"...when you've got $250 million...does any of this really even matter?"
Not quite sure what Mr. Raymond means by this "real question", but this end to an already skeezy bit comes off pretty rank and without any journalistic value, not to mention any other values. Unless he means to imply that A-Rod and his entourage act as if that were the case, but the grammar makes Radar seem complicit. Well, he did say "seems to be" but either way, this girlina felt like a-rod just left her in bed with only a couple of crumpled benjamins to console her...

Teenage witch:
"the hand that feeds you"?! Gawker has actively cheered for the folding of Radar.
Even going so far as to have cheap laughs just weeks after Zuckerman put over 30 people out of work in '05. All while smiling pretty (well, as best as the unsightly crew could muster) and hypocritically for their Vanity Fair shoot. Maybe they're following Denton's orders but it or anything the site does is hardly "citizen journalism". They rip on an indie with abandon and then go on to work at the Conde Nast mothership (how's it going over at VF online, Jess?). Please, they are just as Establishment as Jimmy Kimmel, only uglier.

Tink! Girlina loves radar reviews, so why doesn't radar love them? More, please. And light up the marquee with one.