Both Winchell and Hunsecker were friendless, angry, cynical, essentially Nixonian gossip columnists and broadcasters with audiences in the tens of millions.
It was Mr. Percoco, angry about a comment Mr. Dietl had made to the New York Post's gossip page, in which he suggested Mr. Cuomo should "beware" of Gov. David A. Paterson, his then-rival in the governor's race.
Yes, it speaks to sorority -- something we are culturally inclined to discourage (you know, with all the apartment-dwelling bitches you can't trust, the pretty little liars, the gossip girls, the angry black women, the trash talking, backstabbing metropolitan housewives, et al).
When Jesus was angry at the Pharisees, he didn't gossip about them with his disciples: He confronted them directly.
Sometimes the reasons that you're spreading gossip about someone is because you're angry about them or something they've done.
Keep gossip out of your home and cyberspace Feeling angry about an email or text?
Liberals around town who might have reason to know the outcome seemed happy, according to the gossip, and a couple of conservative justices had seemed angry when the court met three days before the announcement.
Even if you're hurt or angry, you shouldn't lash or make yourself look like a gossip just because the relationship is over.
Vault, JobVent, and FuckedCompany already provided workers with places to gossip and rail, but such forums had a reputation as "rant sites for angry people," Hohman said.
Also, if the offending coworker hears gossip about their body odor in the workplace, they may become embarrassed and angry and further problems may develop.
