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NOW that his romance with Serena Williams has gone south, randy director Brett Ratner seems to be 
settling down with his former gal pal. Model 
has been flashing a massive canary-yellow 
diamond engagement ring Ratner recently gave her, were told. 
, a Romanian stunner, used to 
date reclusive billionaire Jeffity Epstein. Epstein, who handles Leslie Wexner's fortune, helped land 
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MORE HEAT FOR BEL AIR BURGLAR 
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NOW that his romance with Serena Williams has gone south, randy director Brett Ratner seems to be settling 
down with his former gal pal. Model Alina Pascau has been flashing a massive canary-yellow diamond 
engagement ring Ratner recently gave her, we're told. Pascau, a Romanian stunner, used to date reclusive 
billionaire Jeffrey Epstein. Epstein, who handles Leslie Wexner's fortune, helped land her a gig modeling for 
Wexner's Victoria's Secret brand, wehear, and paid for her to live in high style. After they broke up she and 
Ratner dated for a while before his fling with Williams. "She's beautiful, but dumb as paint," one pal of Pascau 
told us. "She never washes her hair and she always has a cellphone glued to her ear. Without Jeffrey she would 
never have gotten the Victoria's Secret job." Pascau, who likes high-profile men, also used to bed down with 
Formula I driver Eddie Irvine. Ratner's rep did not return calls. 
YOU can't watch Arthur Chi'en on WCBS/Ch. 2 any more - the reporter was fired last week for uttering the "f 
word" on-air - but you can buy a plethora of products with his face on it. Cafepress.com is hawking a line of 
Chi'en-branded mugs, T-shirts, buttons, tote bags, messenger bags, barbecue aprons, teddy bears and even a 
"Chi'en Classic Thong." Some are emblazoned with the words, "What the (bleep) is your problem, man?" - the 
question Chi'en, who thought he was off the air, yelled out to twohecklers. David Yee, who is selling the Chi'en 
merchandise, said he was inspired by the popular T-shirts of revolutionary Che Guevara. "Chi'en sort of sounds 
like Che," he explained. "People are buying it." Meanwhile, Chi'en's friend Ian Gerard, the founder of Gen Art, 
has circulated an e-mail calling the firing "ridiculous," and urging recipients to complain to various Viacom and 
Channel 2 executives. Chi'en tells us he was "devastated" by his dismissal, and says he's currently looking for a 
new job. "I've got bigger things to worry about than the shirts, basically," he said. 
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YOUNG Hollywood can rest easier now that police have arrested the man suspected of committing a string of 
burglaries in the Beverly Hills and Bel Air area. 
Darnell Riley, 28, was officially busted two months ago in connection with a burglary/robbery at "Girls Gone 
Wild" gazillionaire Joe Francis' home in January 2004 - but he's also being investigated for break-ins at the 
homes of Paris Hilton, baby oil heiress Casey Johnson, club promoter Tommy Alastra and other L.A. celebs. 
A source said the crime ring used a gorgeous Elite model, still at large, to infiltrate the Hollywood party scene: 
"She would befriend the men, get the security codes to their homes and then send Riley in." 
Just before the 2004 Golden Globes, Francis returned to his Bel Air home as it was being robbed. The intruder 
Francis recently identified as Riley held him at gunpoint and stole $300,000 in cash and valuables. 
Sources added that Francis was "being blackmailed." Francis would only say, "I can confirm I was robbed at 
gunpoint." 
When Hilton's home was burgled in September of 2004, it looked eerily similar to the Francis break-in. 
At the time, Hilton spokesman Elliot Mintz confirmed that a "very, very professional" gang swiped more than 
$100,000 worth of jewelry, cash, video tapes and other items from the Hollywood Hills house Paris was renting 
with her sister, Nicky. 
After the burglary, more Hilton sex tapes mysteriously appeared, and damaging reports surfaced of a tape 
where Hilton supposedly used the "n-word." . 
Insiders say Hilton paid dearly to make sure the tape was never found. A source said, "She was blackmailed. 
She paid $20,000 a month to have that tape not released." Hilton told PAGE SIX via her rep, "Anyone who 
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blackmails should be prosecuted to the full extent of theliw." 
Hollywood insiders say Frankie Muniz and Wes Anderson may also have been burglarized, but their reps deny 
it. Steve Coleman, a Los Angeles police officer who worked the case, told PAGE SIX: "Darnell Riley is in 
custody and charged with burglary, robbery, and home invasion. This is an ongoing investigation." 
Asked if the cops were looking into whether or not Riley had pulled the heists at the homes of Hilton, Johnson 
and the others, Coleman said, "That's fair to say." 
Wacky lackeys 
AND you thought P. Diddy forcing Farnsworth Bentley to hold his umbrella was bad? Mariah Carey retains a 
"petite Colombian woman" whose duties include "keeping Mariah's long skirts from touching the floor and 
humping around a Louis Vuitton backpack filled with bottled water," reports Stuff magazine. Nelly keeps a 
"personal jewelry jockey" to ensure the safekeeping of all his carat- encrusted bling. Ludacris has a minion 
whose sole role is to make sure his boss' Gameboy is always loaded with fresh batteries. And rapper N.O.R.E. 
has a hype man, Ching Bing, who has just one job: to stand onstage and swing around a towel. 
We hear ... 
THAT Eva Longoria - milking her man-eating "Desperate Housewives" image to the max - has taped a spot for 
Sirius Satellite Radio where she huskily pants: "Some women have to guess what a man wants, but I know what 
a man really wants, something that will keep a smile on his face for a really long time - over 120 channels, 
enough to satisfy any man" . . . THAT a visitor to Japan - where extreme modesty and close quarters prevail -
reports that new public toilets have an unusual feature, the Flush Noise button, so that you can conceal the 
sound of actual bathroom functions with an artificial flushing noise. 
