Newsmax, wrote today that a military coup might just be the best way to "resolve" America's "Obama problem." Weirdly, they've pulled the column.

With the stink of celebrity deaths and recession wafting around us, we need a restorative figure of youth. A symbol of American virility. A man who, despite his antiquated views of women and Jews, can make America feel giddy again.

What do Project Runway winner of yore Jay McCarroll and artiste Julian Schnabel have in common? Who knows, actually, maybe a ton. But one thing's for sure: They're both on Leslie Klotz's email contact list, as are a bunch of Conde Nast-ites, Hearst-ers, Times, Post, and Daily News staff, and book publishing higher-ups. And now any of those people who'd like to will be able to get in touch with each other, because in the email (perhaps hastily written?) announcing that "as of Monday, April 9, 2007 [she is] no longer with Banana Republic," Klotz neglected to bcc any of them. (She brings people together!) And weird: Who knew that Anna Wintour had any need of free khakis?

The Banana Republic ad with the architects—it's everywhere! And it raised some questions for us. So we asked an architect—we'll call him Frankie Lloyd—who works at "a large firm downtown with an eccentric, megalomaniac starchitect at the helm" how the ad stacked up to his reality. The answers may surprise you!