Gershon's Rep: VF Bubba-Love Brouhaha Bogus
While Gina Gershon lights up Broadway in the musical Boeing, Boeing, Gershon's rep is setting flame to Vanity Fair, accusing the magazine of “irresponsible journalism” in their article linking former President Bill Clinton to the actress. This month's issue features a scathing profile of Clinton, penned by Todd S. Purdum, which insinuates that the former prez has been less-than-faithful to Hillary since recovering from heart surgery in 2004. Purdham alleges that unnamed aides to Clinton were nervo

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Hey everyone, I’m sorry I’ve been away. I’ve been in albuquerque, working on the movie "love ranch" with helen mirren and joe pesci. Finally, I get to play a prostitute but I figure with helen mirren playing my madam, its ok.Now I’ve come back to ny to start rehearsing for "Boeing Boeing" that will be opening on Broadway May 4th so if you are in New York check out the show. I’ve been working on my website that will be more user friendly so stay tuned!xo

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hey I hope everyone is well and having fun.  I have been working my ass off opening a show on Broadway called Boeing Boeing.  We've been running now for a couple of weeks and its really great...its nice to see people so happy and smiling when they leave the theatre. So if you're in NY please come and check it out, its at the Longacre Theatre. Also, I am continuing with my role of Valerie on Rescue Me.  I love Dennis, it's the only time we ever get to see each other! Hopefully in a f

Video: Bill Clinton Argues With Voter
While campaigning in Fayetteville, W.Va., Bill Clinton argued with an audience member over claims made by Hillary Clinton that she improved health care during his administration.

Is Brad Pitt Bill Clinton's New Wingman?
Bill Clinton joined Brad Pitt at a groundbreaking ceremony for Make It Right, Brad’s cause célèbre for Hurricane Katrina victims. Brad explains the project is “not about a handout, but a hand up.” To which, we're guessing, Bill scowled, "I thought it was about a hand job. Some wingman you are."

Bill Clinton, Michelle Obama Author Pieces for Us Weekly
John McCain may have endorsement of Heidi Montag, but Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama have the support of their spouses, who penned exclusive first-person pieces arguing for the candidates they know best in the latest issue of Us Weekly. Their pieces are a little under 1,000 words apiece. "I tell people I am married to the answer," Michelle Obama wrote in Us. "If I weren't married to him, I'd want a Barack Obama presidency right now — not in four or eight years, but now." Bill Clinton wrote in U

Clinton supporter Elton John laments U.S. misogyny
British pop star Elton John, playing a fund-raiser for Hillary Clinton in New York on Wednesday, said he was amazed at the misogyny of some in America and he hoped that wouldn't stop her being president. At the fund-raiser which Clinton's campaign manager said raised $2.5 million, John said there was no one more qualified to lead the United States into the next era. "Having said that, I never cease to be amazed at the misogynistic attitude of some people in this country. And I say to hell with them,"

Bill Clinton Has Creepy Metal Frog Fetish
Hillary Clinton did a very personable interview in the latest issue of People magazine, which made a one-time exception in this case to feature a robot. When Hillary was asked what her last present to Bill was, she responded, "I give him little mementos I find. He's collected frogs a long time, and I found a metal frog that I thought was cute." And now Bill Clinton's metal frog is filing a sex harassment lawsuit against him, in Arkansas.

Bill Clinton: Purdum a "Sleazy" "Slimy" "Scumbag"
Former President Bill Clinton today unleashed a salty stream of epithets to describe former New York Times reporter and current Vanity Fair writer Todd Purdum, calling him "sleazy," "dishonest," "slimy" and a "scumbag." The former president made the comment at a local campaign event after I asked him if Purdum's much-commented upon Vanity Fair story was weighing on his mind. Tightly gripping this reporter's hand and refusing to let go, Clinton heatedly denounced the writer, who is currently married to

Hillary's First Lady papers go public
Thousands of pages of Hillary Rodham Clinton's schedules as first lady are being released to the public after months of pressure and criticism that the Clintons were delaying the disclosure. The National Archives, which operates the former President Clinton's presidential library in Little Rock, announced Tuesday it would release 11,046 pages of Clinton's daily schedules at the Little Rock facility and online Wednesday morning. Clinton has faced criticism from fellow Democratic presidential candidate

Clinton apologizes to black voters
Sen. Hillary Clinton apologized to a gathering of black newspaper publishers Wednesday for a top fundraiser's controversial comments that Sen. Barack Obama's race has helped his candidacy. The New York senator found herself in the hot seat after the remarks by Geraldine Ferraro -- a former New York congresswoman, Democratic vice presidential candidate and Clinton supporter. "I rejected what she said and I certainly do repudiate it," Clinton said at the National Newspaper Publishers Association meeting

Martine McCutcheon to play Monica Lewinsky?
Martine McCutcheon could be about to get that big break in the U.S. she’s wanted for so long. A TV movie is being planned about Hillary Clinton's life and they are considering offering Martine the role of hubby Bill’s former – ahem – friend Monica Lewinsky.

Barack Obama wins Grammy
Barack Obama got a foot up on his presidential rivals Hillary Clinton and John McCain by winning a Grammy Award last night. The Democratic Illinois senator won the award for his narration of audio book The Audacity of Hope: Thoughts on Reclaiming the American Dream. He managed to beat former presidents Bill Clinton and Jimmy Carter, who were also nominated.It’s not Obama’s first Grammy. He also won the same award in 2006 for his 1995 memoir Dreams from my Father.

Barack Obama says he looks good in underwear
In the new issue of Us Weekly, presidential candidate Barack Obama invited news director Lara Cohen to join his campaign for a day. He described some of his best Just Like Us moments, and took our Presidential Pop Quiz (where he revealed that his daughters think Britney and Paris are "yuck"). Some excepts from the Us interview: How familiar are you with Us Weekly? My wife reads it. Do your daughters Sasha and Malia ever ask about Britney Spears? Actually, yeah. But they're very sensible. They're

Hillary At White House on 'Stained Blue Dress' Day
Hillary Clinton spent the night in the White House on the day her husband had oral sex with Monica Lewinsky, and may have actually been in the White House when it happened, according to records of her schedule released today by the National Archives. An initial review by ABC News of the 17,481 pages of Sen. Hillary Clinton's schedule as first lady, released today by the National Archives, also finds significant gaps in time and many days containing only "private meetings" at the White House with unnamed

Elton John concert for Hillary
Sir Elton John has a new Candle in the Wind. Mr. John, the legendary British pop crooner who memorialized the late Princess Diana by rewriting the lyrics to his song, “Candle in the Wind,” will be holding a “one night only” solo concert on behalf of Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton’s presidential campaign on April 9 at Radio City Music Hall in New York. The event, his first solo concert in New York since a 2000 appearance at Madison Square Garden, is a fundraiser for Mrs. Clinton. Tickets go o

Clintons push a Hillary/Obama ticket
Hillary and Bill Clinton are again teaming up on Barack Obama -- this time saying the first-term U.S. lawmaker, whom they have derided as inexperienced, would be a strong running mate on a Democratic presidential ticket headed by the former first lady. In talking up a joint ticket, the Clintons may be seeking the upper hand, attempting to put her in consideration for the top of the ticket when she so far has failed to win the votes necessary to assure that she would face Republican presidential candidate