Sightings 
DALLAS Cowboys owner Jerry Jones and Washington Redskins owner Dan Snyder powwowing at Caf Milano . 
. . BEN Affleck sitting front row at the Red Sox-Blue Jays game in Toronto, then getting mobbed for photos 
before escaping through the Sox dugout .. . TRACY Morgan lifting up his shirt a la his character in "The Longest 
Yard" to do a striptease for Burt Reynolds, Adam Sandler and Chris Rock at their movie premiere after-party at 
Plus, the new lounge in Chelsea . . . HARRY Shearer dedicating his song, "82 Facelifts," to Barbara Walters 
during a performance at the Cutting Room. 
Romanian babe scores rock 
NOW that his romance with Serena Williams has gone south, randy director Brett Ratner seems to be settling 
down with his former gal pal. Model Alina Pascau has been flashing a massive canary-yellow diamond 
engagement ring Ratner recently gave her, we're told. Pascau, a Romanian stunner, used to date reclusive 
billionaire Jeffrey Epstein. Epstein, who handles Leslie Wexner's fortune, helped land her a gig modeling for 
Wexner's Victoria's Secret brand, wehear, and paid for her to live in high style. After they broke up she and 
Ratner dated for a while before his fling with Williams. "She's beautiful, but dumb as paint," one pal of Pascau 
told us. "She never washes her hair and she always has a pellphone glued to her ear. Without Jeffrey she would 
never have gotten the Victoria's Secret job." Pascau, who likes high-profile men, also used to bed down with 
Formula I driver Eddie Irvine. Ratner's rep did not return calls. 
Publicity-hungry 
A ROMAN restaurateur is trying to exploit a near-miss with Bill Clinton, who recently canceled a dinner for 18 at 
the fashionable Agata e Romeo eatery. Owner Romeo Caraccio is whining to the press that Clinton's people 
ordered nearly $2,000 of special food and wines but never canceled, leaving him to take a loss. But his tale is 
baloney, says Clinton rep Jim Kennedy. "An advance person made a reservation, canceled it, and compensated 
the restaurant for it," Kennedy said. He quipped, "A restaurant trying to get publicity out of a canceled 
reservation? I'm shocked." 
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Protein power 
HOW did Shaquille O'Neal prepare for last night's Game 2 of the NBA Eastern Finals pitting his Miami Heat 
against the Detroit Pistons? By devouring a 48-oz. porterhouse ($76) at South Beach's trendiest steakhouse, 
Prime 112, the night before. The 7-foot-1, 320- lb. center joined fellow carnivores Jamie Foxx and TNT analyst 
Charles Barkley, who as usual was trashing the Knicks. There's one menu item Shaq steers clear of - the $20 
"Kobe Hot Dog." 
Keepin' it real 
IS life imitating art? Blond bombshell Katheryn VVinnick, who was so good as lvana Trump in Tuesday night's 
"Trump Unauthorized" on ABC, must have liked her brush with real estate fame. The Post's Lois Weiss reports 
the actress was seen canoodling with one of the city's top real estate investment-sale brokers, Douglas Harmon 
of Eastdil, Tuesday afternoon, before she got into a black Lincoln in front of 40 W. 57th St., the building where 
Harmon is headquartered. 
Paris burger ad not for kids? 
PARIS Hilton is too hot for Washington. Lawmakers are working behind the scenes to get her sizzling W ad for 
eatery chain Carl's Jr. - in which she writhes half-naked on a Bentley, cavorts with a garden hose and sucks her 
finger - banished to late night. Sources say several influential pots have quietly told networks the commercial, 
labeled "basically soft-core porn" by the Parents Television Council, isn't fit for children and shouldn't air before 
10 p.m. The eye-popping ad, in which Paris looks like she's getting ready for her next Rick Solomon, is great 
publicity for Carl's Jr., which hired the hotel hottie to hawk its new Spicy Burger. The fast- food firm's official 
response to those who are seeing red? "Get a life." 
Sudden dash 
DAMON Dash, with gorgeous wife Rachel Roy in tow, basked in the glory of receiving an AAFA American Image 
Award from Kevin Bacon at the Grand Hyatt, but dashed out without offering a donation to the event's charity 
partner, the Alzheimer's Association. The hip-hop mogul was apparently the only honoree who didn't donate to 
the event. Dash's publicist told us he did make a donation - but nobody connected to the event was aware of it. 
Axed reporter branded 
YOU can't watch Arthur Chi'en on WCBS/Ch. 2 any more - the reporter was fired last week for uttering the "f 
word" on-air - but you can buy a plethora of products with his face on it. Cafepress.com is hawking aline of 
Chi'en-branded mugs, T-shirts, buttons, tote bags, messenger bags, barbecue aprons, teddy bears and even a 
"Chi'en Classic Thong." Some are emblazoned with the words, "What the [bleep) is your problem, man?: the 
question Chi'en, who thought he was off the air, yelled out to twohecklers. David Yee, who is selling the Chi'en 
merchandise, said he was inspired by the popular T-shirts of revolutionary Che Guevara. "Chi'en sort of sounds 
like Che," he explained. "People are buying it." Meanwhile, Chi'en's friend Ian Gerard, the founder of Gen Art, 
has circulated an e-mail calling the firing "ridiculous," and urging recipients to complain to various Viacom and 
Channel 2 executives. Chi'en tells us he was "devastated" by his dismissal, and says he's currently looking for a 
new job. "I've got bigger things to worry about than the shirts, basically," he said. 
Call to mouths 
KELLY Osboume thinks her Hollywood friends are too thin. "Sure they're beautiful in photographs. But when you 
see them in person, they look hungry and miserable," she tells Teen Vogue. "I hate to name names, so I'm not 
going to, but there's one in particular I think of often. I saw her last summer and remember thinking, 'You're so 
beautiful, you're at the most perfect weight.' And then I ran into her in the winter and she literally looked near 
death. I was like, 'What are you doing to yourself? You're 18 years old." Interestingly, the magazine's June/July 
issue features shrunken Lindsay Lohan on the cover. 
