gossip column

Her name does not surface in gossip columns or police reports.

These are some of the latest stories from today's gossip column.

The final story had been cut from a newspaper gossip column in 1973.

You read about him now in the syndicated gossip columns.

The gossip columns will mention the house party, and the dinner, before they take place.

They read in the gossip columns that she was "tragic."

He ends up with a newspaper gossip column and a radio show.

Why do you write a gossip column for Star magazine, which seems very far from a legal career?

Their book has received much attention in gossip columns and tabloids.

His name did not make gossip columns unless he wished it to.

I began to see things in gossip columns, stories about me."

No one will want to read the gossip columns.

These are merely mentions, like names in a gossip column.

"Exactly, that got not only the financial press, but the gossip columns going.

This aspect of the night has become widely reported by gossip columns.

Now she goes to the gossip columns and that is dangerous for companies."

The family was often in the news and in gossip columns over their personal lives.

A romance between the two was rumored in some gossip columns.

As is usually the case with those blind items that appear in gossip columns, I have no idea.

But we are afraid this is a gossip column.

Parties of this magnitude are rare enough to become international news sometimes in gossip columns.

But the gossip columns had her being fitted for a wedding dress.

He was heard over 486 radio stations each week by 40 million people, and his gossip column appeared in 360 newspapers.

He made more gossip column copy than our delightful princess.

We use the gossip columns to speak to other media, to get buzz going."