Photo of Le Grand Casino de Monte-Carlo in Monte Carlo

They don’t call him Slick Willie for nothing. But this time maybe he wasn’t trying to live up to his alter ego. Yes, he may not be in office anymore, but former president Bill Clinton finds a way to remain the center of attention as he took time out to pose for an impromptu photo [...]

Diane Kruger arrived for the Nights in Monaco gala fundraiser at the Casino in Monte Carlo, Monaco on May 23, 2012. 35-year-old star put her best fashion foot forward in a gorgeous Prabal Gurung dress. German actress and former fashion model, Diane wore a gold and white dress from Prabal Gurung Fall 2012 collection . Diane Kruger’s dress featured sheer, gold embellished top, styled with a white ...

By Jo Piazza / current.com Still ever the politician, former President Bill Clinton is not one to shy away from a photo-op. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton’s husband posed for this picture in the Monte Carlo casino during the Cannes film festival on the French Riviera this week. added by: jopiazza   0 comments

McLaren’s Lewis Hamilton and Ferrari’s Fernando Alonso, two of the big favourites for victory at Monaco this weekend, both played down their chances yesterday.

On Sunday, May 27, 2012, the Formula 1 Series will be traveling to Monaco to race in the Monaco Grand Prix. The drivers will take to the streets of Monte Carlo for the annual race. This year, though one driver set a track record, he did not get to start in the pole position. Instead, the driver had to serve a five position starting grid penalty.

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Bill Clinton cannot escape himself. The former president posed for an impromptu photo with two porn stars Wednesday, the celebrity news-gossip site TMZ reported. He reportedly posed at a casino in Monte Carlo, Monaco, where Clinton attended a “Nights in Monaco” fundraising gala. At least...

Bernie Ecclestone walked down the paddock in a charcoal three-piece suit. It was a quarter of an inch thick. Never mind that the mid-morning sun was blazing off the Mediterranean and fans wore sun cream.

PARIS: NOVAK Djokovic will accept the ‘unique’ French Open challenge of becoming the first man in 43 years to monopolise all four Grand Slams, but six-time champion Rafael Nadal has his own history to make.