Monday, March 22, 2010

Exclusive: How Google's Eric Schmidt Lost His Mistress, His Partner and Steve Jobs [Google] and more...

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Exclusive: How Google's Eric Schmidt Lost His Mistress, His Partner and Steve Jobs [Google]

Eric Schmidt hates camping. Which is why, when Steve Jobs broke up with him, Google's CEO was at a payphone on a lonesome desert road, 45 minutes from Burning Man, with only his mistress Kate Bohner near his side. MORE >>

POSTED: Mon Mar 22 2010 14:34



careers
Jesse Who? Some Non-Marital Career Advice for Sandra Bullock [Careers]

The likable, coltish actress has just won an Oscar but all anyone can talk about is hissy Jesse James gossip. So let's take a moment to discuss not her marital woes, but how she can keep the career buzz going. MORE >>

POSTED: Mon Mar 22 2010 14:17



polls
A New Word for 'Hipster:' The Final Vote [Polls]

The thoroughly unwarranted level of interest in finding word to replace "hipster" has reached a fever pitch! We gave you 20 options to choose from. The top five vote-getters are below. This vote will determine everything. So, vote. MORE >>

POSTED: Mon Mar 22 2010 13:50



recaps
How to Make It in America Lesson of the Week: Flirting Gets You Everything [Recaps]

This is a lesson that the women of the world have known for a long time, but thanks to HBO's Horatio Alger story for hipsters, men might get hip to it, too. Oh, what a cruel world that will be! MORE >>

POSTED: Mon Mar 22 2010 12:46



threats
Meet the Obama Death Tweeter Who Will Be Arrested Today [Threats]

Maybe not today, but very soon! His name is Jay Martin and he has spent the evening making sure everyone on Twitter knows he is "dead fucking serious" about wishing death upon Barack Obama. Updated with comment from Martin MORE >>

POSTED: Mon Mar 22 2010 01:17




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