[Illustration] 
-Shaquille O'Neal; Katheryn Winnick -IN A CONTROVERSIAL TV SPOT, PARIS HILTON REWARDS 
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HERSELF AFTER WASHING A BENTLEY IN HER SKIMPY SWIMSUIT. [Jeff Vespa /INirelmage] -LATINA 
LOVELY THALIA CHANNELS ELVIS PRESLEY AS SHE SHOOTS HER NEW VIDEO FOR "AMAR SIN SER 
AMADA" IN BROOKLYN. [Sara Jaye Weiss] 
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PROBED POL'S SON BLAMES PLOT 
New York Post. New York, N.Y.: Jan 14, 2005. pg. 014 
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IS billionaire financier Jeffrey Epstein making a bid for IMG Models? As we reported last summer, Epstein tried 
to buy Elite Models when the bankrupt agency was auctioned off. In 2003, we reported that Epstein, who's been 
described as "a connoisseur of beautiful women," was talking to Karin Models owner Jean-Luc Brunel about 
doing a deal, but it went nowhere. Epstein has also met with Elite's Gerald Marie and 1 Management's Scott 
Lipps. Now we hear Epstein has been having talks with fellow billionaire Teddy Forstmann, who paid $750 
million for the IMG group a few months ago, about buying the company's modeling division, which reps the likes 
of Gisele Bundchen, Kate Moss and Heidi Klum. Reps for IMG and Forstmann deny any such negotiations are 
taking place. Epstein's rep did not return calls. Forstmann has been talking to top Hollywood talent agencies 
about a possible merger. 
PAUL Allen, 51, the bachelor Microsoft co-founder worth $20 billion (according to Forbes), rang in the New Year 
with British blonde Kate Reardon, 36 (above), a former fashion director for Tatter magazine who now writes 
about jewelry for the Times of London. The couple ushered in 2005 in St. Barts aboard Allen's 413- foot yacht, 
"Octopus," equipped with two helicopters and a 60-foot submarine. There were scores of other guests but Allen 
seemed mesmerized by Reardon, who had a similareffect on another billionaire, Sir Jimmy Goldsmith. Reardon 
attended Goldsmith's funeral in 1997, along with his widow and his second wife. "Conveniently, Allen has a 
house in London," said our source. 
[TRUMAN CAPOTE], dead for over 20 years, is suddenly a hot property in Hollywood. The author of "Breakfast 
at Tiffany's" and "In Cold Blood" is the subject of two new biopics - Warner Independent's "Every Word Is True," 
based on 
Plimpton's 1997 oral history, and United Artists' "Capote," based on the landmark 1988 Gerald 
Clarke bio.rny. "Capote," due out this fall, stars Phillip Seymour Hoffman, who is talented but a bit burly to 
play the "tiny terror." "Every Word" stars relatively unknown Toby Jones with an all-star supporting cast including 
Alan Cumming, Anjelica Huston, Sandra Bullock (as "To Kill a Mockingbird" author Harper Lee), Ashley Judd, 
Kevin Kline, Gwyneth Paltrow and Sigourney Weaver. Hollywood columnist Jeffrey Wells reports that "Capote" 
has the advantage of Hoffman in the starring role, while "Every Word," which just started filming, is said to have 
a much better screenplay. 
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THE loose-cannon son of a subpoenaed Bronx state senator claims Republicans are behind a federal probe of 
the Bronx Democratic machine because they want to destroy Fernando Ferrer's campaign for mayor. 
Efrain Gonzalez III, whose dad, State Sen. Efrain Gonzalez Jr., is one of nine Bronx politicians subpoenaed to 
testify, wrote to the Riverdale Review: "The GOP controls the White House, the N.Y. State House and City Hall, 
so if they want to attack the members of the Bronx Democratic Party, who is going to stop them?" Fifteen 
subpoenas reportedly have been served, six of them to nonprofit organizations that employ relatives of the 
elected officials. Young Gonzalez is president of the Latino Affirmation Council, which isn't listed in The Bronx or 
Manhattan. 
Gonzalez 
letter to the Riverdale paper said: "When my father and the 14 other members were issued 
subpoenas, that alone was a message being sent by the GOP, that they will do anything in their power to keep 
Mayor Bloomberg in power, because all those members being probed are working to support Ferrer in next 
year's mayoral race." 
The elder Gonzalez's lawyer, "Don't Worry Murray" Richman, told PAGE SIX: "This is the over-excited 
imagination of a young man. We do not support these allegations which were not authorized and don't represent 
the views of the senator or myself." 
In a strange e-mail posted on YonkersTribune.com last fall, after The Post broke the news of the investigation, 
young Gonzalez said: "They couldn't find any weapons [of mass destruction), so they said instead of killing more 
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camels, they are trying to get rid of all the donkeys over here instead . . . they forgot that a Puerto Rican donkey 
knows how to climb high mountains, and are stronger than any elephant." 
One federal subpoena went to the elder Gonzalez's longtime girlfriend, Lucia Sanchez. Investigators are also 
looking into the $1 million in campaign funds Gonzalez has spent over the years in uncontested elections, with 
much of the money going to a mystery campaign worker identified in filings as Ricardo Santiago. 
"At issue is whether or not borough politicos funneled state and city funds into pet programs to then turn those 
funds into salaries for friends and relatives," the Riverdale Review reports. 
One of the non-profits being probed is the West Bronx Neighborhood Association, a favorite of Gonzalez's 
housed in the same building as his office on the Grand Concourse. 
