Sarah Palin Will Appear On Oprah In November

Quickies: Oprah Vs. Palin in November & Octomom’s Doc Gets Disbarred

Posted by: Xiomara Martinez-White Filed in: celebs
6:00PM, Tuesday October 20th 2009

Oprah will finally sit down with Sarah Palin on the Nov. 16 episode of her talk show. [What an awesome birthday present!—Editor] [TrèsSugar]—This is quite possibly the showdown of the century.
“Real Housewife” Bethenny Frankel, who got engaged recently, admits she’s pregnant after internet rumors started to spread. [NYDailyNews.com]—Lesson learned: no matter what, you can never outrun the internet.
Beer pong: the swine flu’s latest victim. A New York college has banned the playing of beer pong after several students contracted H1N1 during a weekend of partying. [Lemondrop]

Nadya Suleman‘s doctor has been disbarred by the American Society of Reproductive Medicine. [The Los Angeles Times]—What would Hippocrates say?
Columbia Pictures falls for The New York Times’ “Modern Love” and signs deal for an HBO series based on the columns. [Variety]
Pamela Anderson is brushing off complaints from child protection advocates regarding the little girl who held her train at an awards show, saying the girl offered to accompany her to the event. [Starpulse]—Really, with as many out-of-work actors as there are in Hollywood?
Barnes & Noble is expected to enter the e-reader fray with the Nook. [MSNBC]—You’ll still miss that new book smell. [But not the old book smell. Yuck.—Editor]

comments

Oh Kathryn!
wrote on October 20 2009 @ 06:50 pm: [report]

1. I’m so happy for Bethanny. She’s finally getting the one baby she wanted!

2. Disbarred and expelled are not the same thing. If he was disbarred he could no longer practice medicine, which he can. He has been expelled from the society.

So sly
wrote on October 20 2009 @ 07:30 pm: [report]

I just hope that stupid doctor never practices medicine again, and from now on docs screen potential IVF moms better, like with a thorough psych evaluation and to ensure that the kids are born in a healthy and stable environment (at least where parent(s) have jobs and a home!!!). It’s just insane that this guy helped that whack job give birth to 14 kids!

lewomack
wrote on October 20 2009 @ 11:06 pm: [report]

But he wasn’t disbarred though… He can still impregnate women with a gajillion babies according to the law…

maroon
wrote on October 21 2009 @ 09:00 am: [report]

We’ve skirted the whole H1N1 thing with our tailgating beer pong by filling our cups with water and having a tall beer waiting on the sidelines for personal consumption only

RiverC
wrote on October 21 2009 @ 10:22 am: [report]

We did not ban beer pong at the New York College, RPI. I’m a student (and newspaper reporter) there. The Health Center just warned against it, since there’s a spike in the number of flu cases that come to the health center after every weekend and many are the result from parties. I’m surprised this has spread so far across the nation, jeesh.

nikkialli
wrote on October 21 2009 @ 12:31 pm: [report]

Maroon—exactly what I was going to say. It’s much more hygienic.

Anna Banana
wrote on October 21 2009 @ 01:48 pm: [report]

I’m excited about the Oprah/Palin interview, though I don’t think it’s going to be as confrontational as some people believe. I’ve seen Oprah interview people who disagree with her political views and she is always polite and lets the people have their say. It should be interesting!

powplz
wrote on October 21 2009 @ 01:59 pm: [report]

@maroon - I think that should be a permanent update on beer pong regardless of h1n1. I have toooo many college memories of chasing a ping pong ball across the dirtiest of basement floors ...

writergirl
wrote on October 21 2009 @ 02:15 pm: [report]

Kind of ironic that the American Society of Reproductive Medicine kicked him out of the group since there is NO oversight of reproductive medicine and any doctor can do whatever they want—including implanting 8+ embryos and giving IVF to a woman who clearly doesn’t qualify for medical reasons. And the ASRM is the one bucking the idea of Federal oversight of reproductive medicine *and* has no measures in place to make sure that their doctors comply with the ‘recommended guidelines’.

Congrats to Bethenny—the two shows I saw of Real Housewives NYC” I loved her.

And does the new HBO series sound like a “Sex in the City” remake to anyone else?