Celebrities! Why Clear Up Rumors For Free When You Can Pay $1,000?
LatestThe New York Times describes 56-year-old Sir David Tang as a “businessman, socialite and celebrity friend extraordinaire.” He’s best known for being the founder of ridiculously overpriced department store Shanghai Tang. Which makes him the perfect guy to create absurd new website ICorrect, where — for $1,000-a-year membership fee — a person of note may clear up lies, rumors, misconceptions or falsities. But! Isn’t that part of the charm of the internet? You never know what’s real! It’s a house of cards built upon a house or mirrors! (Also, for the truly salacious celebrity stuff, we already have Gossip Cop.)