By now everyone has heard that New York Governor Eliot Spitzer was caught in a prostitution sting. The New York Times reports that the prostitute Spitzer was having the secret rendezvous with is 22-year-old Ashley Alexandra Dupre. In addition to being a hooker, Ashley is also a wannabee singer and as nearly all 20-somethings do these days she has a MySpace page. The MySpace page includes a single from one of her songs called “What We Want.” There is also a blog on her MySpace page. She has not been a very dedicated blogger. Her blog contains just one entry over a priod of several months. Ironically she offers some relationship advice in her only post. If you are in a relationship, and it is “doing absolutly nothing” for you, makes you feel bad about yourself or situations, just causing unessesary drama, and ruining things that you may actually care about…why would you want that in your life?? you need to surround yourself with the people that make you feel good, and that will help you get to that next step in your life. that is what a relationship is all about…growing and moving forward. Surround yourself around people that are making moves, and doing what “they want and love” with their lives, positive energy…thats what life is all about…living. Because if you dont, misery loves company, they will only try to bring you down with them…but the question is, are you strong enough, to not let that happen? Its hard to see if you let it get to that point… …and then from all those answers you have to decide if that person is worthy of being a part of “your” life….because it is your life, your show…you decide who you want the characters to be…not the other way around. Every person is different, every person has their voice…can you recognize your voice, listen to it, and stick up for it?? Now that she has been identified and she has a blog is she going to blog anymore? There is some curiousity about who clients #1 through #8 are. Some of the blogs and sites discussing Ashley Alexandra Dupre’s MySpace pages include Wonkette, The Blotter, Americablog, JammieWearingFool, Gothamist, Politico, Village Voice, Power Line, PoliBlog, A Blog For All, Radar, Huffington Post, BuzzFeed and Memeorandum. Permalink | Recent Headlines | Twitter | WWFeeds.com

Keifer Bonvillain: Information and Much More from Answers.com
Keifer Bonvillain Keifer Bonvillain (born c. 1970 ) was arrested in 2006 after he allegedly attempted to extort $1.5 million from Oprah Winfrey

New York Post’s Richard Johnson: Blogs are Parasites
I Want Media has posted this brief one question interview with Richard Johnson, the editor of New York Post’s popular gossip column called Page Six. In the one question interview Richard Johnson says blogs are like parasites. Richard Johnson, editor of New York Post’s Page Six column: “I think they’re more like parasites. A lot of them don’t generate their own news stories. Some of them have been sued for publishing things they don’t have the rights to publish. Mostly, they’re just parasites.” … But, while interest in celebrities is increasing, PageSix.com was folded recently because “we were about two years too late” on the Internet. A lot of celebrity “news” is generated by the celebrity publicists so it is wrong to suggest that blogs are constantly sucking celebrity gossip material away from the magazines and newspapers. Johnson could just be bitter because the PageSix.com project failed - although it might have done much better if the website had been given a little more time. Filed in Blog Pessimism. Permalink | Recent Headlines | Twitter | WWFeeds.com

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