Link Roundup: Elle Macpherson's Panties

Posted by Adam Kuban, December 8, 2005 at 11:00 AM

It's been a bit since we've rounded up links for you. Not much noteworthy going on lately in the pizza world, it seems, besides the unfortunately inevitable muggings of pizza drivers. We're hesitant about running the first item, but sex sells, and we'll get more Google traffic if we talk about supermodels and lingerie. Bring on the pervs! — The Management

In a world where such a sight is increasingly commonplace, it's hard to imagine an inappropriate question. Nonetheless, I'm not used to having lunch with a supermodel underwear designer, so I find the situation somewhat daunting. But I don't give up. Some journalists I know have to talk to C.E.O.'s about earnings. I just happen to have the underwear beat. As [Elle] Macpherson eats a pizza with extra truffle oil, she shows very little hesitance in discussing breasts, bottoms, seduction and her philosophy of underthings.

When Vegard Sjaastad delivered a pizza near the western Norwegian town of Aalesund, there was something familiar about the customer's credit card. It was his card, and had been stolen the day before.

Throw in French onion soup ($7), which is good at 24 Prince, and barbecued chicken pizza ($10), which is bad everywhere, and I'm usually just about ready to fall asleep face first into my butternut squash soup. Want more Bruni? Check The Bruni Digest

Otto has both an inspired lardo pizza, topped with tissue-thin slices of translucent pork fat, and an uninspired margherita pizza (its best seller, Mr. Bastianich said). It also has a selection of Italian cheeses that would do any connoisseur proud.

Daily News pizza maven Irene Sax visits Blossom: Grilled pizza was charred at the edges but soggy in the middle, with strips of caramelized onions and red peppers laid over what seemed to be real, not faux, mozzarella cheese ($12).

First, they helped themselves to pizza and beer. Then they posed, unknowingly, to have their pictures taken. Now, Spotsylvania County authorities are hoping the public can help them identify two men they believe entered a county woman's home last month while she was sleeping and made off with the snacks--and her purse.

Creepy: Police say because of that -- there are more victims coming forward today. Greico believes Cruickshank -- who works at Joey's Pizza in Watervliet -- got her number when she went in in September -- but she believes she wasn't alone.

The general manager of the Pizza Hut on State Highway 82 in Mauston is unsure when the restaurant will be back open for business after a semi truck crashed into the back of the building early Sunday morning. This could only be seen as an improvement at the Hut.

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