Nickname:	Bill Clinton / President Bill Clinton / Fmr. Pres. Bill Clin
Known for:	The Final Days, The Last Party, 60 Minutes
Birth name:	William Jefferson Blythe III
Birthday:	19 August 1946, Hope, Arkansas, USA
Height:	6' 2½" (1.89 m)

Brad And Bill Make It Right In New Orleans

Picture Inside. Brad Pitt took a break from filming in Texas to join Bill Clinton in New Orleans on Sunday.The two met up with hundreds of volunteers in the Lower 9th Ward to begin building homes for Katrina victims as part of Brad's Make It Right program.The volunteers were rewarded with autographs, pictures and one lucky l... Read More » Brad And Bill Make It Right In New Orleans

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... on his diet.Bill Clinton -- famous for his love of fast food ... and there's a Phil Hartman "SNL" skit to prove it. But ever since his heart bypass surgery in 2004, eating the deep fried stuff would just be asking for trouble.So yesterday in ...

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AFP - Ticket sales for a "conversation" here Friday between Bill Clinton and George W. Bush, the 42nd and 43rd US presidents, were reportedly less than hoped for, but protesters are expected at the event en masse.
AFP - A "conversation" here Friday between Bill Clinton and George W. Bush, the 42nd and 43rd US presidents, attracted some 6,000 beholders and a few hundred protestors in a carnival atmosphere.
AP - Bill Clinton's saxophone and Robert Pattinson's lips have helped a star-studded charity event raise money to fight AIDS.
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Bill Clinton gave Fran Drescher a hand at the Life Ball charity event in Vienna this weekend.The former President likes to keep his fingers on the pulse of the important issues.See Also Bono, Jovi & Bill -- Who's the Bigger Rockstar? ...

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AP - "Desperate Housewives" star Eva Longoria Parker, former U.S. President Bill Clinton and singer Katy Perry attended a flamboyant Austrian charity gala Saturday dedicated to raising money for people with HIV and AIDS.
AFP - Former US president Bill Clinton arrived in the Colombian port city of Barranquilla Saturday to visit a school built with the help of pop star Shakira to help disadvantaged youths in the region.
NEW YORK (AP) — Dennis Quaid is lined up to play former President Clinton with Julianne Moore as Hillary Clinton for a movie, "The Special Relationship," that HBO is working on.


Rapper Wyclef Jean is touring his native Haiti with former U.S. president Bill Clinton in a bid to raise international awareness about the poverty-stricken country.


Rapper Wyclef Jean is touring his native Haiti with former U.S. president Bill Clinton in a bid to raise international awareness about the poverty-stricken country.


Rapper WYCLEF JEAN is touring his native Haiti with former U.S. president BILL CLINTON in a bid to raise international awareness about the poverty-stricken country.The Fugees star, who arrived in Haiti on Wednesday (11Mar09), was invited to join the four-day fact finding mission by Clinton and the United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon.More than one million
Former U.S. President BILL CLINTON has downloaded his favourite tunes to help raise cash for the musical victims of Hurricane Katrina.The ex-leader chose Brown Eyed Girl by Van Morrison, I Get Along Without You Very Well by Carly Simon and Sarah McLachlan’s Angel among the 10 tunes downloaded onto a signed iPod, which will be
AFP - Boubacar Joseph Ndiaye, the veteran curator of Senegal's historic House of Slaves whose famous visitors included Nelson Mandela and Bill Clinton, died Friday aged 86, the culture ministry said.
President Barack Obama is left-handed? Obama isn't the first. So were former presidents including Bill Clinton, George H.W. Bush, Ronald Reagan, Gerald Ford, Herbert Hoover and James Garfield. About two-thirds of American presidents in the last 30 years have been left handed.
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Yesterday outside the Palm in DC, President Bill Clinton proved he's still a ladies' man -- just be careful around those 17-year-olds ...See Also Bill Clinton: Hands-On Experience...

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President-elect Barack Obama has unveiled his national security team and named New York Senator Hillary Clinton the new Secretary of State. Barack called Hillary a "dear friend" and said he would be proud to have her serve as Secretary of State. Hillary was a close runner up to Obama as the Presidential nominee for the democratic party this year. Former President Bill Clinton released statement regarding his wife's new role. "As an American, I am thankful that President-elect Barack Obama has asked Hillary to be Secretary of State and that she has accepted. As her husband, I am deeply proud." He continues, "She has already earned the respect of foreign leaders and diplomats through her work to promote human rights and the empowerment of women through access to education, healthcare and economic opportunity." "Leaving the Senate is very difficult [for] me," Hillary says. "Mr. President-elect, I am proud to join you."

