Not many people in their late 70s (or late 30s for that matter) can pull off harem pants and an exposed midriff, but Barbara Eden wowed the audience at the Life Ball in Vienna Austria on Saturday when she stepped out in her iconic I Dream of Jeannie Costume.The 78-year-old actress from the popular '60s sitcom looked good. Really good. Even Fergie and Bill Clinton were visibly impressed with how Eden looked in the outfit when she joined them onstage. The Life Ball is organized by the non...Read Full Story

Twitter handles are hard to come by these days, which may be why former President Bill Clinton has avoided the social messaging site. If you can't have something dignified with @PresidentClinton, @BillClinton, or @WilliamJeffersonClinton, what's the point, right?Luckily, Stephen Colbert found a Twitter handle our 42nd president can be proud of:And if that wasn't enough, Colbert forced Clinton to come up with his first tweet on-air. Now, it's the only post on the account, but for a while there...Read Full Story

In a revealing interview with former first daughter Jenna Bush Hager, Bill Clinton touched his work in Haiti, his Clinton Global Initiative, and balancing work and family -- a real issue, considering Chelsea Clinton will be walking to down the aisle this summer. Don't expect Bill Clinton to be hands off when it comes to his daughters wedding. "I participate," he said to Hager on the Today show this morning. "Chelsea has been good enough to include me in the decisions they're making in how...Read Full Story

News that former President Bill Clinton was hospitalized today has been confirmed.  Clinton had a successful heart procedure to clear a clogged artery.  Doctors placed two stents.  Clinton is 63 years old and had quadruple heart bypass surgery in 2004."Today, President Bill Clinton was admitted to the Columbia Campus of New York Presbyterian Hospital after feeling discomfort in his chest," Douglas Band, an advisor to President Clinton, said in a statement.  "Following a visit to his...Read Full Story

Former President Bill Clinton was taken to a hospital in Manhattan Thursday afternoon after complaining of chest pains to his cardiologist. While hospitalized, Clinton, 63, underwent surgery to install two stents in one of his coronary arteries. Stents are wire mesh tubes used to prop open an artery. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton left Washington DC to join him in New York, but the former president's condition was not considered life-threatening according to political analyst George...Read Full Story