via hamptons.guestofaguest: In the world of JRL there is never dull  moment. We take a look at what he's been up to this summer from chats with Betsey Johnson to shoving food into an unassuming girl's mouth (or just posing gross photos) to hanging out with drag queens and much more. So just take a moment and delve into the Facebook fantasy that is the one and only JRL. MORE>>>

Today we continue to remember Elizabeth Taylor, we watch President Obama get locked out of his own house, and we drink our beef jerkey over ice. Plus, there's an artist making masterpieces out of her vomit, and people are going around taking naked photos of themselves in the snow in NYC. MORE>>>

Happy Valentine's Day! Today a roundup of all things Valentine. Then, what I thought of Lady Gaga's Grammy performance, an inside look at some famous people's desks, and an Anna Wintour spotting at the Knicks game. Plus, how to be cool at all times. More»

I've taken a break on the Page Six scrutiny over the past two days. Mainly because my focus had turned towards criticizing other media outlets. Thankfully, I am back on the Page Six Death Watch bandwagon, doing my part to point out the imperfections of the popular column. More»

In today's Eavesdropping, we linked to Page Six's article in which they claim Courtney Love bid $17,000 for the chance to have tea with Adrien Brody at the recent "Artists For Peace And Justice" fundraiser. But our sources tell us that's not exactly what happened... More»

Gawker was all over the strange picture choice for the Page Six item about the closing of Santos Party House; the photo erroneously features Nur Khan, Paul Sevigny and Don Hill who do not run the Chinatown club busted for drugs. But we touched base with the New York Post editor-in-chief who defended his paper: More»

Ask anyone that knows me, and I think they'd agree it's fitting that I'm spending the first day of November in shorts. It was my first Halloween with Team GofG LA and, even though I missed out on loads of fun parties in NYC, I'm happy to report that at 77 degrees and sunny, I'm hardly complaining.  More»

Richard Johnson's out as Editor at Page Six, so who's taking his place? She's blond, she's British, and she's stepping into some of the biggest shoes to fill in the history of the New York Press. Meet Emily Smith, your new Page Six Editor. More»