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

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

You read about him now in the syndicated gossip columns.

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

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

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

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

He added, "Politics shouldn't be run at the level of a gossip column."

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

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

She read the society columns in the Union and all the competitive papers that came into the house.

"They try hard, as far as I can tell, not to be in the society columns at all," she said.

I have read all about both of you, in the society columns.

"She said she wrote a society column for one of the local papers."

There was, I believe, a small article in the society column of the local newspaper.

In the society columns we found the account of a fashionable ball.

Most of the data came from society columns and articles relating to charity events.

Are lit blogs essentially a new form of society column?

The hired hit man's only means of identifying the victim is the picture in the society columns.

The caftan the society column had described; she could have read it.