Maybe Chelsea Clinton needs some new friends.
The former first daughter announced her engagement to longtime boyfriend, Marc Mezvinsky via a mass e-mail to friends, and someone had no problem leaking it to the press. Here's what she said:
Former First Cat Socks died Friday at the age of 20 after battling throat cancer since November.
The once stray cat was rescued by the Clinton’s daughter, Chelsea, and went on to become one of the most famous felines in the world.
“Socks brought much happiness to Chelsea and us over the years, and enjoyment to kids and cat lovers everywhere,” the Clintons said in a statement. “We’re grateful for those memories, and we especially want to thank our good friend, Betty Currie, for taking such loving care of Socks for so many years.”
Celebrities including Richard Dreyfuss, Cyndi Lauper and Spike Lee have descended on Denver, Colorado to show their support for Democratic presidential nominee, Barack Obama.
Spike was working an Obama hat AND a t-shirt while Cyndi showed her love for Obama's wife Michelle and Richard tried to keep a low profile during speeches by Bill Clinton and Joe Biden (with a special appearance by Obama).
Super-angry supermodel Naomi Campbell has been banned from appearing onstage at Nelson Mandela's upcoming 90th birthday concert by Mandela himself, whom she refers to as her “honorary grandfather.”
According to reports, Mandela personally intervened to ensure Campbell was removed from the line-up for Friday's festivities following the guilty verdict in her assault case.
Bill Clinton brought daughter Chelsea as his date to last night’s Bild OSGAR Awards in Leipzig, Germany where Bill received a Bild Osgar Media Award
Anthony Hopkins was also honored and Naomi Campbell was on hand, presumably to provide a smackdown to anyone who got out of line.
Chelsea looks beautiful.
Bill is so undeniably sexy. It goes to show, charisma, intelligence, eloquence and swagger do way more for the ladies than boring ol' good looks.
We’d be his intern any day. We know we have a beret lying around somewhere.