‘Vanity Fair’ Thinks Michelle Obama Is A Snappy Dresser
Wednesday, July 30th, 2008
They even called her “our commander in sheath”! Michelle Obama officially joined Vanity Fair’s International Best Dressed List, while Cindy McCain sat at home and wept into her Chico’s catalog. [NYDN/Vanity Fair]
They even called her “our commander in sheath”! Michelle Obama officially joined Vanity Fair’s International Best Dressed List, while Cindy McCain sat at home and wept into her Chico’s catalog. [NYDN/Vanity Fair]









OK, Just realized that we only have the rest of the afternoon and Monday morning to blog in 2007! Time for some lists, I guess. First off, the poll for
Over at “The List,” the WaPo’s awkward discussion forum, they’ve published their
Ever wonder what goes into Washingtonian’s
Not that we are particularly interesting in talking about GQ more, but, you know, they sent us their ranked list of the 50 most powerful people in Washington (part of their SPECIAL POLITICS ISSUE), and we just want to get posting about it over with before this actually hits newsstands and 500 people email to ask WHY WE HAVEN’T COVERED IT. It’s a surprisingly decent little list! They asked a bunch of people who knew, mostly, what they were talking about, the lame gimmick entries (Reagan! Even though he’s dead he’s more powerful than Joe Lieberman!) aren’t too egregious, and overall nothing is too embarrassingly wrong. Oh, except for their choice of the single most powerful person in Washington. 
How Many White House Staffers Do You Out-Earn? The answer may surprise you!
Last week, we (acting against the recommendations of our doctors) mocked Dana Milbank’s new regular feature,
We know it’s not ’till Thursday, but we wanted to beat the rush.
What we learned from Time Magazine’s list of the best and worst senators: 