self-parody Apr. 19, 2012

Bill Clinton Has a Bit of a Wandering Eye

By Noreen Malone

Sidelong glances. Photo: SAUL LOEB/2011 AFP

In the midst of a Times style-section profile of Trudie Styler today, we learn just a bit more about Bill Clinton, philanthropist.

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Presumably he means the Rainforest Foundation, not tantric sex. Maybe.

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