Al Gore

Birth Name:

Albert Arnold Gore

Birth Place:

Washington, District of Columbia, United States

Profession

Actor, Writer

An Inconvenient Sequel: Truth to Power

Al Gore and ManBearPig Made Their 'Super Duper Cereal' Return to South Park

And the South Park guys issue a mea culpa for mocking Gore before... sort of

Thu, Nov 8, 2018

Al Gore and ManBearPig Made Their 'Super Duper Cereal' Return to South Park

Julia Louis-Dreyfus Gets Naked, Looks Great on Rolling Stone Cover

Julia Louis-Dreyfus bares all for the new issue of Rolling Stone, posing coyly on the magazine's cover wearing nothing but a large back tattoo of the preamble to the United States Constitution.

Wed, Apr 9, 2014

Julia Louis-Dreyfus Gets Naked, Looks Great on Rolling Stone Cover

Report: Clay Aiken Considering Run for Congress

Clay Aiken is "actively considering" a run for Congress in North Carolina's 2nd congressional district, according to the Washington Blade. The singer, who would run as a Democrat, has already taken the initial steps, having reportedly consulted with political strategist Betsy Conti, who worked for former Vice President Al Gore, made phone calls to gauge support, and talked to the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee, as well as figures in Raleigh, N.C.

Fri, Jan 3, 2014

Report: Clay Aiken Considering Run for Congress

Al Jazeera America to Replace Al Gore's Current TV

Al Jazeera has purchased cable channel Current TV in a move that will put the Middle Eastern news channel into more than 40 million American homes, Al Jazeera announced Wednesday. Al Jazeera will replace Current TV, which was founded by former Vice President Al Gore in 2005, to create a new channel based in New York. Approximately 60 percent of the programming for the channel, which will be called Al Jazeera America, will be produced in...

Wed, Jan 2, 2013

Al Jazeera America to Replace Al Gore's Current TV

VIDEO: Karl Rove Questions Fox News' Decision to Call Election for Obama

Even after Fox News called the presidential election for Barack Obama, one man was still holding out for a Mitt Romney win. Karl Rove didn't hesitate to butt heads with the network on camera, rejecting Obama's projected win of Ohio and thus the election.

Wed, Nov 7, 2012