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Nickname:	Ronald Reagan / Governor Reagan / Elvis Reagan / The Gipper / The Grea
Known for:	The Hasty Heart, Dark Victory, Kings Row
Birth name:	Ronald Wilson Reagan
Birthday:	6 February 1911, Tampico, Illinois, USA
Height:	6' 1" (1.85 m)

Rehab Abuse

I know this isn't the typical "gossip" post, but this is a pretty interesting article by Patti Davis, daughter of Nancy and Ronald Reagan, written for Newsweek magazine detailing how many young celebrities abuse rehab. Patti Davis herself was addicted to speed and battled her addiction for many years. Check o... Read More » Rehab Abuse

AFP - Nancy Reagan still sees her deceased husband, president Ronald Reagan, when she is alone at night, she said in a newly published magazine interview.
AFP - Nancy Reagan still sees her deceased husband, president Ronald Reagan, when she is alone at night, she said in a newly published magazine interview.
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.
LATEST: Former U.S. First Lady NANCY REAGAN is back home after a four day hospital stay with a fractured pelvis.Reagan fell at her Bel Air home last week (ends10Oct08) and eventually checked into the Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center in Los Angeles in severe pain on Monday (13Oct08).She was released on Friday (17Oct08).Her spokeswoman insists
Sen. John McCain’s daughter Meghan McCain is speaking out in support of Bristol Palin, the 17-year-old pregnant daughter of Republican VP Candidate Sarah Palin. Megan wrote the following on her blog McCainBlogette.com: “The first political convention I ever attended was when my mom was pregnant with me in 1984 and the Republican Party nominated Ronald Reagan for a second term as President. I have been on political stages and in campaigns since before I could walk or talk. If there is one thing I have learned, it is that it is difficult to establish your identity and independence as the son or daughter of a politician. When I was 14 years old, a reporter questioned my father about me having a hypothetical abortion, had I been pregnant at 14. This reporter's question single-handedly changed my life. This story comes up in almost every profile written about me and in almost every interview. It's a rough go being the son or daughter of a politician. I have not known Bristol Palin very long, but there is a certain kinship I feel to her as I do other political daughters such as Chelsea Clinton, Jenna and Barbara Bush and Mary Cheney. You can't fully understand it unless you have lived it. So I just wanted to let it be known that I support Bristol and the entire Palin family.”

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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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Ah acting-a craft that stands as one of the finest, and most difficult in the world. Some of our culture's most influential people were actors: William Shakespeare, Ronald Reagan, Yul Brenner, the list is endless


Movie icon DORIS DAY and late actor-turned-U.S. President RONALD REAGAN enjoyed a steam affair, according to the author of a new expose on the beloved actress.In Doris Day: Reluctant Star, author David Bret claims Reagan was one of the star’s six lovers in the years before her career took off in the 1940s.Bret tells U.S.
Filed under: Prez Election 2008 Mike Huckabee may want to gather his thoughts before meeting up with our photog next time. TMZ spotted the politician at Ronald Reagan National Airport in Washington, DC, where he was bombarded with questions about his lame Barack Obama joke on...
Ronald Reagan's widow Nancy has paid tribute to Charlton Heston, dubbing the late actor "a hero on the big screen and a hero in life". Heston who died on Saturday, aged 83, was a long-term friend and supporter of the Republican ex-president. Both men moved into politics after acting careers and fought losing battles with Alzheimer's disease. Reagan died at age 93.


Director Ridley Scott is making a new movie about late U.S. president Ronald Reagan's dealings with former Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev.


President's Day was yesterday and we at Dotspotter were so inspired by Holy Candy's celebration that  we decided to extend the patriotism another 24 hours!    Economic policy and foreign relations are important, of course, but let's not fool ourselves - charisma is a huge part of what gets Presidents elected.  Who's your favorite Oval Office hottie?     Okay, so Presidents’ Day is technically a celebration of George Washington’s birthday and store sales. However, we at Holy Candy — who refuse to get caught up in facts — have decided to honor the holiday’s namesake with a more appropriate and respectful tribute:   A poll of the...

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Filed under: Beauty, 'Memba Them?! As a major player on the world stage, former British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher was a fixture on TV in the 1980s, along with Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev and former actor Ronald Reagan. Guess what she looks like now!...
Prepare for a killer trip! It's the dawning of the age of bloodshed as a homicidal maniac with an obsession for Ronald Reagan wreaks havoc upon a group of bohemians in the horror satire The Tripper,


Former U.S. President RONALD REAGAN didn’t know he had been shot when a man attempted to assassinate him in 1981 - he only realised when he started coughing up blood.Reagan had been in power for just 69 days when gunman John Hinckley, Jr.tried to kill him on 30 March (81), following a speaking engagement at
David Arquette insisted the killer in his new comedy horror movie The Tripper wear a Ronald Reagan mask because the late former President used to terrify him. In the new film - Arquette's big-screen directorial debut - the killer attacks music fans at a rock festival, and the star admits the imagery of Reagan stalking youngsters gives his quirky movie a serious edge.


Actor DAVID ARQUETTE insisted the killer in his new comedy horror movie THE TRIPPER wore a RONALD REAGAN mask because the late former President used to terrify him.In the new film - Arquette’s big-screen directorial debut - the killer attacks music fans at a rock festival, and the Scream star admits the imagery of Reagan

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