How the Big Apple Biters Were Bitten ; for Years, the Big Names of the 'New York Post' Made the Lives of Their Victims a Misery. Now They Know What It Feels Like
Foley, Stephen, The Independent on Sunday (London, England)
Which veteran newspaperman, a regular on the New York celebrity party circuit, was thrown a $50,000 ([pound]25,000) stag do in Mexico by sleazy porn mogul Joe Francis, the man behind Girls Gone Wild?
Which newspaper tycoon's son ordered daddy's trashy tabloid to axe negative stories about bad-boy actor Russell Crowe to help smooth relations after a property deal?
And which Manhattan newspaper editor and "devoted family man" regularly gets treated by the bosses of the Big Apple's hottest strip club to on-the-house lapdances - and maybe more? For the answers, keep reading.
These sorts of teases are the reason why celebrities, business and political …
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Article title: How the Big Apple Biters Were Bitten ; for Years, the Big Names of the 'New York Post' Made the Lives of Their Victims a Misery. Now They Know What It Feels Like.
Contributors: Foley, Stephen - Author.
Newspaper title: The Independent on Sunday (London, England).
Publication date: May 27, 2007.
Page number: Not available.
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