Monica Lewinsky is breaking her silence. After decades of maintaining a low profile in the wake of her affair with then-President Bill Clinton, Ms. Lewinsky has written a piece for Vanity Fair that recounts her side of the story and some of the
(CNN) — Saying that "it's time to burn the beret and bury the blue dress," Monica Lewinsky is writing for the first time about her affair with Bill Clinton. "I, myself, deeply regret what happened between me and President Clinton. Let me say it again
Linda Killian: The American people have already moved on from the Monica Lewinsky scandal. Now Ms. Lewinsky wants to as well.
Thanks to Vanity Fair (and probably not the Clintons), former White House intern Monica Lewinsky is back in the public eye at age 40. Her personal essay about the years since her presidential scandal will be released in full on Thursday, butVanity Fair
“It's time to burn the beret and bury the blue dress,” writes Monica Lewinsky in a Vanity Fair essay teased Tuesday, to a collective national groan. In the few paragraphs the magazine has made public, there is plenty for readers to roll their eyes over