Seined, Sealed, Delivered  Did Vanity Fair freelancer Lynn
Hirschberg, author of this month's cover profile of Jerry
Seinfeld, provide an advance copy to the comedian, in violation
of the monthly's policy? That is the conclusion reached by an
internal Vanity Fair investigation into how Seinfeld ended up
making changes on his own, already favorable profile.  But
Hirschberg flatly denies that she leaked the piece: "I did not
give the article to Jerry Seinfeld," she told the Voice on
Monday. She said she had a theory as to how Seinfeld acquired an
advance copy, but declined to say what it was.  Whatever her
theory, the editors at Vanity Fair are not buying it. They say
they no longer intend to use Hirschberg's work.  "It's a fucking
pain," Vanity Fair editor Graydon Carter told the Voice on
Monday. "You set up things so that this can't happen, and all
you can do if it comes from the reporter is not to use that
reporter in the future."  This might be considered--given the
subject--a controversy about nothing. Mor