Nickname:	George W. Bush / Pres. George W. Bush / President Bush / Dub
Known for:	Journeys with George, Pursuit of Equality, CBS News Special Report: Joint News Conference
Birth name:	George Walker Bush
Birthday:	6 July 1946, New Haven, Connecticut, USA
Height:	5' 11" (1.80 m)

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The Amanda Knox story is one step closer to bookstores everywhere -- TMZ has learned, she's signed with a very powerful literary agent in DC. 

According to sources, Amanda recently inked a deal with lawyer/lit agent Robert Barnett -- who has brokered book deals for some of the biggest names imaginable ... Barack Obama, Bill Clinton, George W. Bush, Hillary Clinton, Sarah Palin and Dick Cheney ... to name a few.

Our sources say Amanda's Italian ex-BF Raffaele Sollecito -- who was also convicted and then exonerated in the murder of Meredith Kercher -- has signed with a book agent of his own ... Sharlene Martin, famous for brokering deals for several NY Times bestselling authors.



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Amanda Knox -- Signs with Book Agent ... Who Repped Barack Obama
AP - The "Saturday Night Live" star who perfected his impersonation of "President George W. Bush" and later took his presidential act to Broadway is receiving the nation's top humor prize Sunday night in Washington.
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The girlfriend of Bijan -- one of the most famous fashion designers in the world who died in April  -- is lashing out at his children and his sister, claiming they have no right to throw her out of his Beverly Hills mansion.

Mahtab Mojab (common spelling) worked at Bijan's wildly expensive Rodeo Drive shop since 2004.  Almost immediately, she claims the fashion mogul came on to her, telling her she was beautiful and offering to rub her tired feet.

Mojab claims in new legal docs they hooked up, and in September, 2006, she moved into his home.  Mojab -- who was in her 20s at the time -- claims Bijan made a contract with her ... that she would take care of him, and in return he would support her and let her live in his Bev Hills home for life. 

As for what she claims she did for the 67-year-old ... she arranged his underwear, sox and clothes, "prepared Bijan's hair," and cared for him during his liposuction recovery.  And, she says, he even bragged about her to President George W. Bush.

A couple of problems:

1.  Mojab signed an agreement that specifically says she has no rights to Bijan's property.

2.  There's a will which does not mention her as a beneficiary.

Bijan's kids and sister want Mojab out of the house stat, and have even tried changing the locks.

So Mojab wants a judge to put the brakes on their eviction efforts while they hash out her rights in court.



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JOSH BROLIN is still sore about the criticism his GEORGE W. BUSH biopic W received from Republican pals who didn’t even see the OLIVER STONE film.Many assumed the movie would simply bash the ex-U.S. President, a Republican, and stayed away - but Brolin insists the film wasn’t what it seemed.He says, "They want to criticise
AFP - Former US president George W. Bush bashed WikiLeaks on Monday in a wide-ranging chat streamed live online at Facebook as part of a promotion tour for his memoir "Decision Points."
Is there a new celebrity feud between Kanye West and Matt Lauer? The performer lamented his "brutal" interview on the "Today" show, which had some awkward moments as he spoke with the news anchor about former United States President George W. Bush's response to the hip-hop icon's racism accusations. Bush told Lauer in a recent interview that racism accusations like Kanye's "George Bush doesn't care about black people" following Hurricane Katrina brought about the worst moment of his presidency. "I empathize with the idea of being pegged as a racist," Kanye said on Thursday, revealing that he was accused of racism after the Taylor Swift incident at the 2009 MTV Awards. The rap star went on to confess: "I didn't have the grounds to call him a racist." While searching for the right words to express his motivation behind making some of his most notable controversial , Kanye became distracted by something off-camera, saying, "Can we be quiet for a second?" Kanye was also unhappy with the show playing footage of the music producer interrupting Taylor Swift's acceptance speech in 2009, demanding that the footage be stopped. "Please don't let that happen, it's like ridiculous," Kanye told Lauer. After the interview wrapped, Kanye took to his Twitter account, posting a mini-rant. "Before I take off let me tell you how they did me at the Today show," he wrote. "I went up there to express how I was empathetic to Bush because I labeled him a racist and years later I got labeled as a racist. While I was trying to give the interview they started playing the "MTV" under me with audio!!!!!!! I don't mess with Matt Lauer or the Today Show ... and that's a very nice way for me to put it! HE TRIED TO FORCE MY ANSWERS. IT WAS VERY BRUTAL AND I CAME THERE WITH ONLY POSITIVE INTENT. I feel very alone very used very tortured very forced very misunderstood very hollow very very misused. I can't be everybody's hero and villain savior and sinner Christian and anti Christ! Everything sounds like noise!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! EVERYTHING SOUNDS LIKE NOISE!!!!!!! I don't trust anyone! He played clips of Bush and asked me to look at his face while I was trying to talk to him. I wish Michael Jackson had twitter!!!!!! This is rock and roll life my people... you can't stop the truth you can't stop the music and I have to be strong or "they" win!!!!"

