grove in Sunday's Washington Post Magazine.
		But gossiping suggests that we are interested in one another and care about one another and see ourselves as members of a socieity and a community.
		So when other reporters sniff at your being a gossip columnist, let them know that no one is talking about their latest article on the latest coup in outer Mongolia...
	discuss.washingtonpost.com /wp-srv/zforum/01/magazine_grove082001.htm (3952 words)

	The Cavalier Daily (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-27)
		Her sordid, tabloid tomes have targeted media icons such as Frank Sinatra, Jackie Kennedy, Nancy Reagan and the British royal family, the latter being so controversial that it was actually banned in the UK.
		Kelley's sprawling new book, "The Family: The Real Story of the Bush Dynasty," is unfortunately certain to generate a similar frenzy in the upcoming months, not because it is a deep, probing historical inquiry into Bush's past, but because it appeals to the American obsession with scandalous gossip and titillating rumors.
		Ironically, the parts of the book focused on George W. are by far the least interesting and center mainly on the same allegations that have already cast a shadow over Bush's political career -- his long-unbridled use of drugs and alcohol, his questionable military record and rumors concerning his infidelity.
	www.cavalierdaily.com /CVArticle.asp?ID=20596&pid=1186 (789 words)

	My Life as a Gossip Columnist - Los Angeles Times (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-27)
		Graham knew readers would like it — though she insisted such a column meet the Post's standards of accuracy and fairness — because she herself was a voracious consumer who occasionally called to feed me items.
		The celebrities might be richer, more famous, ruder and more comfortable displaying their megalomania, but writing a gossip column in New York, I've found, is little different from doing it in Washington, L.A. or any other place where the players are striving toward the top of the ziggurat, stepping on toes along the way.
		A lot of gossip items are generated by rivalries — whether in business, love or some other human endeavor — with tipsters calling in to lay bare their enemies' soft underbellies.
	www.latimes.com /news/opinion/commentary/la-op-grove15oct15,0,64762.story?coll=la-news-comment-opinions (1275 words)

	How to Create Your Own Gossip Column - Associated Content
		If you want to create a gossip column that people will actually read, then your first goal is to find information that will be interesting.
		Some people like to have their own celebrity gossip columns, while others like to write about local gossip.
		You may think that more people would prefer to read about celebrity gossip, but since there are so many places to go to see and read about celebrities your column may end up being more interesting to them.
	www.associatedcontent.com /article/181137/how_to_create_your_own_gossip_column.html (652 words)

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	Gossip column
		As was discussed in last week's edition of Torah from Dixie, the chief cause of tzaraat was the evil act of slander and malicious gossip.
		Those who contracted the coarse lesions covering part of the skin were sent out of the camp for an extended period of time.
		The next time someone says, "Did you hear what happened to Susan?", we should try to change the subject or walk away, for as the Sages teach, one who listens to gossip is just as guilty as the one who says it.
	www.tfdixie.com /parshat/tazria/009.htm (441 words)

	Comic Book Resources - Comic Book News, Reviews and Commentary - Updated Daily!
		Pencils from the newly-announced "Lord Havok and the Extremists" by Frank Tieri and Liam Sharp for the DC Universe.
		Something special this column has donated to the CBLDF is the "Get Out of LITG Free." One chance for a creator of publisher to get rid of an LITG story either before or after publication.
		Discuss this column at the Lying In The Gutters Forum and add your request to what you want from future columns.
	www.comicbookresources.com /columns/?column=13 (1857 words)

	VANITY FAIR : ROUNDTABLE : CONTENT (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-27)
		In January 2007 the column will be 30 years old, and, though Rupert Murdoch has handed the reins of the Post to his son Lachlan, "Page Six"'s DNA can be traced directly back to the man who introduced Australian Rules tabloid journalism to America's genteel Fourth Estate in the mid-70s.
		The Post's new column would work on a similar premise: a group of reporters would gather and write up brief, pithy stories about the powerful and famous and file them to the column's editor, who would imbue them with a unifying voice and plug them into a modular format.
		She was followed, in late 1985, by Richard Johnson, who is the current editor of "Page Six" and the column's iron man, having held the top byline for more than half of its 28-year existence.
	www.vanityfair.com /commentary/content/articles/041115roco03 (1345 words)

	Vanity Fair: PRINTABLES (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-27)
		It had been decided that the column would be anchored on page 6, that after the first five pages-the front page and then four pages of hard news-we'd have this real change of pace.
		From that point on, the column had the same ironic, sometimes smart-ass viewpoint that came to characterize a lot of the media that would be created by boomers-Letterman, Spy, and all of that.
		As the column's power grew, and Cohen's power grew with it, she was not afraid to flex some muscle.
	www.vanityfair.com /commentary/content/printables/041115roco03?print=true (4539 words)

	WASHINGTONIAN: Washington BUZZ (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-27)
		Instead, Schroeder gave in to the rush from Jason Binn, who made her the number-two editor at his glossy fashion magazine, which is to start publishing in the fall.
		Gossip has a home at the New York Post, where Page Six still reigns supreme over all other forms of gossip.
		Wadler wrote an arch and often very funny column four days a week with the help of a stable of stringers who reported from various openings and parties.
	www.washingtonian.com /inwashington/buzz/2005/0513.html (788 words)

	mediabistro.com: Articles: So What Do You Do, Lloyd Grove?
		Before you were a gossip columnist, you had a long career as—for lack of a better term—a real reporter.
		I never wanted to be a gossip columnist, and I was resistant when they asked me to do it.
		You were the really big fish of the gossip world there, whereas here you're just one of the larger fish swimming around.
	www.mediabistro.com /articles/cache/a1625.asp (1846 words)

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