"This is not something for a gossip magazine that goes into the trash," she asserted.
Mr. Ledger had become a familiar figure in his SoHo neighborhood — and something of a fixture in gossip columns — since moving there after he broke up with the actress Michelle Williams, who played his wife in "Brokeback Mountain".
Since Chelsea Clinton arrived in Britain in the fall to start a two-year program in international relations at Oxford University, she has become something of a fixture in London's gossip columns, popping up unexpectedly at West End theaters, fancy restaurants like the Ivy, members-only supper clubs -- even a gay dance club.
Despite their dwindling riches, there remains something of a fascination with German aristocrats — several gossip magazines like Bunte and Gala chronicle their loves, fortunes and scandals.
Gossip Junkie, for instance, is something of a portal app, offering quick access to these bloggers, and an additional 15 celebrity sites.
He can be a bit of a gossip.
From Fort Worth to New York City: the memoir of a gossip columnist.
The coordination service makes use of a gossip protocol.
But Mr. Hilton, who was born Mario Armando Lavandeira Jr., has been on something of a redemption tour since he rose (or sank) to fame with his highly trafficked gossip Web site, PerezHilton.com.
In fact, they were held together by vast differences: Mr. Rivette could have been an academic; Truffaut had something of the show business gossip about him.
