Kathy Griffin on Elisabeth Hasselbeck, Scott Brown, Barney Frank, and Her Ex-Boyfriend Levi Johnston
The comedienne and reality star talks to us about her long July.
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The comedienne and reality star talks to us about her long July.
And how it's working on financial-regulation reform.
We talked to the filmmaker behind tonight's HBO documentary 'The Trials of Ted Haggard.'
We've cut together the brief appearances of the girls who might be John Edwards's mistress in the Goldie Hawn–Kurt Russell flick 'Overboard.'
To sum up: Everyone involved in this whole Edwards-affair mess is probably crazy, almost certainly lying, and definitely should keep his or her mouth shut. Here are the bit players you need to know.
Rielle Hunter finally makes her way into the pages of a national newspaper. But we can't help but reminisce about when she was in the pages of Bret Easton Ellis's novels.
In an hour the governor of New York will make his television address about the financial crisis facing the state. Will it be enough to change Albany? And will it be enough to change him into a new kind of governor?
We round up all the examples of Obama addressing black groups and doing what Jackson called "talking down" to them.
We watch the candidate's spouse on the chatfest, so you don't have to.
We've discovered the secret e-mail correspondence between John McCain and supporter Heidi Montag — and it's way better than that Barack Obama and Scarlett Johansson junk!
What her look at last night's Children for Children benefit said about how she's feeling these days.
We imagine McCain's participation on "Weekend Update." It isn't pretty.
Their affair was the talk of the town while it was happening, discussed in a gossip column and even, notably, once on television.
The actress and the philosopher will address their respective presidents tonight at a PEN World Voices panel.
We've carefully reconstructed what we imagine to be the exact timeline of one of former governor Eliot Spitzer's recent days in New York City.
In which we ask Andrew Cuomo to please stop tooting his own horn, and just get to work.
You know that one Rudy, the one you couldn't help but love for his unshaking belief in his cause and his dogged persistence in the face of adversity? Loved that movie. Anyway, the other one is considering a run for the occupied governor's seat.
The new governor is sorry he ever brought up his past cocaine use, extramarital affairs, and the Days Inn.
In one of the more awkward backpedals performed to date in this campaign, Hillary Clinton has been forced to admit she fudged somewhat when she said she remembered landing "under sniper fire" during a 1996 Bosnia trip.