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AP - Former President George W. Bush's media blitz to sell his new book seems carefully designed to minimize surprises, although he got one Wednesday in a surprise rapprochement with Kanye West.
AP - Kanye West now says he "didn't have the grounds" to call George W. Bush a racist, and the former president said Wednesday that he appreciates the rapper's regret.
AFP - An emotional George W. Bush opened up about his legacy to talk show queen Oprah Winfrey Tuesday as he released his memoirs in which he remorselessly defends the Iraq invasion and the use of waterboarding.
Reuters - George W. Bush, promoting his memoir that hit store shelves Tuesday, pronounced himself "through with politics" and defended his decisions as president in a jokey interview with television talk show queen Oprah Winfrey.
AFP - An emotional George W. Bush opened up about his presidency to talk show queen Oprah Winfrey Tuesday but admitted few regrets or failings in the comfy chair which has become the nation's public confessional.
AP - George W. Bush recounted the mistakes of his presidency on Oprah Winfrey's talk show as he launched a book tour to promote his just-released memoir "Decision Points."
KANYE WEST is stepping away from the promotional trail for his latest album, insisting he is tired of facing "scrutiny" about his personal life and fielding questions about TAYLOR SWIFT.The rapper has been candidly discussing his 2009 MTV Video Music Awards confrontation with Swift, as well as his war of words with George W. Bush
AFP - George W. Bush, all but invisible since he left the White House nearly two years ago, reclaimed the spotlight Tuesday with the release of a new memoir defending his "war on terror" and the Iraq invasion.
AFP - George W. Bush, all but invisible since he left the White House nearly two years ago, reclaims the spotlight Tuesday with the release of a new memoir defending his "war on terror" and the Iraq invasion.
AFP - George W. Bush, all but invisible since he left the White House nearly two years ago, reclaims the spotlight Tuesday with the release of his book "Decision Points," in which he defends his "war on terror" and his decision to invade Iraq.
AP - The world will soon be hearing a lot from former President George W. Bush.
Kanye West responded Wednesday to George W. Bush's revelation that racism accusations like West's "George Bush doesn't care about black people" brought about the worst moment of Bush's presidency. In a "Matt Lauer Reports" interview, which will air on Monday, November 8 on NBC, Bush says, "That [means], 'He's a racist,' And I didn’t appreciate it then. I don’t appreciate it now. ... I resent it, it's not true, and it was one of the most disgusting moments in my presidency." West made the Bush during a live telethon to raise funds for victims of Hurricane Katrina, which devastated the Gulf Coast in 2005. West replied Wednesday with a seemingly newfound sense of empathy for the former president, telling radio host Devi Dev of 97.9 The Box, "I definitely can understand the way he feels to be accused of being a racist in any way, because … the same thing happened to me. I got accused of being a racist, and … with both situations it was a lack of, basically a lack of compassion that America saw in that situation." West compared criticism of Bush following Katrina to criticism West received after he rushed the stage at the 2009 Video Music Awards announcing that Beyonce deserved to win an award rather than Taylor Swift. He told Devi Dev, "You know with him, it was a lack of compassion with him not … taking the time to rush down to New Orleans; With me it was a lack of compassion of cutting someone off in their moment. But nonetheless, you know I think we're all quick to pull, like a race card, in America. And now I'm more open and the poetic justice that I feel to have went through the same thing that he went through, and I really more connect with him on just a humanitarian level because that next morning, the next morning when he felt that, I felt that same thing too." West shared congratulations for Swift, whose new album Speak Now sold over a million copies in its first week, breaking records. In terms of how West believes he's grown as a person, he told Devi Dev, "I became a better person. I needed that time off, because a lot of times when people become celebrities, you don't have to do your own dishes anymore, and you don't have that responsibility anymore, [and] a lot of times you lose a level of humanity. It's a growing process, I feel like a brand-new artist. I feel like respect is something that's hard to earn but easy to lose, and I feel like I'm on that path to getting all that back right now."

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KANYE WEST has been branded "disgusting" by former U.S. leader GEORGE W. BUSH after the rapper declared the ex-president did not care "about black people" in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina.Bush was horrified to learn West had criticised him during a 2005 telethon to raise funds for the victims of the disaster, which devastated New
AP - Former President George W. Bush and Michael Jackson's parents are among the big names "The Oprah Winfrey Show" has booked for the November ratings sweeps.

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