TATTLE WOULD be hard-pressed to come up with any politician who could give a talk on ethics, but Eliot Spitzer, the call-girl-favoring ex-New York attorney general and governor?
ROBERT J. "Joe" Halderman, the TV news producer accused of blackmailing David Letterman in exchange for keeping quiet about his sexual affairs, was trying only to sell the late-night comic a screenplay, his defense attorney yesterday.
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WHEN IT comes to creepy ex- husbands, just say Noa. Jennifer Lopez is suing first hubby Ojani Noa to keep him from making their sex life public.
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TATTLE IS often a column featuring cautionary tales, usually involving celebrities. But occasionally we come across a story in which there is such an important lesson to be learned, for the good of our readers we feel compelled to bring it to you even if it does not involve someone from "The Hills" or a curvy Kardashian.
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NICOLE FORRESTER has stepped away from the pole to talk with "Inside Edition." Nicole, the stripper who claims she had sex with Fergie's husband, Josh Duhamel, told "Inside Edition" that she met Josh when he showed up at the Atlanta club where she dances.
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IF YOU'VE BEEN wondering how the Carrie Prejean vs. Miss California USA dueling lawsuits got settled so quickly and quietly, TMZ.com has the details.
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WHEN the U.S. speedskating team enters the arena for the Vancouver Olympics, will their blades bring glory to America or to Colbert Nation?
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MEL GIBSON, whose family is already big enough to have its own reality-TV show, is a dad again. Girlfriend Oksana Grigorieva gave birth to a girl named Lucia Friday at an L.A. hospital.
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MADONNA'S Sticky & Sweet Tour returned to Malawi yesterday, emphasizing the sweet. Madonna was there to visit the girls' school, similar in concept to the school that Oprah built in South Africa, which she is building in the impoverished country.
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LIL WAYNE (aka Dwayne Carter), who owned last year's best-selling album and is No. 1 on the pop charts - and seemed like such a nice boy when he appeared on "The View" - pleaded guilty to attempted weapon possession yesterday, and expects to receive a one-year jail sentence.
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AS THE INTERNET tries to draw the book business into the sinkhole of cheap content, Scribner announced yesterday that the digital edition of E-pioneer Stephen King's Big Gulp-sized new novel "Under the Dome," would not be released until Dec. 24 - one month after the hardcover.
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ACTORS, it seems, have been getting a bad rap. For years they've been criticized for their behavior, their morals and for being bad role models.
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