I have a love-hate relationship with the New York Post, of which I am a daily reader.

They are consistently scummy in their coverage.

Crime, fear-mongering, race-baiting, you name it, the New York Post has got it, along with

some legitimately devoted local reporting.

But I read page 6, it's gossip column, because I know the post will go there, for better

or for worse.

The paper's gender politics are remarkably consistent.

Through the years, even as the nation has become more conscious of ingrained sexism,

the post has stood a thwart change and said, eh, we're good.

So it's perhaps no surprise that one of our boldest examples of naughty-audi sexism comes

from the good people at the New York Post.

On November 29, 2006, the paper splashed the headline, Bimbo Summit, across its front page.

The accompanying picture was of Lindsay Lohan, Britney Spears, and Paris Hilton squashed

into the front seat of a sports car.

Here's a clip from a paparazzi video that shows the moments leading up to that shot.

In it, Lindsay is addressing allegations that Paris had hit her.

There's a little back and forth with the paps.

Oh, this is classic.

Oh, wow.

The, oh, this is classic from the photographer, is a reaction to the fact that all three women,

all wildly famous for their partying at the time, have piled together for a photo.

You probably need a little more context.

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