I don't buy the Sunday New York Times every week; at $3.50, it's far too expensive, especially when most of the articles can be found online. But when I know that one of my dopey little blurbs about some greasy spoon in the wilds of New Jersey will be in the paper that week, I break down and buy it (hey, need to maintain the clip portfolio, know what I mean?).

Which is why I'm surprised that I missed this article about my girl Campbell Brown's wedding in the April 9 Sunday Styles section. I had the dead-trees version of the paper in my grubby little hands that day; I even scanned the Styles section -- love that Modern Love column! -- but for some reason, I missed this. It describes how Brown and her new husband, Fox analyst and White House press secretary candidate Dan Senor, met and fell in love over discussions about Iraq, current affairs, and politics.

Some interesting tidbits about Campbell: she's three years older than Senor, has been married and divorced already, wears suits on NBC Nightly News that still have the price tags on them, and has an ankle tattoo of a banana. Hmm... looks like Senor's one lucky guy there, doesn't it?

Oh, and what did I learn about Dan Senor? Well... uh... I don't really remember... he's bald?

[via Rachel Sklar on Huffingtonpost.com]