Talent shortfall 
THUMB-size thespians looking for a little work would do well to book a trip to London, where dwarf actors are in 
short supply. Producers for the BBC's "Doctor Who" are searching for undersize actors to play little blue aliens in 
the remake of the classic 1970s sci-fi show. But most of Britain's tiny talents have already been snapped up for 
the new "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory" movie or to play Gringotts Bank staff in the new "Harry Potter" film. 
Executive producer Russell T. Davies complained to London's Daily Mirror: "It's very difficult to employ persons 
of restricted growth when these other movies are filming at the same time." 
We hear .. . 
THAT it could get crowded for the Democrats in 2008. John Kerry has said he won't rule out running again, and 
now comes word Tipper Gore is telling friends that Al Is eyeing another race himself. 
Words of gold 
DONALD Trump will be paid a record-breaking $1 million an hour for Learning Annex appearances in three 
cities this year. That's over $16,000 a minute. Since it was founded in 1980, the Learning Annex has featured 
such celebrity teachers as Sarah Jessica Parker, Tony Robbins, Deepak Chopra and Henry Kissinger. The 
previous highest fee was $28,000 - paid to Ron Wood nearly 20 years ago when he was a member of the 
Rolling Stones. Trump's "How toSucceed in Real Estate" hits Los Angeles on May 1, Chicago on Oct. 23 and 
New York on Nov. 6. Learning Annex president/founder Bill Zanker said, "Last time he taught for us, over 20,000 
students came - and this year he's even bigger." 
Mogul lusts for model shop 
IS billionaire financier Jeffrey Epstein making a bid for IMG Models? As we reported last summer, Epstein tried 
to buy Elite Models when the bankrupt agency was auctioned off. In 2003, we reported that Epstein, who's been 
described as "a connoisseur of beautiful women," was talking to Karin Models owner Jean-Luc Brunel about 
doing a deal, but it went nowhere. Epstein has also met with Elite's Gerald Marie and 1 Management's Scott 
Lipps. Now we hear Epstein has been having talks with fellow billionaire Teddy Forstmann, who paid $750 
million for the IMG group a few months ago, about buying the company's modeling division, which reps the likes 
of Gisele Bundchen, Kate Moss and Heidi Klum. Reps for IMG and Forstmann deny any such negotiations are 
taking place. Epstein's rep did not return calls. Forstmann has been talking to top Hollywood talent agencies 
about a possible merger. 
Aspen captive 
SOCIALITE Denise Rich has fired her yoga instructor after his girlfriend told police that he locked her in a room 
of Rich's Aspen mansion for three days over the Thanksgiving holiday. The unidentified woman alleged that 
Jules Paxton attacked her first and then locked her in a room when she threatened to call the cops. A 
spokesman for Rich said the ex-wife of pardoned tax cheat Marc Rich was traveling abroad during the incident, 
but confirmed that Paxton was staying at herhome. "Mrs. Rich has decided to discontinue his services as her 
yoga instructor," the rep said. 
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Happy holiday 
PAUL Allen, 51, the bachelor Microsoft co-founder worth $20 billion (according to Forbes), rang in the New Year 
with British blonde Kate Reardon, 36 (above), a former fashion director for Tatler magazine who now writes 
about jewelry for the Times of London. The couple ushered in 2005 in St. Barts aboard Allen's 413- foot yacht, 
"Octopus," equipped with two helicopters and a 60-foot submarine. There were scores of other guests but Allen 
seemed mesmerized by Reardon, who had a similareffect on another billionaire, Sir Jimmy Goldsmith. Reardon 
attended Goldsmith's funeral in 1997, along with his widow and his second wife. "Conveniently, Allen has a 
house in London," said our source. 
Super at 14 
THE 44 contestants in the Ford Supermodel of the World contest learned evasive maneuvers at the after-party 
at the Tunnel, where they met such studs as Jesse Palmer of the Giants, Trevor Ariza of the Knicks, Jamie 
("Born Rich") Johnson and Kelly ("The Apprentice") Perdew. New husband Fabian Basabe showed, too, without 
bride Martina Borgomanero, and worked the red carpet The winner, who also got a $250,000 modeling contract, 
was Brazilian Camila Finn (above), all of 14. She might look even better when she grows up. 
IT'S THE TRUMAN CAPOTE SHOW 
TRUMAN Capote, dead for over 20 years, is suddenly a hot property in Hollywood. The author of "Breakfast at 
Tiffany's" 
" Cold Blood" is the subject of two new biopics - Warner Independent's "Every Word Is True," 
based on 
Plimpton's 1997 oral history, and United Artists' "Capote," based on the landmark 1988 Gerald 
Clarke biograp y. "Capote," due out this fall, stars Phillip Seymour Hoffman, who is talented but a bit burly to 
play the "tiny terror." "Every Word" stars relatively unknown Toby Jones with an all-star supporting cast including 
Alan Cumming, Anjelica Huston, Sandra Bullock (as "To Kill a Mockingbird" author Harper Lee), Ashley Judd, 
Kevin Kline, Gwyneth Paltrow and Sigourney Weaver. Hollywood columnist Jeffrey Wells reports that "Capote" 
has the advantage of Hoffman in the starring role, while "Every Word," which just started filming, is said to have 
a much better screenplay. 
Own show 
COURTNEY Fine, a former aide to Mayor Bloomberg who left politics to become an actress, is showcasing "Me 
2," a play she wrote about a woman jailed for breaking into the bar where she left her cell- phone. Among those 
invited to last night's opening at the Producers Club 2: Victoria Gatti, Amy Fine Collins and Bloomberg's sister 
Marjorie Tiven. The show closes after tomorrow's performance. 
Never mind 
Parnham, the lawyer for Andrea Yates, is quick to cash in after winning her a new trial for the murder 
o er we kids. Parnham, who will try to get Yates off using the insanity defense, is shopping a book, "States of 
Mind," which will focus on his favorite tricks for defending female killers: postpartum depression, premenstrual 
syndrome and post-traumatic stress. And he'll include similar cases: Clara Harris, who allegedly ran over her 
unfaithful husband with herMercedes Benz, and Lisa Montgomery, who strangled Bobbie Jo Stinnett and then 
surgically removed her fetus last month. 
