Tina Fey won an Emmy for impersonating vice presidential hopeful Sarah Palin on Saturday Night Live. Will Julianne Moore do the same for capturing the magic of the self-professed maverick in the upcoming made-for-TV movie Game Change?
The sound you just heard was a collective sigh of relief from the American public…Those of us with connected brain cells, that is.
There’s big news brewing on the political front: After months of teasing us in a game of “Will She, Won’t She?” Alaskan “maverick” (Insert Eye-Rolling Here…) Sarah Palin has announced that she will not seek the Republican nomination to unseat Barack Obama in next year’s presidential election. Palin announced her decision in an interview with conservative radio host Mark Levin on Wednesday, explaining that her husband Todd and their family were the forces that played into the decision-making process most prominently.
Bristol Palin — daughter, mother, endless source of scorn for Mercede Johnston — was recently spotted with a new tattoo on the top of her right foot.
On Sunday night, Sarah Palin’s son Track and his wife Britta reportedly had a daughter — Kyla Grace Palin.
For those of you who are all, “wait, didn’t they just get married three months ago?” Yeah. Totally ahead of you.
Back in May, Sarah Palin’s 22-year-old son, Track, married his high school sweetheart. It was a small, family-only ceremony and everyone was in jeans and it took place in a remote Alaska town, which is all lovely and intimate until you remember this was Sarah Palin’s son.
The odds of her not wanting a spotlight when her eldest child married were slim-to-none. The happy couple had been together for years and it would’ve been a great way for Palin to boost her credibility as a promoter of traditional family values.
Unless … the bride already had a family of her own on the way.