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Photo: Bill and Hillary Clinton Smile Wide Outside Chelsea Clinton Pre-Wedding Bash
Dressed to impress and smiling wide, former President Bill Clinton and current Secretary of State Hillary Clinton were snapped outside a pre-wedding bash for their daughter Chelsea Clinton.
The Clintons arrived to the Beekman Arms Inn in a black shuttle van Friday night, waving to cameras and cheering crowds. Roads were blocked off to make way for their arrival, and they entered the event shortly after guests arrived via shuttle. They left the soiree at about 11:40 p.m.
ET has learned that guests enjoyed light snacks and desserts inside the bash and that the event did not include live music.
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ET breaks the news that Grammy winner Sheryl Crow will share the screen with Miley Cyrus on a new episode of "Hannah Montana Forever."
A far cry from soaking up the sun, Sheryl chills with Miley's Hannah amidst a festive winter wonderland backdrop in our exclusive pics.
Catch all the musical fun when Sheryl guest stars on "Hannah Montana Forever" Sunday, August 8 at 8 p.m. on the Disney Channel.
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Coming Tuesday: ET to Stream Sheryl Crow 'Live from Letterman'Chelsea Clinton Pre-Wedding Party Underway!
Bill and Hillary Clinton have arrived to an event in Rhinebeck, New York Friday night in celebration of their daughter Chelsea's reported weekend wedding with Marc Mezvinsky, and ET has the details.
The former president arrived, entering in the side entrance of The Beekman Arms. The mother of the bride, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, arrived wearing a long-sleeved, one-shouldered green chiffon gown. The Clintons smiled and waved to cameras and cheering fans.
Famous guests spotted arriving to the soiree include Diane Sawyer, former Secretary of State Madeleine Albright and Terry McAuliffe.
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Video: Bride-to-Be Chelsea Clinton Spotted Outside of Spin ClassNew Details: Chelsea Clinton Wedding Preps!
As Chelsea Clinton's reported weekend wedding with Marc Mezvinsky nears, the rumored site of the nuptials is apparently kicking its preparations into high gear.
Earlier Friday ET brought you video of Chelsea's dad, former President Bill Clinton, stepping out in Rhinebeck, New York -- the quaint New York town where the event will reportedly take place -- and now new details are emerging.
Us Magazine reports that two helicopter landing pads have been installed -- at an estimated cost of $3 million -- at the reported wedding site, Astor Courts, a private estate located in Rhinebeck on the Hudson River. Other guests are expected to be bussed over from local inns, the site says.
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From the White House to the Altar: Chelsea Clinton Through the YearsRyan Seacrest Will Miss Ellen DeGeneres on 'American Idol'
Ryan Seacrest and Randy Jackson will be the only two founding fathers of "American Idol" left when the show returns for season 10. The host offered his sentiments to the departing Ellen DeGeneres.
"Spoke with Ellen DeGeneres tonight. I will miss her on 'Idol,'" Ryan tweeted. "She's one of the kindest and most talented people in Hollywood!" The heartfelt message was posted just hours following Ellen's announcement she'd be stepping down as a judge on "Idol" after only one year on the panel.
Thursday night also brought news that Jennifer Lopez will be getting a permanent seat at the judge's table, multiple sources confirmed to ET. Back in January, original judge Simon Cowell declared season nine as his final on the show.
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Simon Cowell Reacts to Ellen DeGeneres' Surprise Exit From 'American Idol'Secrets From the New Season of 'Survivor: Nicaragua'
When "Survivor: Nicaragua" premieres this fall on its new night, it will be a battle of the ages … literally. ET talks to host Jeff Probst to get the inside story on how the 20 new castaways will be divided into two tribes: Young vs. Old. The Espada Tribe will be made up of individuals over the age of 40, while the La Flor Tribe members will be 30 years and younger
ET: What can you tell me about the new season?
Jeff Probst: Early in casting, we decided we had a lot of good older people. And older people on "Survivor" means over 40, so bear that in mind. So Mark [Burnett] decided he wanted to do old vs. young, which is risky for us to do because one tribe could dominate the other and it would be over soon. Surprisingly, it was a very interesting experience early on. We have a great, fun cast.
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