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Update 6-20-2012
Guy in LA Bar makes Bristol cry
http://tv.yahoo.com/primetime/bristol-palin-breaks-down-over-confrontation-29725263.html
He calls her mother Sarah a whore.
She begins to cry.
6-19-2012
http://news.yahoo.com/bristol-palins-life-certainly-tripp-150037849.html
Bristol Palin's Life Is Certainly a 'Tripp'
Bristol Palin has not strayed far from the spotlight since her mother came to prominence in the 2008 presidential campaign. After a fairly successful run on ABC's "Dancing With the Stars" and release of her memoir, Bristol Palin has taken the next step and thrust herself into reality-TV land, starring in her own show.
Her half-hour show, "Bristol Palin: Life's a Tripp," a play on her son's name, will premiere tonight on Lifetime TV for a 10-episode run. Palin, 21, says the show will portray her as a "normal, grounded mom"
Bristol Palin isn't the only political offspring who has tried to extend their 15 minutes of fame. Meghan McCain, daughter of 2008 GOP presidential hopeful Sen. John McCain, and a bit of a wild child, held onto the limelight when she admitted in a Playboy article, "I can't help it. I love sex and I love men."
McCain, 27, is now working as a conservative commenter for MSNBC and has released two books since 2008.
Similarly, Jenna Bush-Hager, 30, daughter of former President George W. Bush, and Chelsea Clinton, 32, daughter of former President Bill Clinton and State Secretary Hillary Clinton, both work as correspondents for the NBC network.
Guy in LA Bar makes Bristol cry
http://tv.yahoo.com/primetime/bristol-palin-breaks-down-over-confrontation-29725263.html
He calls her mother Sarah a whore.
She begins to cry.
6-19-2012
http://news.yahoo.com/bristol-palins-life-certainly-tripp-150037849.html
Bristol Palin's Life Is Certainly a 'Tripp'
Bristol Palin has not strayed far from the spotlight since her mother came to prominence in the 2008 presidential campaign. After a fairly successful run on ABC's "Dancing With the Stars" and release of her memoir, Bristol Palin has taken the next step and thrust herself into reality-TV land, starring in her own show.
Her half-hour show, "Bristol Palin: Life's a Tripp," a play on her son's name, will premiere tonight on Lifetime TV for a 10-episode run. Palin, 21, says the show will portray her as a "normal, grounded mom"
Bristol Palin isn't the only political offspring who has tried to extend their 15 minutes of fame. Meghan McCain, daughter of 2008 GOP presidential hopeful Sen. John McCain, and a bit of a wild child, held onto the limelight when she admitted in a Playboy article, "I can't help it. I love sex and I love men."
McCain, 27, is now working as a conservative commenter for MSNBC and has released two books since 2008.
Similarly, Jenna Bush-Hager, 30, daughter of former President George W. Bush, and Chelsea Clinton, 32, daughter of former President Bill Clinton and State Secretary Hillary Clinton, both work as correspondents for the NBC network.
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