He went backstage and palled around with the beautiful people.
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Obama has also interacted with many politicians and even palled around with Christie after Hurricane Sandy.
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He palled around with Donald Trump Jr. and has boasted of meeting personally with the president multiple times.
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It saw another Trump aide, Larry Kudlow, facing accusations that he palled around with a prominent white nationalist.
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Newman and Harris palled around Cabo San Lucas at the end of June to film the song's music video.
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Though he palled around with Willem de Kooning and Franz Kline, pioneering Abstract Expressionist Roy Newell is largely unknown.
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Remember the Trump head-patting incident, in which he palled around with our soon-to-be autocrat in chief?
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He flew former President Bill Clinton on his private plane, dubbed the "Lolita Express," and palled around with current President Donald Trump.
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He palled around with George Gershwin; Mayor Jimmy Walker (who would be with him at his deathbed); and the Yankees' owners, Col.
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Moore's affection for the America of chattel slavery was shocking but not surprising, because he has long palled around with white nationalists.
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He interviewed legends of the 18703th century like Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and Che Guevara, and palled around with Robert F. Kennedy.
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Judging by the way the two palled around when we got them at LAX this week ... don't bet on that happening any time soon.
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Sacha was decked out in "The Brothers Grimsby" regalia Monday, as he crashed the Miami set and palled around with Dwayne Johnson and Zac Efron.
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He palled around with Willis Reed during the Knicks' glory days in the early 1970s and later became a team broadcaster and community relations mainstay.
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A man who palled around with Nazis couldn't raise the millions of dollars Republicans needed from tony enclaves like New York, Los Angeles, and San Francisco.
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The reality star palled around with the one and only Sarah Jessica Parker backstage at Kanye West's star-studded concert at Madison Square Garden last night.
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She immediately invited them to her Midtown hotel, where the star-struck children snapped photos, got autographs and generally palled around with a rising tennis star.
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He palled around with comedian and civil rights activist Dick Gregory, tripped acid with Timothy Leary, and commissioned Terry Southern to write a movie about Jim Morrison.
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Perry celebrated her birthday at Ye's show, where she palled around with Halsey, danced her face off, and, most notably, twisted up her face at Swift's expense.
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They palled around with fellow Hollywood couple Emily Blunt and John Krazinski, who also came out to support the biographical dramedy written and directed by Stanley Tucci.
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They palled around there with fellow Hollywood couple Emily Blunt and John Krazinski, who also came out to support the biographical dramedy written and directed by Stanley Tucci.
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He received the key to the city from Toronto mayor John Tory in a pre-game ceremony, after which he palled around with Tory and Raptors general manager Masai Ujiri.
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Epstein was well-connected in high society, had a ton of money of uncertain origins, and infamously palled around with people like President Donald Trump and former President Bill Clinton.
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Mr. Hanson was never part of any cinematic school or wave, like the so-called movie brats (Steven Spielberg, Martin Scorsese and Francis Ford Coppola) who palled around and sometimes worked together.
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He palled around with Ginsberg and the other Beats and reportedly had sex with Neal Cassady, better known as Jack Kerouac's On the Road sidekick and the driver of Ken Kesey's magic bus.
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It didn't matter that O.J. barely thought of himself as black, or that he'd palled around with cops, hosting them at Brentwood pool parties, or that he had a history of beating Nicole.
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Back in the 1940s, Captain Marvel — who battled the genius worm Mr. Mind, and palled around with a talking tiger — was more popular and substantially more inventive than the drier and less whimsical Superman.
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He folds plenty of tangy bits into "Escapes" — Mr. Fancher palled around with fame and was romantically involved with Sue Lyon and Barbara Hershey — but the movie is more essayistic gloss than definitive biography.
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Those who the NRA palled around with were the authors of invasion, war, and thousands of deaths in Ukraine, and those chiefly responsible for expanding the kleptocratic networks which have consistently undermined American interests.
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Oribe Canales, a celebrity hairdresser who worked, and palled around, with models like Naomi Campbell, Cindy Crawford and Linda Evangelista in the era of big hair and fat shoulder pads, died on Sunday in Manhattan.
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Last night the ladies palled around on the red carpet at the premiere for Aniston's new comedy, Office Christmas Party, then went home and performed some sort of Witches of Eastwick ritual on their mutual ex.
