Gore hosts late night bash after concession with stars
After conceding the election, Al Gore danced at his Washington mansion into the early hours with Tom Petty Bon Jovi and Stevie Wonder joining 200 guests. Tipper Gore played drums while Rob Reiner Wyclef Jean and Naomi Campbell attended as photographers circulated party snapshots.
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First Lady Clinton to Receive 8 Million for Memoir
Hillary Rodham Clinton agreed to an eight million dollar advance from Simon & Schuster for a memoir of her White House years. The deal, said to be the largest for a member of Congress, follows a heated bidding war with eight publishers. The book, due early 2003, may cover her husband’s impeachment and the Lewinsky affair, with early expectations tied to how candid she is.
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