More dirt on noted horndog Robert F. Kennedy Jr.: the New York Post obtained a list of 43 women stored on his phone, which his late wife Mary Richardson reportedly suspected documented his many affairs.

Nothing much is at stake in Iron Man 3. The explosions only affect the bad guys (all an out-of-iron Tony Stark needs to do to deflect one is hide behind the door of a bag-ice freezer). No one of any real importance to this franchise (or that of the bigger Marvel superheroes franchise that it’s part of) is going to expire.

With tens of thousands of people occupying the streets, squares, Citibanks, and other public places of America to demand economic human rights for all, the dedication of a memorial to Martin Luther King Jr. seems like good timing—even if the memorial itself is kinda weird.

What does Bill Clinton have in common with 27-year-old French street artist "JR"? No, not some sex thing: As of today, they've both won the TED prize, a $100,000 award for "exceptional individuals." Want to see JR's art?

Donald Trump Jr. is pitching a reality show called Keep It In the Family, in which he'll convince heirs to take over their patriarchs' businesses. It's the only way to resolve the cognitive dissonance associated with inheriting Donald Sr.'s hair.

Formerly with the law firm Shearman & Sterling, Hand is a partner at the New York-based boutique firm Hand, Baldachin & Amburgey. His clients have included MSG, Jim Courier, IMG, DK, Earnest Sewn, fashion designers Phillip Lim and Charlotte Ronson, Euan Rellie's BDA, Warner Music, Blip.tv, and Flavorpill. His wife is fashion designer Katie Zorn.

Considered by many to be the finest actor of his generation, De Niro's also a quintessential New Yorker and he owns about half of Tribeca to prove it.

Bill O'Reilly is the hot-headed conservative TV host of The O'Reilly Factor, currently rated the most-watched news program on cable TV. He has also dabbled in semi-pro baseball, writing, and allegedly, the art of sexual harassment.

As a master mixer, longtime DJ, and rap icon, Funkmaster Flex lives up to his catchy moniker. He is also really, really into cars.

One of the most famous (living) members of the Kennedy clan, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is an environmental attorney and activist as well as a potential political candidate.

A man who's never met a role he didn't like, Stanley Tucci has played Italian gangsters (Road to Perdition) and gay fashion editors (The Devil Wears Prada) and appeared on stage in productions like Terrence McNally's Frankie and Johnny in the Claire de Lune. His Frankie and Johnny co-star, Edie Falco, is also his ex-girlfriend.

Dick Fuld was chairman and chief executive officer of Lehman Brothers, the investment bank that filed for bankruptcy in September 2008.

Allen is chairman of Allen & Co., the media-focused investment bank that caters to the likes of Rupert Murdoch and Oprah Winfrey.

A senior partner at the law firm of Davis Polk & Wardwell, Fiske is a seasoned litigator with a long record of public service. He's most famous for heading up the Whitewater investigation before being replaced by Kenneth Starr.

The music heavyweight who once ran Sony Music, Mottola is the former husband of pop diva Mariah Carey.

The heartthrob director and actor is also the lucky husband of supermodel Christy Turlington.

The son of Edgar Bronfman Sr. and heir to a family fortune, Edgar Jr. is currently the CEO of Warner Music.

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