Katie Couric has a new talk show in the works and a new man on her arm.
Sources tell The New York Post that the former CBS News anchor is dating John Molner, head of mergers and acquisitions at Brown Brothers Harriman in New York.
They are reportedly "very happy together" and actually appeared together in public over the weekend at a breast cancer benefit.
“Katie looked better than ever and, clearly in love, did her best to keep her relationship with John low-key," said a witness. "She was careful not to be photographed with him, but they were clearly together. They looked good together and other guests remarked that he seemed a more age-appropriate match.”
Couric has two daughters with late husband Jay Monahan, who died of colon cancer in 1998. She split with Brooks Perlin, who is 17 years her junior, for in December, following nearly five years together.
Couric's talk show, Katie, premieres on September 10.
Source: http://www.thehollywoodgossip.com/2012/07/john-molner-dating-katie-couric/
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Don?t let the name fool you. The Slim is more than just a trimmed-down Softail. It?s a bike that salutes the immediate post-World War II years when motorcycling redefined itself in America. It was a wild and rollicking time, too. And, despite today?s misperception that the 1947 Hollister incident served as ground zero, the real activity shaping the future of biking took place at competition events across America. Speed merchants like Tom Sifton and Chet Herbert built dazzlingly fast motorcycles for ironmen such as Joe Leonard, Ken Eggers, and Jimmy Chann for closed-course racing, and for a guy named Al Keys to ride as fast on two wheels as possible.
The difference, of course, is the Slim was developed to win customers, not races, so Ketterhagen?s crew paid close attention to what components found their way on ? and in some instances, off ? the bike. Most obvious features are the bobbed fenders, and the rear lighting utilizes lessons originally applied to the Nightster, including the iconic side-mount license plate assembly. The rear tire is slimmer, too, the Dunlop listed as a MT90B-16?, which makes this the narrowest 16? tire found on a Softail.
But the half-moon floorboards ? another bobber-era feature ? position your feet well for long rides, and the reach to the Hollywood bar places you in a comfortable riding position as well (an optional 2? pullback riser can be installed without having to change control cables ? nice touch). You practically feel like you?re sitting in the Slim, not on it, and you can only imagine what guys like Leonard, Eggers, and Chann must have been thinking about when they rolled their bikes to the starting lines so many years ago (although by the time Leonard won his first AMA Grand National Championship in 1954 he was riding race-bred KR models).