Levi Johnston’s Media Blitz Continues
Sarah Palin is facing several challenges these days, what with her pile of legal bills, self-reinvention campaign, the whole not-being-governor thing and her daughter Bristol's pesky ex-boyfriend, Levi Johnston, who seems to want to bask in the limelight as long as possible Most recently, Johnston, 19, made an appearance at Sunday's Teen Choice Awards as the date of comedian Kathy Griffin, 48 .
Sarah Palin is facing several challenges these days, what with her pile of legal bills, self-reinvention campaign, the whole not-being-governor thing and her daughter Bristol’s pesky ex-boyfriend, Levi Johnston, who seems to want to bask in the limelight as long as possible. Most recently, Johnston, 19, made an appearance at Sunday’s Teen Choice Awards … as the date of comedian Kathy Griffin, 48.
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“She gave me a call and offered me a date, so I took it,” Johnston, 19, told MTV News, adding that the event was “funner” than ones he’s been to in the past. “I don’t need to meet anybody else — I’ve got her.”
This year, we’re all on shaky ground, and the need for independent journalism has never been greater. A new administration is openly attacking free press — and the stakes couldn’t be higher.
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As if schlocky TV and American politics weren't harrowingly similar enough already, this week brings the word that onetime tea party Senate hopeful Christine O'Donnell of Delaware got the invite to join the prancing cohort of celebs on the next "Dancing With the Stars."
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