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THE GRAMMYS are that annual lovefest when the music industry tries to convince the rest of the world that it still has a pulse.
JERSEY CITY is rolling out the welcome mat, or throwing some more peanut shells down on the barroom floor, for the "women" of the "Jersey Shore."
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Tweet takes air out of CNN guy
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THE ONLY TIME CNN political analyst Roland Martin was mentioned in Tattle, we got a none-too-pleased email from him. Today Martin may be sending out a lot of emails.
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PHILLY'S NO. 1 FOR MADONNA
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ASIDE FROM MOVING her creaky torso like she wasn't the Tin Man, how could Madonna top her Super Bowl halftime performance?
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Oscar crowd does lunch
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YESTERDAY was the annual Oscar nominee luncheon at which this year's Hollywood elite got together and dined on chopped vegetable salad, hors d'ouevres featuring Indochina spiced beef and roasted Asian barbecue duck, a main course of Atlantic salmon, and sorbet with mango sauce and berries for dessert.
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The wild Bundchen
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Howard Gensler: Football is a team game. Strutting on the catwalk is flying solo. So is it any wonder that superdupermodel Gisele Bundchen started finger-pointing after the Patriots' loss?
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The wives will be thrilled, your honor
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A FEDERAL JUDGE in Utah has ruled there's sufficient evidence to allow the polygamous family of Kody Brown, made "famous" by the "reality" TV show "Sister Wives," to pursue a lawsuit challenging the constitutionality of Utah's bigamy law.
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Pols' tunes hit a flat note
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IT'S REPUBLICAN primary season so that means every day some musician is complaining that his/her/their song is being used without permission.
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A second inquest for Winehouse?
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SHE SHOULDN'T have seen dead people. Suzanne Greenaway, the coroner who oversaw the inquest into the July death of singer Amy Winehouse, has quit after her qualifications were questioned, her boss said yesterday - raising the possibility that the investigation may have to be held again.
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Another board game heads to the screen
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WANT TO GET into the movie business? Create a board game popular with baby boomers. Preferably a half-century ago. Following in the footsteps of "Clue" the upcoming "Battleship" and other toys turned cinematic properties like Pokemon, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles and Transformers, Adam Sandler is set to star in "Candy Land." Why didn't Tattle ever write that "Chutes and Ladders" script?
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New arrival to add clash to 'Downton'
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SHIRLEY MACLAINE is coming to "Downton Abbey." The 77-year-old Oscar winner will play the mother of Lady Grantham (Elizabeth McGovern), in the third season of the hit period drama.
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Donkey tale yanked
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WHEN ALL of Comcast's legal and financial minds got together to discuss a purchase of NBC, do you think any of them raised the hypothetical question:
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