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Dorothy Robinson

Dorothy Robinson

Dorothy Robinson is Metro's managing editor of print and digital. Her duties run the gamut from interviewing TV personalities such as Stephen Colbert, to Poet Laureate Billy Collins to flying through the jungles of Colombia to chat with their former president Alvaro Uribe. But, her main day-to-day activities include overseeing the paper and its awesome staff. She enjoys writing about books, travel, parenting and her beloved, long-running daily column, The Word, a fun, personality-driven take on entertainment news and gossip. Dorothy is also the co-author of the humor /self-help book, "Dating Makes You Want to Die: But You Have to Do it Anyway," which was published in 2008 by Harper Collins. The book was featured in Time Out New York, Philadelphia Magazine, Daily Candy, Current TV, The Philadelphia Inquirer, her parent’s Christmas newsletter, and many more publications you’ve probably never heard of. She's appeared on CBS’s “Early Show,” “The 10 Show” (NBC morning show in Philadelphia), CN8, Sirius Radio, and is a frequent guest speaker for various organizations on the current media marketplace. You can find her on Facebook (www.facebook.com/DorothyNRobinson) as well as Twitter (@dorothyrobinson and @dorothyatmetro). When she's not helping to produce tiny news for the commuting masses, she lives in Brooklyn with her nice husband, dog and 1-year-old.


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The Word: Russell Brand broke up with Katy Perry via text

Hmmmm. Pretty sure this is a marriage don’t: Russell Brand apparently broke it off with wife Katy Perry via text [...]

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Tagged Katy Perry, Russell Brand, text, the word | Reply
Keeping it classy, Scott Disick celebrated his 30th birthday in Vegas with a friend and “Girls Gone Wild” founder Joe Francis. Credit: Getty Images

The Word: Scott Disick as Patrick Batemen in Kanye West’s ‘Yeezus’ promo

With his product-coated hair, steely gaze, love of high fashion, and dead soul, Scott Disick has channeled a distinct Patrick [...]

Posted in Entertainment
Tagged Kardashian, Patrick Bateman, Scott Disick, the word | Reply
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The Word: Olivia Munn opens up about her trichotillomania (ripping out her eyelashes)

In 2012, Olivia Munn publicly acknowledged suffering from trichotillomania, an anxiety disorder in which the sufferer pulls out their own [...]

Posted in The Word
Tagged anxiety, Eyelashes, mental health, Olivia Munn, rip, social anxiety, The Newsroom, the word, trichotillomania | Reply
Heidi Schreck and Emily Bergl in The Public Theater's Shakespeare in the Park production of The Comedy of Errors, directed by Daniel Sullivan, running at the Delacorte Theater in Central Park through June 30. Credit: Joan Marcus

Shakespeare in the Park: The show must go on for Emily Bergl

The Public Theater’s Shakespeare in the Park is a New York City institution. For 50 years, thespians have alighted in [...]

Posted in Entertainment
Tagged Central Park, Comedy of Errors, Emily Bergl, New York, rain, Shakespeare in the Park, summer, The Public, theater, weather | 1 Reply
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The Word: Drake abstains from sex?

Despite his looks, talent, sex appeal, tons of cash and being known via just one name — a la Cher [...]

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Tagged Drake, the word | Reply
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The Word: Ozzy and Sharon Osbourne together at the Daytime Emmy Awards

Despite rampant rumors that Ozzy and Sharon Osbourne are divorcing, the two looked very cozy on Sunday night at the [...]

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Tagged Ozzy Osbourne, Sharon Osbourne, the word | Reply
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The Word: John Malkovich saves man’s life

John Malkovich (and his penchant for scarves) to the rescue! The “Warm Bodies” star was out for a walk in [...]

Posted in The Word
Tagged hero, John Malcovich, the word | Reply
Real-life father and son Jaden and Will Smith play movie father and son in "After Earth"
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The Word: Will Smith laughs about ‘After Earth’ flop

Will Smith is doing his best to laugh off the disappointing box office performance of his latest film, “After Earth,” [...]

Posted in Entertainment, The Word
Tagged After Earth, Jaden Smith, Jimmy Kimmel, Will Smith | Reply
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One is not the loneliest number: the joys of only children

Pity the poor only child. The eldest child is never stereotyped as spoiled; the youngest is never pigeonholed as maladjusted [...]

Posted in Books
Tagged achievement, author, Books, childrearing, family, financial, happiness, Lauren Sandler, One and Only, only child, Parenting, research, resources, self-esteem, study | Reply
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The Word: Scarlett Johansson sues novelist

Scarlett Johansson has a thing for the written word. And that thing is: She doesn’t like it. The actress is suing [...]

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Tagged Gregoire Delacourt, scarlett johansson | Reply
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