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Gwyneth Paltrow Is White Hot For a Night Out in London

Katie Henry — Wed, 23 May 2012 08:38:30 PDT

Gwyneth Paltrow flashed a smile and waved to photographers as she arrived at a charity dinner for the Clinton Foundation's Millennium Network held at Old Vic Tunnels in London tonight. Other attendees included former president Bill Clinton, Chelsea Clinton, Princess Beatrice and her boyfriend Dave Clark, and Will.i.am. Gwyneth dressed in all white for her latest night on the town, which was in stark contrast to the all-black ensemble she wore for Jay-Z and Kanye West's Watch the Throne afterparty on Sunday night. Gwyneth's sense of style seems to be rubbing off on her daughter, Apple, who debuted pink hair over the weekend. In addition to looking good, Gwyneth can also count on smelling good since she was recently named the new face of Hugo Boss's latest fragrance, Boss Nuit Pour Femme.

Here Come the Brides: First Daughter Weddings

TresSugar — Mon, 20 Feb 2012 17:05:28 PST

America was buzzing over Chelsea Clinton's marriage to Marc Mezvinsky in 2010, but that wasn't the first time a first daughter's wedding has found a captive audience. After all, these events are the closest thing we have to royal weddings. Since it's Presidents' Day, take a look at how our commanders in chief have become fathers of the bride over the years.

Chelsea Clinton Kicks Off a More Public Life on TV

Annie Scudder — Tue, 13 Dec 2011 10:51:16 PST

Chelsea Clinton sat down with Brian Williams on his nightly Rock Center show to explain why she's leaving behind her "deliberately private life" for a journalism career. But before she got personal last night, Chelsea reported on former-educator Annette Dove, who has committed her life to helping impoverished children in Pine Bluff, Arkansas with hot food, tutoring, and someone to talk to.

After her inaugural "Making a Difference" report, Chelsea went on to discuss why she's putting herself out there for the first time. She said, "For most of my life, I did deliberately lead a private life and inadvertently led a public life." But after her grandmother, Dorothy Rodham, passed away in early November, she decided to change course. Chelsea explained that her grandmother had a core adage in life: that life is not about what happens to you, but about what you do with what happens to you. Chelsea said her grandmother had recently been "challenging me to do more with my life, to lead more of a purposefully public life. That being Chelsea Clinton had happened to me and that I had a responsibility to do something with that asset and opportunity."

See Chelsea's full segment below and tell us whether you're looking forward to more from her.

Chelsea Clinton Is Latest Political Daughter to Join TV News

Annie Scudder — Mon, 14 Nov 2011 10:00:12 PST

Chelsea Clinton grew up under the media spotlight, considering her dad became president when she was just 12 years old. Since then, her parents and Chelsea herself have been fierce guardians of her privacy. But now almost 20 years after Bill Clinton became commander in chief, Chelsea is taking more steps into the public eye. Her latest move? A gig as a special correspondent for NBC News.

Maria Shriver, daughter of JFK's sister Eunice Kennedy Shriver and former ambassador and vice presidential nominee Sargent Shriver, may have blazed the path for political offspring on national news. Maria worked for NBC News for more than a decade. She's been followed by bubbly former first daughter Jenna Bush Hager, who has been a correspondent for Today since 2009, reporting on topics like non-profits for children who lost a parent on 9/11. Megan McCain also just started a job for MSBC, and as an already outspoken and opinionated young Republican she seems more willing to take on political issues.

For her part, Chelsea will likely participate in NBC's "Making a Difference" series, which focuses on volunteers improving their communities. Of the political daughters on TV now, who would you rather watch?

Will Chelsea Clinton Follow In Her Parents' Footsteps?

Annie Scudder — Thu, 27 Oct 2011 10:55:58 PDT

After a story ran today suggesting Chelsea Clinton will soon run for Congress in New York, a Clinton spokesperson said it was 100 percent false that the former first daughter will seek office this election season. But as Chelsea works on her PhD in public policy, she might also be working toward a political future.

A typically private Chelsea Clinton, 31, dipped her toes in the political waters during her mother's presidential campaign. And as Politico reports, Chelsea enjoyed it. She's recently found opportunities to be in the spotlight again, interviewing her mother at the Clinton Global Initiative event, starting a Facebook page, and authoring a piece about her father's legacy. Chelsea's also beefing up her own political credentials, working on a PhD in public policy for NYU. Apparently she is taking an interest in policy close to her mother's heart too, including healthcare and women's issues.

