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Winner of the Week

Bloomsbury Publishing

The London company kept Princess in Love a secret until it hit stores. An account of Princess Di’s alleged affair with an army officer, the book sold 75,000 its first day on the shelves. Dutton has just released the steamy sleaze Stateside.

Loser of the Week

Rush Limbaugh

In his book See, I Told You So, the right-wing oracle confused Sherrol Miller, ex-wife of an alleged bigamist, with another talk-show guest, who claimed to be a transsexual lesbian. Miller sued, and Limbaugh wrote her an apology as part of the settlement. The error was removed from later printings.
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