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Notable Gossip Columnists

Notable gossip columnists include:

  • Cindy Adams
  • Jani Allan
  • Army Archerd
  • Rona Barrett
  • Milly Cangiano
  • Ted Casablanca
  • Claudia Cohen
  • Mike Connolly
  • Giles Coren
  • Ana Marie Cox
  • Nigel Dempster
  • Matt Drudge
  • Jinx Falkenburg
  • Jimmy Fidler
  • Luke Ford
  • Sheilah Graham
  • Lloyd Grove
  • Ian Halperin
  • David Hartnell
  • Courtney Hazlett
  • Perez Hilton
  • Hedda Hopper
  • Micah Jesse
  • Dorothy Kilgallen
  • Irv Kupcinet
  • Frances Lynn
  • Elsa Maxwell
  • Florabel Muir
  • Michael Musto
  • Louella Parsons
  • Rex Reed
  • Liz Smith
  • Adela Rogers St. Johns
  • Jimmy Starr
  • Ed Sullivan
  • Mike Walker
  • Jeannette Walls
  • Earl Wilson
  • Walter Winchell

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