Oli Coleman is a columnist at Page Six. He covers a diverse range of topics including arts and entertainment, law and legal affairs, and beauty and fashion, often intersecting with themes related to sports figures and business leaders in NYC. Oli's work has been featured in notable publications such as News.com.au, Vanity Fair, and Rolling Stone.
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By: Oli Coleman
Sources tell Page Six that in the fall of 2023 a whistleblower — who is a production insider — alerted Evolution Media, the production company that makes the show for Bravo, to a laundry list of claims about Kennedy that had either been floating around behind the scenes of the show, been hinted at publicly, or even mentioned during tapings of the show.
By: Oli Coleman
They made a gravy error. One of the city's chicest restaurants bizarrely decided to nickel and dime a New York media exec — over Christmas
By: Oli Coleman
The modern art, luxe furnishings and custom fittings from the tragic couple's Hamptons mansion will be familiar to her followers who reveled in the details of her ultra-fabulous family life.
By: Oli Coleman
Athletics insiders were stunned to see one particular guest munching on a hot dog at Madison Square Garden for the Rangers game Tuesday night — the CEO of Altice, the company that owns cable provider Optimum… which isn't airing Rangers games right now because of a bitter money dispute with the Garden.
By: Oli Coleman
It’s not the White House. But… it’s a short walk to the Park? Kamala Harris is eyeing post-loss life in New York, we hear. Page Six spies say that Doug Emhoff toured a $20,000-a-month three-bedroom at the Park Loggia luxury condo building on the Upper West Side last week. (“The missus was missing,” said the source.) No word yet if the power pair plan to take the apartment. Meanwhile, a source said, “Not from me, but I heard they were looking to be bicoastal.” A third said that the soon-to-be-former VEEP and Second Gentleman intend for Los Angeles to continue to be their base when they leave Number One Observatory Circle this week,
By: Oli Coleman
The pair hung out in New York earlier in the week, and — perhaps only because they're both single and hot — there was enough talk of them getting together that they seem to have formed an opinion about it.
“They don't pretend that they have this Camelot relationship,” said the source who has worked with them. “They're not trying to present that they're this magical couple.”
By: Oli Coleman
Talk about slippery characters. “Gwyneth Goes Skiing,” a musical comedy about Gwyneth Paltrow's infamous Park City ski accident and the attendant courtroom drama , is making its New York debut this week.
Unlikely roommates Anna Delvey and Kelly Cutrone are working on a mysterious “media project.”
By: Oli Coleman
In a blistering and sweeping divorce victory, Julia Haart has been awarded control of the business she ran during her marriage to Silvio Scaglia
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