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They have had Bill Clinton. They have had Barack Obama, Hillary Clinton and John Edwards (all in a single episode). They have had John McCain.


Barack Obama made history Wednesday as he formally won the Democratic Party's nomination for president -- making him the first African American to lead a major party ticket. Obama made a surprise speech in Denver at the DNC, his first on-stage appearance at the convention with VP running mate Sen. Joe Biden. In his speech, the Democratic presidential nominee praised his wife Michelle for her DNC speech, saying she "kicked it off pretty well." Obama also commended former competitor Sen. Hillary Clinton. "If I'm not mistaken, Hillary Clinton rocked the house down last night!" he told the enthusiastic crowd. He also publicly thanked former President Bill Clinton for being "a president who actually puts people first." Obama is expected to make a substantial speech Thursday night at the DNC, which he announced will be moved to Invesco Field at Mile High to accommodate a larger crowd. To prepare for Thursday night, Obama is said to be looking at the nomination speeches of former Presidents Bill Clinton, Ronald Reagan and John F. Kennedy, the Associated Press reports.

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Former President Bill Clinton took the stage at the Democratic National Convention in Denver Wednesday night to heap praise on his wife Hillary's former political foe and to help unite the Democratic party -- before introducing Barack Obama's pick for his vice presidential running mate, Joe Biden. The 42nd president approached the podium to the strains of his own DNC theme song, Fleetwood Mac's "Don't Stop," and had to wait for the crowd to settle down. "I am here first for Barack Obama, and second I'm here to warm up the crowd for Joe Biden," he said, before acknowledging Hillary's remarkable campaign for the Democratic nomination -- joking that it generated enough heat to increase global warming -- and confessing his disappointment that, "In the end, my candidate didn't win." "Like Hillary, I want all of you who supported her to vote for Barack Obama in November," he continued. "Barack Obama is ready to honor the oath to preserve, protect and defend the Constitution of the United States. Barack Obama is ready to be President of the United States." Clinton passed the torch to Biden to the strains of U2's "Beautiful Day," followed by an inspirational tribute video to U.S. veterans by Steven Spielberg, featuring an appearance by Tom Hanks. Then Biden's son, Delaware Attorney General Beau Biden, made his father's official introduction after a stirring speech recounting the adversity they overcame with the tragic deaths in their family (his first wife, Neilia, and their infant daughter Naomi died in a car crash in 1972) -- and how they rebuilt their lives. With the "Ain't That America" chorus of John Mellencamp's "Pink Houses" blaring on the house speakers, Delaware Senator Biden thanked his wife Jill and son and delivered his acceptance speech: "Yes, yes, I accept your nomination to run and serve with Barack Obama, the next President of the United States." "John McCain is my friend; we've traveled the world together -- it's a friendship that goes beyond politics," he later said about the Republican presidential nominee. "But I profoundly disagree with the direction John wants to take this country." And in a climactic moment to the night, Barack came out from backstage to stand side-by-side with his vice presidential pick. "I think the convention's gone pretty well so far, don't you think?" he boomed to the frenzied crowd before welcoming everyone to join him for his speech at Mile High Stadium Thursday night. "I think Michelle Obama kicked it off pretty well, don't you think? If I'm not mistaken, Hillary Clinton rocked the house last night. And just in case you were wondering, I think President Clinton reminded us of what it's like when you put a president first." Stay tuned for all the highlights and on-the-floor-coverage of the DNC!

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Hillary Clinton delivered a ringing presidential endorsement for Barack Obama at the Democratic National Convention in Denver Tuesday night, saying, "I'm here tonight as a proud mother, as a proud Democrat, as a proud senator from New York, a proud American, and a proud supporter of Barack Obama." After an inspirational video narrated by Chelsea Clinton, Chelsea introduced "my hero, and my mother" to the appreciative DNC crowd, who welcomed the New York senator with thunderous applause. Former President Bill Clinton watched from the wings to show his love and support for his wife. "Whether you voted for me or you voted for Barack, the time is now to unite as a single party for a single purpose," she said. "We are on the same team and none of us can afford to sit on the sidelines." Dressed in a tangerine power suit, Hillary also added a shout-out to her staunch female contingent of supporters, whom she affectionately called the "sisterhood of the traveling pantsuits," saying, "Thank you, because you never gave in and you never gave up." She also praised Michelle Obama's DNC speech, saying, "Anyone who saw Michelle's speech last night will know that she will be a great first lady for America." Obama's former political foe ran an extremely competitive campaign until the eleventh hour until she conceded the race back in June due to Obama's superior tally of delegates. She has been a staunch ally and supporter of the Democratic presidential candidate ever since. Watch "The Insider" for all the latest on-the-floor coverage of the exciting events at the DNC!

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