This morning Page Six tried to unravel the increasingly tangled web surrounding Olivia Palermo, Tinsley Mortimer, Peter Davis, Kristian Laliberte, and the dueling socialite-themed websites that some combination of these people might operate, contribute to, or maybe just tip off.

With your help, we've ID'd 14 of the potentially worst bosses in New York. We'll be parading them in front of you daily, and when we're done, we'll all decide together who's the worst. Feel free to shout out your suggestions if any of these tales joggles a traumatized (or happy) memory!

A-list PR gal Lauren Davis has been on the skids over at Socialite Rank, barely hanging in on the top 20, despite clocking in at number 11 a month ago. We may have an explanation! Last night, at the Union Square theater, according to a movie-goer, the recent birthday girl was out with young striver and stylist Kristian Laliberte, who Socialite Rank refers to as a "D-list leach." Apparently, the odd two-some were chit-chatting the 9:25 p.m. showing of "Breach." If true, that's the weirdest girls night out ever. According to the movie-goer, Kristian then packed up and headed over to see "The Bridge of Terabithia." Theater-hopper!

We know people who know self-styled "stylist" and general good-time boy Kristian Laliberte. Yes, we're ashamed! Anyway, one of them reports overhearing Kristian at a party at Thom bar, talking about how, in the wake of his Socialite Rank skewering, he's "learned who his real friends are."

Before fashion publicist/gadabout Kristian Laliberte (right) got sorta-famous for telling the Observer he wanted to be New York's Rachel Zoe and Facebookishly declaring his love for "hot hotel compilations," "sour straws" and "Swedish people," he was a high school student. Photographic evidence after the jump.

Kristian Laliberte, the fashion publicist of sorts who is now the enemy of Tinsley Mortimer and both a gay-bashing and a fashion victim, has a busy busy Facebook life. In addition to his self-explanation above, he is a member of this insanely oddball mix of Facebook groups: "We are So F***ing Fabulous, We Routinely Have to Beat up Paparazzi outside," "Giuliani '08," "I Look Good In Sweatpants and a Popped Collar" and "Remembering Professor Edward Said." Confuse me? We did not know there was a spot in any known Venn diagram where anti-Orientalism met early, face-bloated mornings at Bungalow.

I want to be New York's answer to Rachel Zoe . . . Yeah, Nicole Richie did fire her and called her a bitch, but you know she worked her way up to that. She's one of my idols.