Of course, Chelsea could always use her training to further causes outside of public office. And it remains to be seen if the public would welcome a Clinton political dynasty that extends to the former president's kid as they did with George W. Bush. They could also reject it, as the people of New York did with Caroline Kennedy's failed Senate bid in 2009. Would you like to see Chelsea in politics?

Hillary Clinton Really Wants to Be a Grandma

Annie Scudder — Thu, 27 Jan 2011 17:43:51 PST

Hillary Clinton dreamed about winning the title of madame president, but she'd more eagerly welcome another one: grandma. According to Bill, at least. When asked what he'd like to accomplish in the next decade, the former president had this to say:

“I would like to have a happy wife. And she won’t be unless she’s a grandmother. It's something she wants more than she wanted to be president."

Talk about pressure for Chelsea, who just got married last year! It's a bit off-putting to picture a power woman like Hillary as the grandchild-pressuring mom. Still, I find it sweet that she values her family so much. What do you make of Bill's comments?

Best of 2010: The Year in Celebrity Weddings

PopSugar — Tue, 21 Dec 2010 16:12:50 PST

There was lots of love in 2010, with plenty of celebrities tying the knot in front of family and friends. Some chose lavish affairs and overseas "I Dos" while others kept their weddings sweet and simple. Either way, they were affairs to remember as some of Hollywood's hottest couples walked down the aisle and made their relationships official. Weigh in on your favorite newlyweds and take a look at all of 2010's celebrity weddings!

Don't miss all the Best of 2010 coverage, polls, slideshows, and more on the PopSugar Network!

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Best of 2010: Which Was Your Favorite Wedding of the Year?

PopSugar — Mon, 13 Dec 2010 16:00:00 PST

We love to see celebrities tie the knot, and there were plenty of couples who made their relationships official this year. Some duos opted to keep things private with under-the-radar ceremonies in far-off places, while others went big with lavish events nearer to home. Whether outdoor or indoor, star-studded or small, there are lots to choose from in 2010, so tell us - which was your favorite celebrity wedding?

Don't miss all the Best of 2010 coverage, polls, slideshows, and more on the PopSugar Network!

Biggest Headlines of 2010: Chelsea Clinton Gets Married!

TresSugar — Mon, 06 Dec 2010 15:15:41 PST

Chelsea Clinton and Marc Mezvinsky gave America its own version of a royal wedding when they tied the knot this Summer. After announcing their engagement at the end of last year, the pair provided the public with lots to talk about, as details about the location, food, and guest list for their top-secret wedding started to leak during the Spring. As we waited for the wedding of the year, we also looked back at other first-daughter weddings. On her big day, Chelsea flashed a big smile and beamed in her Vera Wang gown. Reminisce now with this recap and don't miss all the Best of 2010 coverage, including polls, slideshows, and more, on the PopSugar Network!

Kate, Julia, and Fergie Get Together For a Glamourous Night

Allie Merriam — Tue, 09 Nov 2010 07:45:00 PST

Glamour magazine played hosted last night at its annual Women of the Year gala in NYC. Fergie, who looked hot in red alongside husband Josh Duhamel, was among the year's honorees, which also included the always classy Queen Rania of Jordan, Donatella Versace, Julia Roberts, Cher, and more. Hilary Swank and Janet Jackson were on hand to present a statue to Donatella. Janet shared kind words about how Donatella was close with both her and her late brother Michael, even dressing them for his memorial service. Kate, meanwhile, introduced Fergie's achievement. Fergie was in tears as she thanked her mom, sister, and husband for letting her get glamorous in their bathrooms all the time.

Mayor Michael Bloomberg handed awards to athletes Lisa Leslie, Mia Hamm, and Lindsey Vonn, but the crowd really went wild when Oprah Winfrey stepped out to present an honor to Julia Roberts. Oprah spoke about Julia's skills as a mom, which is fitting since the actress just created a documentary on motherhood for the daytime queen's upcoming OWN network. Stanley Tucci was last to step out to speak about the humanitarian work done by Cher, who received a plaque and flag from two wounded soldiers from The Heroes Project. It was the magazine's latest star-studded evening celebrating the accomplishments of women, after recently hosting a bash for budding directors Jessica Biel and Eva Mendes.

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