‘Rodham, book that imagined Hillary Clinton never married Bill, is headed for TV

Disney movies.Yet, adulthood creeps in and the reality of a Bridget Jones-esque dating life (or lack of) soon sets in - making you realise fairytale endings don't come around often. Despite many people having a cynical approach to love in this day and age, 24-year-old Summer Fox may have just restored faith in modern day romance after her relationship went viral on TikTok.The brunette from South London was riddled with bad relationships and a job redundancy – but soon hit the jackpot when she met 26-year-old Matt Giffen, from Canada, on dating app Hinge.After going on a single date, the pair became infatuated with one another and decided that they didn't to be apart from each other as Matt was eventually heading back to Canada.They decided they should pack up their bags and travel the globe together - and the world has watched while they have.Summer has racked up millions of views and 118,000 followers since sharing her love story on social media – and has now exclusively spoken to the Daily Star about how jetting off to Thailand with her Hinge date has changed her life.She said: “I hated my boring 9-5 job being forced to make teas and coffee every five minutes when I knew I should be in a hot country living my best life.

The Queen will never live again at Buckingham Palace, making Windsor Castle her permanent home and main official residence, the Sunday Times has reported today.It is understood the monarch, 95, who has lived at the palace for most of her 70-year reign, has come to prefer life at Windsor Castle, where she has spent much of the past two years since leaving London to isolate with Prince Philip at the start of the pandemic.Windsor was previously only the Queen’s weekend home and her residence for Easter and Royal Ascot week in June.It means Prince Charles and Camilla, the Duchess of Cornwall are set to be the next members of the Royal Family to take up residence at Buckingham Palace as King and Queen Consort.Charles, 73, is known to prefer his London home, Clarence House, but has conceded the palace should remain “monarchy HQ” once he ascends the throne.Buckingham Palace, which has been the official London residence of British sovereigns since 1837, is midway through a 10-year, £369million reservicing programme.The Queen originally planned only to temporarily move out of her private apartments, and relocate to another part of the palace while her quarters were renovated.But now she will only return to London for occasional engagements, and she reportedly has not spent a night at the palace since March 2020.But what is it like inside Buckingham Palace?Despite its 775-room grandeur, while the Queen was in residence at Buckingham Palace, she often preferred a less grand way of life.In 2003, Ryan Parry, an undercover tabloid reporter posing as a footman who worked at the palace for two months, revealed how her breakfast table was simply laid with cereal in Tupperware.The palace has a whopping 775 rooms and includes a gallery,

Ukraine – but the gap is narrowing as Ukrainian ground forces continue to score spectacular victories against the invaders’ aircraft. Exact numbers are hard to verify, but defence blog Oryx reports that Russia has lost a significant number of combat jets in the past few days, including one Su-30SM Flanker, two Su-34 Fullbacks, and two Su-25 Frogfoots - as well as two Mi-24/Mi-35 Hind and two Mi-8 Hip helicopters, and at least one Orlan electronic warfare drone.

Jill Goldsmith Co-Business EditorBill Maher called the Clintons “huge distractions” and wondered Friday if and how the Democrats should deploy them in the presidential campaign.“Now, Bill Clinton — people are saying that there are witnesses who saw him on Jeffrey Epstein’s sex island. Obviously it’s denied,” Maher said on HBO’s Real Time With Bill Maher.Guest Paul Begala shrugged it off.

Big Freedia is taking over — literally.

Becoming director Nadia Hallgren remembers getting the call from the Obamas' production company, Higher Ground Productions, about Michelle Obama floating the idea of documenting her 2018-19 book tour. "It was one of those conversations that you hang up and you're like, 'That's awesome.

After a massive explosion occurred in the Lebanese capital on Tuesday, August 4, Hollywood celebrities have been sending their wishes. Local news organization LBCI reported the following day that at least 5,000 people were injured in the blast and that at least 135 were killed.

During a new interview with Axios, Donald Trump gave his candid opinion on the Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell affair. As most know, Jeffrey Epstein’s sudden passing was met with much controversy and speculation due to the seemingly serendipitous nature of it.

Twitter writing, that the organisation would ‘pay tribute to the life of #JohnHume’ with a change to the schedule on RTÉ One. To celebrate the life of the man who was instrumental in bringing about the peace process in Northern Ireland, the station will air In The Name Of Peace: John Hume In America at 9:35pm.The documentary is narrated by Liam Neeson and features interviews from Bill Clinton and Jimmy Carter.Former Irish leaders including Bertie Ahern and previous British Prime Ministers Tony Blair and John Major also make an appearance along with U2.‘He was the Irish conflict’s Martin Luther King,’ Bill Clinton states in the documentary.The change of schedule by RTÉ One sees the documentary about John Hume aired in a slot which was

Dive right in! Like the weather, the Daily Star's FREE newsletter is a scorcherUFOs are mapping the surface of the Earth as they create a Google Map-style chart of the Universe.Former military intelligence adviser Christopher Mellon claims thousands of similar sightings worldwide suggest alien craft are on a “reconnaissance mission”.The expert, who served under Presidents Bill Clinton and George W.

