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Sloane Crosley

  1. books
    Sloane Crosley Leaves VintageThe book publicist turned author is focusing on writing full time.
    By Chris Rovzar
  2. bookworms
    The Top Ten Most Abusively Blurbed AuthorsThe press on Sloane Crosley’s new book deal made us realize there are some names that are just tossed around too frequently in publishing.
    By Chris Rovzar
  3. gossipmonger
    Really, Nobody on Mustique Will Miss the NoelsNot the first one, the second one … the whole gaggle! Plus, Caroline Kennedy sassed the press even when she was 6. In the gossip roundup.
    By Tim Murphy
  4. thinking about drinking
    Times Alcohol Blog Loses Joylessness for a MomentAnd thank God, because you would not believe our hangover.
    By Chris Rovzar
  5. gossipmonger
    Olivia Palermo to Make Room in Grueling Schedule for Socialite Reality ShowThe socialite will finally have a reason for being famous. Plus, the end of Hef and Holly, and Michael Lohan continues to be bonkers, in our daily gossip roundup.
    By Tim Murphy
  6. party lines
    Siberia Bar Documentary Brings Back Media Memories “It looked like ‘Silence of the Lambs,’” one writer recalls fondly.
  7. gossipmonger
    Somebody Get Jerry Seinfeld’s Cars Off the RoadJerry has more car trouble, Cindy Adams takes the stand, and Shelley Ross gets the last cackle in today’s roundup of all the dish from New York’s gossip columns.
  8. gossipmonger
    Jay-Z and Mary J Blige Get Down to Their Own MusicHova and Mary J stop in at 1Oak, Julia Louis-Dreyfus talks trash, and J.Lo starves herself back to normal in our daily roundup of the best bits in New York’s gossip columns.
  9. ink-stained wretches
    The ‘Observer’: Did We Mention Sloane Crosley Is Soooo Dreamy?Um. Sloane Crosley seems like a very nice person, but she might need to take out a little restraining order on reporter Leon Neyfakh, whose nakedly loving portrait of the Vintage publicist turned author in today’s Observer made us so uncomfortable we actually had to read the whole second half of it whilst peeking through our fingers. Some highlights: • Sloane is “universally admired.” • “As well groomed as she is well read — the first time we met she wore jeans and a delicate red shirt with frilly lace at the front not unlike what you might see on a very elegant pirate — Ms. Crosley is the most popular publicist in town.”