Morning Memo: When Nicholas Met Carla; Tom Ford's Unkindest Cuts
Carla Bruni says she was seduced by Nicolas Sarkozy's "physique and intelligence" in a new book, Carla and Nicolas, The True Story. [P6]
Ethan Hawke can't get out of jury duty. [P6]
Gabriel Byrne studied Charlie Rose, Bill Moyers, and Dick Cavett to prepare for his role as a therapist on In Treatment. [Daily Intel]
Tom Ford is upset that Britain's GQ Style censored all the carefully arranged penises next to his essay about, well, censorship of the penis. [The Cut]
Michelle Obama will co-host the June 18th episode of The View. [US Weekly]
Mark Ronson on summer camp: "I got there, and with my fear of heights, found all the lower bunks were taken. I was afraid of complaining and being forever known as a p - - - -, so I just swallowed it. I remember going to bed the first time and waking up in the middle of the night just in time for everything to go black as I hit the ground. The camp doctor . . . sent me right to the hospital, proudly telling me, 'We don't [bleep] around with head injuries, son.' " [P6]
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