When it comes to the disgusting details surrounding the Jeffrey Epstein scandal, the case is a VERY dark rabbit hole — and sometimes it seems like we may never reach the bottom of it. 

Dive right in! Like the weather, the Daily Star's FREE newsletter is a scorcherFormer president Bill Clinton, and husband to Hilary Clinton, once flew to Jeffrey Epstein's "orgy" island with "two young girls," bombshell Ghislaine Maxwell court documents have claimed.The news broke after historic court documents were unsealed by a New York court late on Thursday night.In the documents, Epstein's alleged sex victim, Virginia Giuffre (Roberts), said the former United States president visited Epstein's infamous private Caribbean Island.Giuffre was questioned by lawyer Jack Scarola, and was asked whether she had any "recollection" of Epstein telling her Bill "owes me favours."She answered: "Yes, I do."And added that: "It was a laugh though.

Jeff Vasishta Though there are small, increasing signs of the good life — a handful of blue-chip Manhattan galleries have opened outposts to show and sell work to quarantined collectors — the coronavirus pandemic has clearly changed the Hamptons’ summer social scene.Nonetheless, the prestigious neighborhood remains a historic and well-known summertime playground for the world’s globetrotting rich and famous.

Barack Obama delivered a powerful eulogy at the funeral service for the late congressman and renowned civil rights leader John Lewis on Thursday, remembering the inspirational figure as a man who «believed that, in all of us, there is a capacity for great courage.»Preceded by remarks from Bill Clinton, George W. Bush, and member's of Lewis' family, staff, constituency and congregation, as well as an impassioned performance of «Take My Hand, Precious Lord» by Jennifer Holliday, Obama took the pulpit at Ebenezer Baptist Church in Atlanta, Georgia, to pay tribute to a great man, mentor, leader, and politician.«It is a great honor to be back at at the pulpit of its greatest pastor, Dr.

A day of passionate speeches and unforgettable stories at Rep. John Lewis‘ funeral service ended with triumphant, heartbreaking words from his friend, former President Barack Obama. Obama joined two other former presidents, George W. Bush and Bill Clinton, in honoring the memory and legacy of the Civil Rights icon, who fought tirelessly for justice until he died on July 17.

One of the lawyers for Jeffrey Epstein’s victims wants to speak to everyone named in his infamous black book – including the Queen’s nephew David Armstrong-Jones.

What would the world have been like had Hillary Rodham not married Bill Clinton?

based on the book by Curtis Sittenfeld, comes from “The Affair’ co-creator Sarah Treem, Fox 21 Television Studios and studio-based the Littlefield Company.“Rodham” imagines an alternative history where Hillary Rodham never marries Bill Clinton and asks what would have happened to her life and our country, if she had made a different choice.

Hillary, Hulu's four-part docuseries about the life and career of Hillary Clinton, the streaming platform is finding another angle on her story. A scripted drama series based on Rodham, Curtis Sittenfeld's alternate history novel that imagines a world where Hillary Rodham never married Bill Clinton, is currently in development at Hulu. Sarah Treem, co-creator of The Affair, is at the helm, with Sittenfeld on board to executive produce.Rodham, published by Random House in May, tells a fictionalized story in which the former secretary of state turned down Bill Clinton's marriage proposal and forged her own path as a single woman.

Joe Otterson TV ReporterHulu has optioned the rights to Curtis Sittenfeld’s alternative history book “Rodham,” which takes place in a world in which Hillary Rodham never married Bill Clinton.The series is described as telling the story of an ambitious young woman, developing her extraordinary mind in the latter part of the 20th century, moving from idealism to cynicism and all the way back again.Sarah Treem is attached to write and executive produce the project. “The Handmaid’s Tale” executive producer Warren Littlefield will also executive produce “Rodham” via The Littlefield Company along with Sittenfeld.

Nellie Andreeva Co-Editor-in-Chief, TVHulu is developing Rodham, a provocative take on one of the most famous female American politicians of the past two decades, Hillary Rodham Clinton. The drama series, based on the book by Curtis Sittenfeld, comes from The Affair co-creator Sarah Treem, Fox 21 Television Studios and studio-based the Littlefield Company.Your Complete Guide to Pilots and Straight-to-Series ordersRodham imagines an alternative history where Hillary Rodham never marries Bill Clinton and asks what would have happened to her life and our country, if she had made a different choice.