Obama, Palin give OK! Its 1st double cover

Javier Cochran

04 September 2008

- In case you required further explanation this election is as much about celebrity standing as it is politics, try the current issue of OK. For the 1st time, the once per week mag made a decision to do a double cover : Barack Obama and family grace the front cover, whilst Sarah Palin and baby child Trig are on the back. 's Obama / Palin content doesn't have any of the gossip or cheekiness frequently found in a piece about a Hollywood A-lister. Among the blunt cover lines on Us : Mom of 5 : new embarrassing surprises..

And talking of Palin and her expectant child, a fellow teenager mom is reaching out. It was ordered by telephone, and they asked what might be done for less than $100. Daniel Radcliffe's drag-queen dream the subsequent Harry Potter picture would possibly not be coming out as fast as planned, but star Daniel Radcliffe actually isnt hard to hunt down. I believe part of me would like to play a drag queen, because it'd be an excuse to wear tons of eye makeup, the actor tells the mag. Having said that, Radcliffe asserts he isnt ardent on pulling some kind of insane stunt anytime shortly. Folk talk about rebellion and they assert, Where is the teen angst? But I'm saying I attempt to do it simply by the decisions I make in the work I do. Alec Baldwin : bored with being someone else The days leading in to the season premiere of thirty Rock feel long.

All there is to get us thru till the show's Oct thirty return are the profiles of Alec Baldwin that continue to surface. The most recent comes from the New Yorker, and much as he probably did in the L.A. Hit a button, and then you relax and listen, and they pay you for that. And I cant imagine they pay you as much as the pictures, but to me its getting to that point where theres just something else I would like to do. I spend the waking hours of my life announcing things that others think and say and do. Who can turn the RNC on with her smile? Yes, Im still here in St Paul. Seriously, actor Jon Voight has been the celebrity star of the RNC, thanks to his eagerness to mingle with fans. In the meantime , Im heading out to see the bronze statue of Mary Tyler Moore on Minneapolis' Nicollet Mall.