Sarah Palin

The Palin family is back in the spotlight again, as Bristol Palin begins filming her new series "Bristol Palin: Life's a Tripp!" for Lifetime.

Lifetime has ordered 10 half-hour episodes of the new series, which will document Bristol's return to Alaskan life with son Tripp. Sarah and Todd Palin are expected to be a part of the series, which will be interesting considering the new movies being released about Sarah's failed campaign. Will Bristol's series upstage her mother's return to TV?

"From the first moment she was thrust into the public eye, Bristol and her son have been the subjects of a huge amount of curiosity and misunderstanding. This show will reveal the real Bristol Palin and her journey as a daughter, a mother, and a young woman making her way in the world," said the Lifetime press release. more >>

Julianne Moore, who has been cast as Sarah Palin in HBO's new movie "Game Change," has revealed that politics and Hollywood aren't so different. The actress also commented on the political aspects of her role, suggesting that not only was Palin unqualified to be America's next Vice President, she had a lack of interest in governing altogether.

"Game Change" will premiere on HBO March 10 and with it is likely to come renewed controversy over Sarah Palin. The film will focus on John McCain's 2008 presidential campaign in which Palin was select as prospective Vice President. Julianne Moore, who played Palin, recently spoke of her role to Capitol File magazine.

Moore explained that it was important for her to accurately depict Palin. more >>

Dueling documentaries about Sarah Palin will be featured on HBO and ReelzChannel next month.

ReelzChannel just announced it had garnered the rights to air "The Undefeated" the same weekend as HBO's release of "Game Change." Both movies will cover the life of Palin and her sudden rise to fame during 2008's presidential election. Yet HBO's film takes a more liberal approach based on the book by journalists John Heilemann and Mark Halperin.

HBO, though, has issued a statement saying: "We hope that people will withhold any judgment until they have viewed the film. In the tradition of past HBO Films' release schedules, 'Game Change' is set to debut in the spring." more >>

Rick Santorum's daughter has made a "miraculous turnaround," according to the Republican presidential candidate, who shared news of her condition at a tele-town hall on Sunday night.

Isabella, or "Bella," as the family calls her, suffers from a rare and serious genetic disorder, called Trisomy 18, that kills about 90 percent of children before or during birth, ABC News reported.

The former Pennsylvania senator has been forced to cancel appearances during the weekend so that he can tend to his daughter in the hospital, a decision which former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin highly praised and described as a "Christ-like" example. more >>

Sarah Palin has told Fox News, “If I had to vote in South Carolina, I’d vote for Newt, and I would want this to continue.” Her husband, Todd, endorsed Gingrich on Jan. 9, saying, "Newt Gingrich is a true leader, which he has proven not only since the beginning of his campaign, but throughout his career." Many pundits are wondering if Palin's support is enough to help Gingrich, who is currently running second behind Mitt Romney.

Palin explained that she would like to see further examination of the Republican candidates before they are put to the test against incumbent President Barack Obama. “More debates, more vetting of candidates because we know the mistake made in our country four years ago was having a candidate that was not vetted, to the degree that he should have been.”

She added, “I want to see that [vetting] taking place this time because America is on this precipice-it’s that important. We need this process to continue.” Palin also stated that “these guys [Romney, Perry, Paul, Santorum and Gingrich] are getting better in their debates” and fleshing out their core beliefs, which is important to voters. more >>

Former Vice Presidential candidate Sarah Palin has voiced support for Newt Gingrich. During an interview with Fox News’ Sean Hannity, Palin stated, “If I had to vote in South Carolina, in order to keep this thing going, I’d vote for Newt, and I would want this to continue.”

Palin explained that she would like to see further examination of the Republican candidates before they are put to the test against incumbent President Barack Obama. “More debates, more vetting of candidates because we know the mistake made in our country four years ago was having a candidate that was not vetted, to the degree that he should have been.”

She added, “I want to see that [vetting] taking place this time because America is on this precipice -- it’s that important. We need this process to continue.” Palin also stated that “these guys [Romney, Perry, Paul, Santorum and Gingrich] are getting better in their debates” and fleshing out their core beliefs, which is important to voters. more >>