Sarah Palin’s political ambitions are cutting the former Alaska governor’s days as a reality TV darling short.
Sarah Palin’s Alaska, the Republican rock star’s popular travelogue series, is unlikely to return to TLC for a new season, Entertainment Weekly has learned.
The Discovery Network will release a two-disc DVD set featuring the complete first season of TLC’s travelogue reality series Sarah Palin’s Alaska, CNN said this week.
Happy Holidays, ‘Crunchers! Hope everything you wanted this Christmas was waiting under your tree — courtesy of Jolly Saint Nick — this morning. Since we all know gossip doesn’t take a day off, not even for Jesus’ birthday, Castina’s here with a few holiday tidbits for your enjoyment. So let’s get to it, shall we?
First up, it looks like Bristol Palin is leaving Alaska. Paperwork shows that America’s Most Famous Teen Mom and the daughter of former Alaska Governor Sarah Palin recently plopped down $172,000 — cash — for a new pad in suburban Maricopa County, Arizona. Bristol, 20, and her young son Tripp are setting up shop in a development called Cobblestone Farms. Adding fuel to reports that the former Dancing With The Stars, a professional abstinence advocate and unlikely motivitional speaker, may be registering for the upcoming Spring semester at nearby Arizona State University.
President Barack Obama and Sarah Palin guest star in a two-part political Archie Comics political epic — “Campaign Pain” — arriving on newsstands this week.
Kathy Griffin is increasing her private security detail at public appearances throughout the remainder of the month after her poorly received jokes about Bristol Palin at VH1′s annual Divas event ended in jeers from US troops.
Apparently, conservative dingbats are scarier than they look.