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It was there that he met his lifelong friend Connie (Consuelo) Joerns and palled around with Joan Mitchell, on her way to becoming a world-famous Abstract Expressionist artist — they liked each other while scorning each other's art.
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In "Celebrities You Had No Idea Were Friends" news, Bradley Cooper and girlfriend Irina Shayk palled around with Andy Cohen, Allison Williams and her husband Ricky Van Veen, Diane von Furstenberg, and Anderson Cooper and his partner, Benjamin Maisani.
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A 19th-century poet named Celia Thaxter, who palled around with Nathaniel Hawthorne, Henry Wadsworth Longfellow and John Whittier on the Isles of Shoals on the Maine-New Hampshire border, left the Shoals only a few times and always came back.
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The '80s Look "It was a wonderful period of my life," the Italian designer Ermanno Scervino said of the time he spent in New York in the 1980s, when he palled around with art and fashion luminaries, including Andy Warhol.
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Though we always assumed that the universe would explode if Ryan Reynolds and Ryan Gosling were ever in the same room together, the two actors palled around during the awards show without incident, proving that maybe 2016 isn't so bad after all.
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The President spent time Wednesday morning with five-time major champion Phil Mickelson and later palled around with a big-hitting John Daly, who grinned and wore a Hawaiian shirt as he posed with the President and Gingrich in the Oval Office.
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This option can range from merely expensive to downright unconscionable (Nicki Minaj has both made one bar mitzvah boy happier than he'll ever be again, and palled around with a corrupt, ruthless Angolan dictator) and really depends more on your bank account than anything else.
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N.L.," where he played his share of unctuous flight attendants and receptionists, palled around with his co-stars Chris Farley, Adam Sandler and Chris Rock, and set off a 20-year-long feud when he called Eddie Murphy "a falling star" on "Weekend Update.
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A poet, writer, activist, labor organizer, legal theorist, and Episcopal priest, Murray palled around in her youth with Langston Hughes, joined James Baldwin at the MacDowell Colony the first year it admitted African-Americans, maintained a twenty-three-year friendship with Eleanor Roosevelt, and helped Betty Friedan found the National Organization for Women.
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When your outfit is abandoned by a Beltway maven who failed to predict the Soviet Union's fall as an intel analyst, palled around with Iran-Contra conspirators as a CIA deputy director, and oversaw America's post-9/11 wars of choice as the secretary of defense—twice—you know there's some sinister shit afoot.
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As the face of America abroad, Trump palled around with dictators, elevated his blood relatives over his foreign policy officials and staged a historically audacious photo op by walking onto the soil of America's last Cold War rival North Korea in an episode that in the short term is likely to do more for his reelection hopes than global peace.
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In Engber's Slate piece, he lists some of the prominent academics who palled around with Epstein — before and after his conviction — and it's an eye-popping list of STEM celebrities: Gregory Benford, George Church, Murray Gell-Mann, Stephen Jay Gould, David Gross, Stephen Hawking, Danny Hillis, Gerard 't Hooft, Stephen Kosslyn, Jaron Lanier, Seth Lloyd, Martin Nowak, Oliver Sacks, Lee Smolin, Robert Trivers, Frank Wilczek, and more.
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After my initial visit [to their > Montecito home], the three of us palled around together. The more I knew > Susan, the more I liked her. If there had been a way for the three of us to > live together, I would have tried it because I grew to respect Susan and to > value her for the generous and kind person she is. Like her Irish forebears, > she engaged her crisis with good humor and the hope that she'd learn > something.
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In 1977, Taupin collaborated with rock photographer David Nutter on It's A Little Bit Funny, adding text and helping chronicle Elton John's year- long Louder Than Concorde Tour. The now-collectible book was published in hard and soft cover editions by Penguin Books. It collects the better part of one year's worth of personal adventures and memories of Elton and the band, aboard his private plane, on the beaches of Barbados, at backstage gatherings and in some quieter off-stage moments with friends (including some famous faces that Elton and Bernie met and palled around with in their travels). In 1978, Taupin also appeared in an episode of The Hardy Boys/Nancy Drew Mysteries, "The Hardy Boys & Nancy Drew Meet Dracula", singing backup to Shaun Cassidy.
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