• You can now bid on Anne Hathaway's ill-gotten baubles from con man Raffaello Follieri. [NYDN]
• Cooking co-ops are still around; everyone still too lazy for them. [NYT]
• Stylish, recycled Dutch shelving is part anatomy, part tetris. [BoingBoing]
• Cemeteries running out of space are forced to get creative. And weird. [WSJ]
• Hip Hopper Drake wants to get with Snooki. [Post]

• Doormen and cabbies have been warring for millenia. The newest front-line in their ongoing battle? Kickbacks. [Post]
• In Cannes, Cate Blanchett says she wanted to play Robin Hood, not Marian. Russel Crowe: "Suck it, Cate." [NYDN]
• Rachael Ray and Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand are frenemies, and there's video to prove it. [Gothamist]
• Soho fashion designer Dana Barnes is reinventing herself in felt. [NYT]
• The 10 Most Sought After Museum Board Members. Competition is intense. [WSJ]

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