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Gossip columnist

A gossip columnist is someone who writes a gossip column in a newspaper or magazine, especially in a gossip magazine. Gossip columns are written in a light, informal style, and relate opinions about the personal lives or conduct of celebrities from show business (motion picture movie stars, theater, and television actors), politicians, professional…

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Notable gossip columnists

Cindy AdamsJani AllanFlo AnthonyArmy ArcherdRona Barrett
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related to Notable gossip columnists · 17
Gossip columnist → ArcherdRona BarrettMarilyn BeckA, Bab, BenzaJamie Foster BrownTed CasablancaClaudia, Cindy AdamsJani AllanFlo AnthonyArmy, CohenMike ConnollyGiles CorenAna Marie, CoxNigel DempsterMatt DrudgeJinx FalkenburgJimmy, Elsa MaxwellFlorabel MuirMichael MustoLouella, FidlerLuke FordSheilah GrahamCharles GravesLloyd, GroveIan HalperinTanya HartDavid HartnellCourtney, HazlettPerez HiltonHedda HopperArianna HuffingtonMicah, JesseDorothy KilgallenIrv KupcinetFrances LynnIsabel, JohnsJimmy StarrEd SullivanMike WalkerJeannette, Mallon, Notable, ParsonsDrew PearsonRex ReedMichelangelo SignorileSidney, SkolskyLiz SmithAdela Rogers St, WallsEarl WilsonWalter WinchellMila Ximénez
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Gossip columnist → From, He, Hedda Hopper, Hollywood, James Gordon Bennett Sr, Louella Parsons, New York Herald, On Broadway, The, Walter Winchell, Winchell
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Gossip columnist → Confessions, Doubleday, ISBN, Mulcahy, My Lips Are Sealed, New York, Susan
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Gossip columnist → Gossip, In, Instead, Newspaper, United States, While

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