Buried way down in the New York Post story about a madam who is saying that she knows Eliot Spitzer paid to watch couples have sex is a less tawdry piece of news: It looks like Spitzer has hired a new spokeswoman.

"Anna Cordasco, a spokeswoman for Spitzer, said, 'These are completely outrageous fabrications.'

Cordasco is a managing director at Sard Verbinnen & Co., a firm that handles “strategic corporate, financial and crisis communications.”

She's also the spokeswoman Nancy Grace hired after a guest on her CNN show committed suicide.