Washington, Apr. 21 : Former U. S. presidents Bill Clinton and George W. Bush will appear together in Toronto next month on a public stage for the first time since Bush ended his presidency in January this year.

According to a Globe and Mail report, the two will be appearing at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre on May 29 for a moderated "conversation" that is expected to last about two hours.

New York, April 20: Former US President Bill Clinton has said that it is necessary to confront and resolve ‘Slumdog’ realities in India.

The 62-year-old had been reacting to drastic conditions in the country, the recent one being when father of ''''Slumdog Millionaire'''' star Rubina Ali Qureshi had allegedly decided to put her up on the black market for 300,000 pounds.

And it was to this incident, reported by News of the World, that Clinton offered his part of the solution.

London, Apr 10 : TV personality Claire Sweeney has revealed that she once had a flirty encounter with then president Bill Clinton, when he tried to make eyes at her.

It was at a costume party in Russia hosted by Cliff Richard that Clinton walked up to Claire and tried to lure her with his cheeky lines.

"Clinton came over to me dressed as an Admiral. He starts chatting me up. His bodyguard came over and told him, `Mr President, it's time to go," the Sun quoted Claire as saying.

Washington, Mar 29 : Republicans appear to be crafting their own version of Bill Clinton''s legendary campaign phrase in an effort to recapture both chambers in Congress next year.

According to FOX News, sixteen years ago, Bill Clinton surged to an improbable presidential victory over incumbent George H. W. Bush, primarily on the strength of a snarky campaign phrase: "It''s the economy, stupid."

Now, the Republicans have come up with a message: President Obama''s fiscal policy "spends too much, taxes too much and borrows too much."

Washington, Mar 25 : Former US President Bill Clinton will deliver the keynote speech on April 19 when the Illinois Holocaust Museum and Education Center opens for the first time in Skokie.

Clinton will join Governor Pat Quinn, foreign dignitaries and Holocaust survivors at a ceremony that will mark the much-anticipated opening of the museum.

The ceremony will begin at noon April 19 under a large tent outside the museum, 9603 Woods Drive, The Sun Times Group reported.