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http://www.nypost.com/gossip/pagesix_u.htmMSNBC's Contessa Brewer, a former news reader on Don Imus' show, telling pals at Cain that she thinks
Imus is a "cantankerous old fool" who doesn't know how to relate to "beautiful women" . . .
ANYBODY HAVE A TICKET?
DISGRACED former White House reporter/male escort Jeff
Gannon can't believe no one has invited him to tomorrow's White House Correspondents Dinner. "It seems to me to be odd to exclude the one person who has brought more attention to the White House press corps than anyone else in years," Gannon tells PAGE SIX's Jared Paul Stern. "Probably many who would want to extend such an invitation already assume I will be in attendance." Gannon, whose real name is James Guckert, quit his job with the conservative Talon News earlier this year after his fake name, lack of journalistic qualifications and male escort connections came to light. The dinner usually features several stars and sensational guests such as Paula Jones to liven things up. The sub-par star lineup this year includes Robert Duvall, Burt Reynolds, Randy Quaid, Ron Silver, Patricia Heaton and Anne Hathaway.
DON'T EXAGGERATE
BO Dietl, the former police detective who became a private eye, must have delusions of grandeur. His new book, "Business Lunchatations," is subtitled, "How an Everyday Guy Became One of America's Most Powerful CEOs . . . and How You Can, Too." However successful Dietl may be, he is not one of America's most powerful CEOs. The book features "networking tips, stories and conversations between
Bo and his friends" — such as Jack Welch, Donny Deutsch, Bill O'Reilly, Roger Ailes and Warren Buffett. We assume they knew they were being tape-recorded. Having written about Dietl periodically over the years, we were irked to see Chapter 5: "Why pay to advertise your business when the media will do it for you for free?" The book comes with a CD for those who move their lips when they read. He'll launch the book Tuesday at Elaine's.
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