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-Kate Reardon; Camila Finn -SINGER ALICIA KEYS KEEPS HER BOD BUFF BY JOGGING ON THE BEACH 
IN BARBADOS YESTERDAY. [ZUMA PRESS) -ANY MAN WHO WINS THE HEART OF NICOLE KIDMAN, 
PICTURED HERE IN A SHOOT FOR THE NEW ISSUE OF IN STYLE, IS A LUCKY DOG. HER LATEST 
CRUSH, SHE TELLS THE MAG, IS PHILIP ROTH, 71, WHO WROTE THE NOVEL "THE HUMAN STAIN," THE 
BASIS FOR HER 2003 FILM. [RUVEN AFANADOR FOR IN STYLE] 
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RADAR COMEBACK - ROSHAN GETS BIG-TIME BACKERS WITH BANKROLL 
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willing to bankroll him with millions. 
Roshan had tried to get [Mort Zuckerman] and company to back Radar after the New York bid fell 
apart, but at first nothing came of the talks. 
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RADAR COMEBACK - ROSHAN GETS BIG-TIME BACKERS WITH BANKROLL 
KEITH J. KELLY. New York Post. New York, N.Y.: Oct 19, 2004. pg. 037 
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Maer Roshan's Radar magazine is making another comeback - this time with backers who may be willing to 
bankroll him with millions. 
Roshan had tried to get [Mort Zuckerman] and company to back Radar after the New York bid fell apart, but at 
first nothing came of the talks. 
"That deal just didn't work out on terms that were acceptable to us," said Doug Hand, an attorney who handled 
the negotiations with Zuckerman and [Jeffrey Epstein] on Roshan's behalf. 
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Maer Roshan's Radar magazine is making another comeback - this time with backers who may be willing to 
bankroll him with millions. 
How many millions is open to debate. 
Mort Zuckerman, owner of the Daily News and U.S. News & World Report, has teamed with Jeffrey Epstein as 
the primary backers of a new and improved Radar, set to launch as a monthly in April 2005. 
Radar put out only two issues before it ran out of money last year, with the third issue stranded on the drawing 
board. 
"Its not a Daily News or a U.S. News publication," said Roshan. "It's a new publishing company." 
Radar Media LLP, the previous company, is selling assets only to the new company. 
The old company will be dissolved and there is already a dispute as to how the money will be divvied up among 
the still unpaid creditors, which includes freelancers. 
"I don't know if it will be possible to pay everyone in full," said Michael North, the attorney handling the 
dissolution. 
But Roshan insisted, "There is no reason to assume they won't be paid." 
It's not the first time that Roshan has talked with Zuckerman about a magazine venture. 
Zuckerman, Epstein and a collection of media heavyweights that included Harvey Weinstein, Nelson Peltz and 
media critic Michael Wolff had tried to buy New York magazine but lost out to Bruce Wasserstein at the eleventh 
hour. 
Roshan was being talked about as a potential editor in chief. 
Roshan had tried to get Zuckerman and company to back Radar after the New York bid fell apart, but at first 
nothing came of the talks. 
Roshan next turned to a French Moroccon businesswoman, Maria Oufkin, but after a brief flurry of publicity, she 
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"That deal just didn't work out on terms that were acceptable to us," said Doug Hand, an attorney who handled 
the negotiations with Zuckerman and Epstein on Roshan's behalf. 
How much is committed this time is open to speculation. 
One source said that it would take a miniumum of $20 million to launch a magazine but more realistically, it 
would take several times that over a five or six year period. 
Talk magazine, where Roshan was deputy editor near the end of its run, cost its joint venture partners Miramax 
and Hearst about $55 million before it shut down in early 2002 after nearly two and a half years of publication. 
"I can't tell you the commitment," said Hand of the new backers. "It's significant and we're happy with it." 
Said Roshan, "Just because we have backers, doesn't mean we're going to turn into Talk. We're still going to be 
lean. We'll have the funding to do what we like, but I'm not interested in town cars." 
He said he hopes to have about a half million in circulation eventually for the new Radar. 
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RADAR HITS RELAUNCH TARGET - PARTY HIGHLIGHT: GAWKER'S 
DENTON GETS PIE IN EYE 
Keith J. Kelly. New York Post. New York, N.Y.: May 20, 2005. pg. 034 
Abstract (Document Summary) 
CONTROVERSY flared at the Radar launch party when [GAWKER] founder Nick Denton was hit with a creamy 
gooey pie as he sidled up next to magazine founder Maer Roshan for a photo op. 
Denton then promptly dumped his glass of red wine on Roshan's head. Roshan professed to be as surprised as 
anyone (and in fact was one of several bystanders hit with splatter from the Unknown Pie Guy). They later 
retreated to Roshan's hotel suite, Roshan changed clothes and even let Denton shower. 
SMASHED: Gawker's Nick Denton smiles after getting pied at the Radar relaunch party. Maer Roshan (top, 
right), the mag's founder, was nearby. [Suzanne Boyd), Suede editor before it folded, was also at the soiree. 
[Wrelmage, Marina Gamier] 
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CONTROVERSY flared at the Radar launch party when Gawker founder Nick Denton was hit with a creamy 
gooey pie as he sidled up next to magazine founder Maer Roshan for a photo op. 
Gawker, a media-centric Web site which for weeks has had been needling Radar and its self promoting founder, 
sarcastically calling it, "Radar, the Greatest American Magazine Launch." 
The photo op was seen as a chance to make nice between Roshan and Denton to prove they were willing to let 
bygones be bygones, blah, blah. 
