Chelsea Clinton Opens the Door... to Something
The former first daughter might have learned a few things from her mother about addressing the possibility of future elected office.
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Today in celebrity news: Reese Witherspoon makes a chipper apology for her recent drunk driving arrest, Keira Knightley is getting hitched, and Lindsay Lohan might have broken her rehab rules already.
The former first daughter might have learned a few things from her mother about addressing the possibility of future elected office.
As his wife and daughter mull their next professional moves, Bill Clinton is telling friends that Chelsea Clinton and husband Marc Mezvinsky are "working on" a baby that will carry forth a Clinton chromosomes to a new generation.
Chelsea Clinton may be an entitled diva with prudish rules about what she'll cover at NBC News, but her network colleagues don't come off any better in Buzzfeed's feature on her television career, since all they seem to want from her is to hear about Monica Lewinsky.
Chelsea Clinton will likely expand her three month trial run as a correspondent for NBC News, reports The New York Times's Amy Chozick, despite rumors to the contrary.
After a long day of staring at Twitter, we're sharing our favorite tweets that made no sense.
The former First Daughter gave her first effort as TV news reporter last night, providing media pundits the chance to dissect the most high-profile debut in some time.
Which politician's kid is doing the best in their adult life? Let's figure it out.
Chelsea Clinton just got hired to report for NBC News, The New York Times reported, saying that she'll immediately "begin work on stories that NBC expects to use as part of its 'Making a Difference' series."
Former First Daughter doesn't have much private company experience
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