In the New York Times’ most recent “Sunday Review,” columnist Maureen Dowd continued her decades-long professional criticism of Hillary Clinton under the guise of defending female empowerment. Very brave!
Look, motherfuckers. Hell is no laughing matter. It’s an actual place where the souls of people who do bad things are sent by God to their eternal damnation. And one of the damnedest things a soul can do, is make a joke about hell.
Yesterday, former secretary of state Madeleine Albright made waves when she took the Taylor Swift approach to introducing Hillary Clinton (or the Swift via Katie Couric via Albright approach. Whatever). “There’s a special place in hell for women who don’t help each other,” Albright told a crowd in New Hampshire.
In today’s Tweet Beat, Madeleine Albright gets down, Tyra smizes and same, Ilana.
The precarious ceasefire that momentarily halted the fighting between Israeli and Palestinian forces (that is well on its way to becoming the deadliest Israeli conflict in nearly a decade), dissolved. Dutch, Australian, and Malaysian authorities have decided not to send an armed mission to secure the still apparently…
In today's Tweet Beat, Seth Rogen is not pleased about Hobby Lobby, Bette Midler's hair has a lot of lives and Madeleine Albright watched the game.
In January, Hillary Clinton will be stepping down as President Obama's Secretary of State, and rumors are already swirling over who will replace her. Among the maybe-candidates are Massachusetts Senator ex-Presidential nominee John Kerry and former Utah Governor, ambassador to China, and…
Former Secretary of State and 75-year-old woman Madeleine Albright impressed a Kennedy Center audience — an audience that included Helen Mirren and Aretha Franklin — this past Sunday when she made a surprise appearance behind the drums during the Thelonious Monk International Jazz Drums Competition and Gala Concert.
Former Secretary of State and Brand New Suits Madeleine Albright doesn't get the whole "vote for Mitt Romney" thing, and probably needs one of his many hip, young college-age supporters (no doubt tucking and re-tucking their Oxford shirts into their rain-gutter-cleaning dad jeans in anticipation of casting their votes…
On March 12, 1912, eighteen girls from Savannah, Georgia gathered for what would be the first meeting of Girl Scouts. One hundred years later, the small organization founded by Juliette Low has included more than 50 million girls and women, sold hundreds of millions of boxes of cookies, and given us some incredibly…
After former U.N. ambassador Jeane Kirkpatrick advised her to "lose the professor clothes," Madeleine Albright bought, "a lot of suits... and had a good time with it. More formal, absolutely. But I didn't want to look like a man." [Time]
"It's irritating when what women are wearing becomes the story. Nobody ever says a man is wearing a gray suit." -former U.S. Secretary of State Madeleine Albright. [Style.com]
Madeleine Albright is celebrated for many things, but fashion is not usually one of them. Albright, however, has been a trailblazer in one particular niche: Pins. Her new book, Read My Pins offers a detailed look at fashionable diplomacy.