Then the peace accord was ruptured as a burly unknown person broke through the throng and smashed the 
custard pie squarely into the face of Denton and dashed out, leaving no clue as to his identity. He was wearing 
an English-soccer style shirt and a New York Knicks hat. 
Denton, his face and clothes a mess from the ambush, assumed he had been set up by Roshan. (In an early 
version of the event that he posted on his own Web site, he insisted he had only been hit with a glancing blow 
from the pie tosser, but had to retract that version when photos turned up). 
Denton then promptly dumped his glass of red wine on Roshan's head. Roshan professed to be as surprised as 
anyone (and in fact was one of several bystanders hit with splatter from the Unknown Pie Guy). They later 
retreated to Roshan's hotel suite, Roshan changed clothes and even let Denton shower. 
He also rummaged around and found a T-shirt and pants for Denton to wear for the rest of the night. 
Denton, despite the good turn done by Roshan still feels it was a set-up by event planner Nadine Johnson. 
"It is pretty clear it was one of Nadine Johnson's hires," said Denton. "It was nicely staged, but the execution left 
a lot to be desired since Maer was hit too." 
"What baffles me is why they would want their launch event hijacked by that kind of publicity?" asked Denton. "I 
heard Mort Zuckerman slipped in the goo," said Denton. 
"He had to have the whole thing explained to him, including what a blog is." 
Daily Snooze owner Zuckerman and billionaire financier Jeffrey Epstein were both on hand, but were out of 
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range when the pie started flying. The two billionaires are 50-50 partners in the venture. 
Drew Kerr, a spokesman for Roshan, and the party planner, both deny that it was a Radar plant. 
"No one was hired by anyone to throw a pie," said a spokesperson for Johnson. 
On the business side, William Holiber, the president of U.S. News & World Report, which is also owned by 
Zuckerman, was on hand. 
Media Ink on April 8 reported that he had been drafted into action when launch publisher Linda Sepp, a 
Zuckerman pal, was given the boot weeks before the launch. 
At the time, a Zuckerman spokesman was insisting that Holiber was only helping out on Radar in an "informal 
and advisory role" and had no official title on Radar. 
But when the debut issues were handed out, there was Holiber, proudly pointing out his designation as Radar's 
president. 
Sepp was nowhere in sight at the party or on the masthead but a former Sports Illustrated associate publisher, 
Grayle Howlett was, handing out his very own Radar publisher card. 
Also on hand was Suzanne Boyd, who was the editor-in-chief of Time Inc.'s short-lived urban-fashion magazine 
Suede. 
She quit the publishing company and took a buyout on the remaining year of her two-year contract rather than 
accept a position as an editor-at-large in magazine development. 
That move is considered a blow to Time Inc. A company spokesman confirmed that she had declined the 
company offer. 
The statuesque fashion editor had been running Flare, the Toronto- based fashion bible of Canada for 7 years 
when she was picked by Ed Lewis, then the head of Essence Communications, and Isolde Motley, the corporate 
editor of Time, to launch Suede, which was envisioned as a hot new fashion magazine for women of color. 
Boyd arrived in March of last year and cranked out the first issue by the end of the summer - considered a 
breakneck pace in magazine land. 
As the launch was progressing, Time was in the process of negotiating to convert Essence Communications into 
a 100 percent- owned subsidiary by buying out Lewis. 
Suddenly, in the weeks before the buyout was finalized, a stunned Boyd got the word that the plug was being 
pulled on the new magazine after publishing only two issues. 
In its public announcement, Time Inc. had insisted that it was only suspended, but the staff was let go. 
Now Boyd, the last link, has quit the company and is weighing her options. 
Insiders believed that Time Inc. was disappointed by the costs and the lower-than-hoped-for newsstand sales of 
the first two issues. 
Industry sources say the biggest obstacle to Suede's funding may have been the losses that Life magazine was 
piling up as a weekly insert into daily newspapers. 
[Illustration] 
SMASHED: Gawker's Nick Denton smiles after getting pied at the Radar relaunch party. Maer Roshan (top, 
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right), the mag's founder, was nearby. Suzanne Boyd, Suede editor before it folded, was also at the soiree. 
tWirelmage, Marina Gamier) 
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SINGLING OUT APPLE'S TOP STUDS 
Richard Johnson. New York Post. New York, N.Y.: Dec 28, 2003. pg. 012 
Abstract (Document Summary) 
ANDRE BALAZS, 46. The ever-smiling hotelier - who owns The Mercer in Soho, Chateau Marmont and the 
Standard in L.A., the Raleigh in Miami, Sunset Beach on Shelter lasland, and a new place in St. Barts -just split 
from his wife Katie Ford. Pro: Recently was reported skinny-dipping. Con: Seems to be giving Uma Thurman 
more than his shoulder to cry on. 
JEFFREY EPSTEIN, 50. Mystery billionaire was a math teacher at Dalton just a few years ago. Then he started 
handling Leslie Wexner's money. Now he lives in Manhattan's biggest mansion. Pro: Has a private plane which 
he used to take Bill Clinton to Africa. Con: Was one of Mort Zuckerman's partners in failed attempt to buy New 
York magazine. CHRIS BARISH, 30. The son of Planet Hollywood tycoon and movie producer Keith Barish 
recently sold out his interest in three Las Vegas nightclubs to Kirk Kerkorian for $10 million. Pro: You'll never 
have to wait on line or pay for a drink at Marquee, his new club. Con: You might never get to sleep before 3 a.m. 
JIMMY RODRIGUEZ, 41. Since dropping out of high school, he's built a four-restaurant empire with eateries in 
the Bronx, Harlem, Sutton Place and City Island. Pro: Is pals with hip-hop stars, Yankees and Knicks. Con: Is 
pals with hip-hop stars, Yankees and Knicks. 
