Los Angeles, Oct 5 : The much-hyped Sarah Palin-Joe Biden vice-presidential debate on October 2 has been ranked as the “most watched vice presidential debate ever”, as it was keenly viewed by around 70 million viewers across the US, which was even more than those who watched the Presidential debate between Democratic Barack Obama and Republican John McCain.

Washington - Even if you can't go on an actual caribou hunt with Republican vice-presidential candidate Sarah Palin, you can certainly get shot trying.

An artist in Brooklyn, New York, has created an exhibit where visitors can get photographed for free - wearing a fake fur vest, brandishing a cardboard rifle - with life-size cutouts of Palin and daughter Piper. A large, stuffed, slain caribou is thrown in for dramatic effect.

New York, October 4 : An artist in New York City is offering people a chance to fake going caribou hunting with Republican vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin in picture forms.

Dawn Robyn Petrlik of Brooklyn has set up photoshopped cardboard cutouts of Palin and daughter Piper in front of a backdrop mountain scene.

There is also a huge stuffed caribou, presented as though it had been shot by the hunters in the picture.

All that a person is required to do is to hold a cardboard rifle and pose for a photo with Palin and her daughter.

Washington, October 4: U. S. Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama and Republican vice presidential nominee Sarah Palin have emerged as new fashion icons, with models at Paris Fashion Week sporting their styles.

Yves Saint Laurent''s spring-summer show on Thursday saw designer Stefano Pilati send models down the runway with a variation of Palin''s signature beehive-with-bangs hairdo.

Obama also inspired a line of dresses, reports Fox News.

A model even wore a short frock featuring a portrait of the Democratic presidential candidate.

Washington, October 4: Analysing how the U. S. vice presidential candidates delivered their ideas during the October 2 debate, a linguist at Saint Joseph''s University in Philadelphia has come to the conclusion that Republican Sarah Palin was using her Alaskan dialect and informal pronunciation to connect to a particular demographic.

Dr. Elaine Shenk, assistant professor of Spanish, also observed that Democrat Joe Biden spoke more formally, believably, to appeal to academics and intellectuals.

New York, Oct. 4 : Republican vice-presidential candidate Sarah Palin has expressed her annoyance over her interview with CBS interviewer Kate Couric, saying that she has no qualms about talking to the media, and would be more open to having such interactions in the run-up to the November 4 presidential elections.

In an interview with FOX News, Palin described her debate with Democratic rival Joe Biden as a lot of fun.