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Morning Memo: Kirsten Dunst's Guys; Tinsley Mortimer's Gigs; Anna Wintour's Advice

by Irina Aleksander  |  July 17, 2008
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Depending on which day you read the papers, rehabilitated Kirsten Dunst is chasing Into the Wild actor Emile Hirsch, or maybe Drew Barrymore's ex, Justin Long. [P6]

CNBC interviewed Tinsley Mortimer as the "socialite-turned-entrepreneur," who designs handbags, lip gloss and clothes. Apparently she's huge in Japan! [Park Avenue Peerage]

Anna Wintour has offered to "discuss her career, stories of former successful Vogue interns and give advice on how to do well in the business of journalism" with current Vogue interns. [The Cut]

New teasers are out for the upcoming season of Gossip Girl and from what we can tell, everyone is in the Hamptons, Serena seems to be dating a lifeguard, and Nate is running from someone's house in his boxers. Countdown to September 1 begins! [Radar]

Al Reynolds, who hasn't been in the news in months, has posted YouTube videos of himself insisting that he's not gay and pleading for everyone to please stop talking about it already. [NY Daily News]

Director Mike Nichols reportedly had a coronary bypass surgery over the weekend; he is now recuperating in an Upper East Side hospital with wife Diane Sawyer. [P6]

 

 

And, click on the video below to see our own Simon Doonan on the topic of ... clutches!

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