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New York has the smartest, toughest, most ambitious men in the world, and some of them are still single - or 
newly single, having gotten divorced. We went through our multiple data bases, interviewed the experts, polled 
our readers, and came up with this definitive PAGE SIX list of the city's most eligible guys. 
They come from all sorts of backgrounds and generations, with different talents and widely divergent incomes. 
The only thing they have in common is they like women. 
We rejected some men because they seem to be in long-term romances heading toward marriage, others 
because it seems they'll never marry. To the many men who think they belong on the list, there's always next 
year. 
DEREK JETER, 29. The Yankee shortstop's sex-symbol status has only grown since he was stalked by Mariah 
Carey, and mocked in American Express ads for his propensity to party. Pro: Great seats for the World Series. 
Con: Demands near-perfection - at least visually - in his dates. 
ED SKYLER, 30. Tall, dark, super-serious mayoral press secretary went to Collegiate, then the University of 
Pennsylvania. His sister is a successful playwright. Pro: He can give you a private tour of City Hall and Gracie 
Mansion. Con: A romantic evening would end early bcause Skyler works 18 hours a day, starting before dawn. 
JOHN UTENDAHL, 46. He's 6-foot-3, with movie star looks - and he is chairman and CEO of Utendahl Capital 
Partners, the largest minority-owned investment bank in America. Pro: Plenty of closet space in his Brooklyn 
Heights townhouse and his weekend place in Quogue. Con: Plan on being a golf widow - he runs a charity 
tournament every year in Boca Raton, Fla. 
JEREMY SHOCKEY, 23. The Giants' tight end became a fan favorite with his first tackle-breaking game. Now 
he's the biggest local gridiron personality since Joe "Willie" Namath. Pro: Quite single despite his friendship with 
babelicious Britny Gastineau. Con: His big mouth often misfires, as when he blasted Giants fans because they 
had the nerve to boo him and his disappointing teammates. 
ANDRE BALAZS, 46. The ever-smiling hotelier - who owns The Mercer in Soho, Chateau Marmont and the 
Standard in L.A., the Raleigh in Miami, Sunset Beach on Shelter lasland, and a new place in St. Barts - just split 
from his wife Katie Ford. Pro: Recently was reported skinny-dipping. Con: Seems to be giving Uma Thurman 
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more than his shoulder to cry on. 
ETHAN HAWKE, 33. The adulterer/actor finally shed his pretty-boy image this summer, brazenly cheating on 
wife Uma Thurman. Pro: Plenty of women would like a shot at taming this rogue bull. Con: Might guilt you into 
reading one of his weak novels. 
ROCCO DiSPIRITO, 37. The dashing owner of Union Pacific and star of his own reality show has cooked for 
just about every hip hottie in town. Pro: He might be ready to settle down in the next few years (Yeah, right). 
Con: If you haven't already dated him, one of your friends has. 
ANDRE 3000, 28. With this year's smash hit "Hey Ya," the fun half of hip-hop duo Outkast has gone from cult 
figure to mainstream superstar. Pro: His minimalist posse includes as few as four members. Con: Recently 
moved to Brooklyn and might not realize that only the lamest of the lame frequent Williamsburg nightspots. 
PHARRELL WILLIAMS, 30. Pop production whiz's maddeningly catchy beats legitimized Justin Timberlake, and 
cameos of his Curtis Mayfield-like falsetto are becoming ubiquitous on hits by Jay-Z and others. Pro: Makes 
more than you do in a year to tweak a Britney Spears song. Con: Approaching a P. Diddy-like level of 
oxerexposure. 
JIMMY FALLON, 29. We don't know if it's his cuddly demeanor or uncanny impersonation skills, but the resident 
hunk on "Saturday Night Live" is catnip to the ladies. Pro: Likes to play the jukebox at Hell's Kitchen dive bars. 
Con: If he stays over your house, make sure to have extra hair product for his artfully mussed 'do. 
DAMON DASH, 32. Brash CEO of Rocawear clothing line and Roc-a- Fella Records also owns a film company, 
vodka line, nightclub, and he's undoubtedly planning a new project as you read this. Pro: One of the city's 
reigning rapresarios. Con: Is prone to obnoxious harangues against his underlings or those who question his 
importance. 
JULIAN CASABLANCAS, 25. Doe-eyed son of Elite Models founder John Casablancas sings for hot rock band 
The Strokes. Pro: His band is actually good. Con: Wears "ironic" 1980$ concert T-shirts by Def Lepard and 
Michael Jackson. 
SHEPHERD SMITH, 39. Next to the blustery Bill O'Reilly, this Southern-fried anchorman is probably the most 
recognizable face on the top-rated Fox News Channel. Pro: His sprawling Lower East Side pad has a pool table. 
Con: A road rager who was arrested in 2000 for hitting a reporter with his car in a dispute over a parking space 
in Tallahassee, Fla. 
PAOLO ZAMPOLLI, 33. Italian owner of ID Models can usually be found sitting in a corner banquette of 
whatever club just opened surrounded by a bevy of beauties. Pro: Throws great parties in his downtown loft. 
Con: If you're not 5-foot-11 with cheekbones that cut glass, he probably won't remember your name. 
ADRIEN BRODY, 30. Haunted-looking actor famously kissed Halle Berry while accepting his Oscar for "The 
Pianist." Pro: Makes moody trip-hop music under the alias, "A. Ranger." Con: Is serious with girlfriend Michelle 
Dupont, a music-industry personal assistant. 
JEFFREY EPSTEIN, 50. Mystery billionaire was a math teacher at Dalton just a few years ago. Then he started 
handling Leslie Wexner's money. Now he lives in Manhattan's biggest mansion. Pro: Has a private plane which 
he used to take Bill Clinton to Africa. Con: Was one of Mort Zuckerman's partners in failed attempt to buy New 
York magazine. CHRIS BARISH, 30. The son of Planet Hollywood tycoon and movie producer Keith Barish 
recently sold out his interest in three Las Vegas nightclubs to Kirk Kerkorian for $10 million. Pro: You'll never 
have to wait on line or pay for a drink at Marquee, his new club. Con: You might never get to sleep before 3 a.m. 
