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Page Six

Page Six is a celebrity gossip column and a brand of the American newspaper New York Post. It was created by the Post in November 1976, shortly after the newspaper was acquired by Rupert Murdoch. Murdoch tasked columnist James Brady with the column's creation, who along with other Post's editors named and designed it.

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Founded
November 1976
Owner
New York Post (News Corp)
Circulation
518,000+
Country
United States
Editor-in-chief
Ian Mohr
Format
Newspaper column

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Page Six

Nodes114
Edges113
Triples280
Avg. degree1.98
Density0.017544
Components1

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related to From 2009 · 36
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related to Reception · 36
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related to Jared Paul Stern (2006) · 30
Page Six → Allegedly, Bill Clinton, Burke, Burkle, Burkle's, Clinton, DoJ, FBI, Gisele Bündchen, In, In April, In January, Jared Paul Stern, Joseph Tacopina, Judge Walter Tolub, June, Later, March, New York Daily News, New York Daily Times
related to 1976 to 2009 · 27
Page Six → American, Angelina Jolie, Brady, British, Daily Express, Despite, He, Henry Kissinger, In, In February, It, James Brady, John, Kennedy, Margaux Hemingway, Murdoch, New York Post, November, On January, Page Six's
related to Ian Spiegelman (2004/2007) · 24
Page Six → Allan, Chinese, Christmas, Clinton, Col Allan, Decher, Douglas Decher, He, His, Hovewer, Ian Spiegelman, In, In June, It, Mafia, May, Other, Page Six Ian Spiegelman, Post's, Richard Johnson
related to Further reading · 22
Page Six → ABC News, April, Blakeley, Carr, Cuozzo, David, December, Fluff Machine, Forbes, Gossip Girl, How Page Six, July, Kiri, New York Post, October, Page Six Attack Shocks, Print, Readers, Revenge, Steve
related to Leadership · 22
Page Six → After, Anna Quindlen, Claudia Cohen, During, Emily Smith, He, Ian Mohr, In April, In June, James Brady, Johnson, Neal Travis, New Zealand, News Corp, October, Page Six's, Post Keith Poole, Richard Johnson, Smith, Susan Mulcahy
related to Donald Trump (1970s) · 20
Page Six → According, Aide, Cindy Adams, Donald Trump, Foerderer, In, Jared Paul Stern, Melania, New York Times, Norma Foerderer, Page Six President, Page Six's, Politico, Reaction, Reportedly, Roy Cohn, Susan Mulcahy, Trump, Trump's, Trump’s
related to PageSixSixSix.com (2004) · 18
Page Six → American, Blogger, Hollywood's, I'm, In September, Lavandeira, Mario Lavandeira, May, Months, New York Post, Page Six's, PageSixSixSix, Paris Hilton, Perez Hilton, Perezhilton, The, The Insider, TV
related to Reporting and reach · 16
Page Six → According, Cosmopolitan, Editor Randy Smith, Esquire, Hunter Biden, In, It, Murdoch, Often, Page Six's, Post's, Richard Johnson, The New Yorker, The Source, We, Writer Steve Cuozzo

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Page SixCirculation518,000+1.00infobox
Page SixCountryUnited States1.00infobox
Page SixEditor-in-chiefIan Mohr1.00infobox
Page SixFormatNewspaper column1.00infobox
Page SixFoundedNovember 19761.00infobox
Page SixFounder(s)Rupert Murdoch, James Brady1.00infobox
Page SixISSN1090-3321 (print) 2641-4139 (web)1.00infobox
Page SixLanguageEnglish1.00infobox
Page SixOwnerNew York Post (News Corp)1.00infobox
Page SixReadership872,000+1.00infobox
Page SixStaff writers501-1,0001.00infobox
Page SixTypeCelebrity gossip column, news website, mass media1.00infobox
Page SixWebsitepagesix.com1.00infobox
Page Sixis acelebrity gossip column and a brand of the American newspaper New York Post0.90text
Page Sixis abiased but mostly factual source that sometimes reports unconfirmed rumors and speculation0.90text

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