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Rush & Molloy Retire Gossip Column


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Jen Chung

Published May 30, 2010

Modified May 30, 2010


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The Daily News' longtime husband-and-wife gossip team, George Rush and Joanna Malloy, are ending their column today and say good-bye, "Among the people who may not mourn the column's passing are Alex Rodriguez (we wrote about his alleged affair with Manhattan madam Kristin Davis), CNN's Jeffrey Toobin and Citigroup's Richard Parsons (we discovered they'd both fathered love children), Tiger Woods (we revealed mistress Cori Rist and a pair of ladies who allegedly tried to shake him down after a three-way) and Bernie Madoff (whose wife, Ruth, reportedly learned of his extramarital affairs here)," adding, "Thanks to all you tipsters, snitches, snoops and spywitnesses. You know who you are." Former Page Six gossip Frank DiGiacomo will head the News' Gatecrasher column this summer.

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Jen Chung is a former WNYC and Gothamist editor.

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