BILLY CRUDUP, 35. The hunky actor dumped Mary Louise Parker when she was 81/2 months pregnant and 
ran off with Claire Danes, but that might not last too long either. Pro: Critics loved his performance in Tim 
Burton's "Big Fish." Con: A true heart-breaker. 
LENNY KRAVITZ, 39. The super-modelizer had a big hit with "Let Love Rule," but hasn't fallen in love himself 
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since the end of his marriage to Lisa Bonet that produced a daughter, Zoe, 15. Pro: Has a beautiful loft 
downtown he rented to Nicole Kidman, who then statrted dating him. Con: The funky fashions make him seem 
narcissistic. 
DONALD TRUMP JR., 25. The first-born son of The Donald and his first wife Ivana is following in his father's 
footsteps, not only developing buildings, but taking center stage to sell the apartments. Pro: Weekend flights 
down to Mar-a-lago on the family jet. Con: his dad, who owns Miss Universe, has extremely high standards 
when it comes to the female form. 
CHRIS HEINZ, 30. The billionaire ketchup heir has captured the attention of many Manhattanites, including 
Gwyneth Paltrow (pre- Chris Martin). Pro: Tall, dark and handsome, he even has a sense of humor. Con: Likes 
lost causes - he quit his banking job to work for his stepfather John Kerry's foundering campaign. 
JONATHAN TISCH, 50. The charming Loews hotel chain chairman is a regular on the social and charity circuit. 
Back on the market and looking for a date after breaking off his wedding to Jill Swid. Pro: Has deep pockets and 
hotels in every port. Con: Notoriously marriage- phobic. 
ANDREW CUOMO, 46. After a nasty split with his wife Kerry Kennedy, the failed gubernatorial candidate has 
been quietly dating again. Pro: He's capable and articulate and has nowhere to go but up from here. Con: 
Sometimes comes off as arrogant and self-absorbed. 
CHARLES ROCKEFELLER, 30. The tall, blond Rockefeller heir has got looks, money, and impeccable manners 
and, duhl . . . he's a Rockefeller! Pro: Occasionally entertains at the dynastic estate, Pocantico Hills. Con: Is it 
boyish charm, or just boyish? 
MARCUS SAMUELSSON, 33. The studly chef/owner of Aquavit - who once made People magazine's Sexiest 
list - has a new eatery, Riingo, in the new Alex Hotel. Pro: He cooks and does dishes! Con: All chefs keep late' 
hours, and they fraternize after hours with the waitresses. 
JONATHAN KRAMER, 29. Grungy artist has been making a living out of painting since he was in college. Not 
new to the spotlight (he did date Sophie Dahl), Kramer can be found frequenting Rene Risque concerts. Pro: Is 
good company and may offer to paint you. Con: Likes to travel around town on a skateboard - with no sidecar for 
a date. 
DAN ABRAMS, 36. The MSNBC newsdude, the son of legendary First Amendment lawyer Floyd Abrams, is one 
of the few talking heads smart enough to cover legal issues. Pro: Your mother will love him. Con: MSNBC 
ratings are so low, no one gets to see him. 
JAMIE JOHNSON, 23. The Johnson & Johnson heir burst onto the scene last year at Sundance with his 
documentary "Born Rich," which showed the pathetic underbelly of his - and his pals' - "blessed" lives. Pro: The 
kid's got talent! Con: He sold out his friends, and that nasal voice could cut glass. 
ROFFREDO GAETANI, 50. The strapping former boxer is an Italian count distantly related to a pope. He was a 
close friend of late Fiat chairman Gianni Agnelli, who set Roffredo up with Ferrari dealerships. Pro: The old world 
charm Is such that he kisses women's hands. Con: Has been very busy, especially with models. Ivana Trump 
was just his most famous conquest. 
REP. ANTHONY WEINER, 38. The Brooklyn Democrat is ambitious and hard-working, and had the good sense 
to hire the extremely capable Serena Torrey as one of his aides. Pro: Being touted as a possible candidate for 
mayor. Con: Could be cruelly described as a pencil- necked geek. 
ERIC VILLENCY, 28. Dashing president and creative director of Maurice Villency, a chain of furniture stores 
founded by his grandfather in 1932. Pro: He sponsors fashion designers so he gets front-row seats to all the 
shows. Con: Seems serious with his girlfriend of over a year, gorgeous Olivia Chantecaille. 
ADAM CLAYTON POWELL, 41. The state assemblyman resembles his legendary father, the congressman for 
whom a boulevard in Harlem is named. His mother was a famous beauty in Puerto Rico, where young Adam 
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grew up. He plans someday to oust his nemesis, Rep. Charlie Rangel, and take over his seat. Pro: Has a yacht 
at City Island where he entertains bikini babes. Con: Has a tendency to back losers. 
FREDERIC FEKKAI, 44. Handsome French haircutter has charmed the pants off Libet Johnson, Patricia Duff 
and other blondes too numerous to mention. Meanwhile, he's been branding his name and marketing hair care 
products. Pro: You'll never have a bad hair day. Con: He might be a bit spoiled. One rich girlfriend supposedly 
gave him a Gulfstream jet, and it wasn't even Christmas. 
JIMMY RODRIGUEZ, 41. Since dropping out of high school, he's built a four-restaurant empire with eateries in 
the Bronx, Harlem, Sutton Place and City Island. Pro: Is pals with hip-hop stars, Yankees and Knicks. Con: Is 
pals with hip-hop stars, Yankees and Knicks. 
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KEITH.]: KELLY. New York Post. New York, N.Y.: Dec 14, 2003. pg. 031 
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