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According to the visitor logs, Epstein's first visit to the Clinton White House was authorized by a person identified as 'Rubin', believed to be Robert Rubin (pictured) who was the president's director of the National Economic Council at the time and was later appointed treasury secretary
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Wasn't that the name of one of the NXIVM victims?
>is married to anOxenberg
>Wasn't that the name of one of the NXIVM victims?
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OXENBERGHenry, died at age 98, August 20, 2010 in Atlantic City, NJ. Born in Philadelphia, PA, son of Jacob and Blima (Marcus). A resourceful and creative businessman, he and his wife, Sylvia, founded, and for twenty-five years, operated the successful Boardwalk leather goods store, J.S. Briggs, ltd., in Atlantic City. He is survived by his brother Morris, daughter Judith Rubin and her husband, Robert–, grandson James Rubin and his wife, Gretchen, grandson Philip Rubin and his wife, Lauren, and great-grandchildren Eliza, Eleanor and Henry. Graveside service will be held 11am, Tuesday, August 24th at Beth Israel Cemetery, Black Horse Pike, Egg Harbor Township, NJ. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to Shore Memorial Health Foundation, 1 East New York Avenue, Somers Point, NJ 08244. Services byRoth-Goldsteins' Memorial Chapel, Atlantic City, NJ. www.rothgoldsteins.com
Published by New York Times on Aug. 22, 2010.
>>is married to anOxenberg
>Catherine Oxenburg
Catherine's Father
OXENBERG - Howard, born July 27, 1919 died peacefully on the night of June 25, 2010 surrounded by the family he loved. He is survived by his children Starr Oxenberg, Robert Oxenberg, Catherine Van Dien and husband Casper, Christina Oxenberg, Ashley Harcourt and husband Scott, and grandchildren, Mari, Luna, India, Celest and Maya, and one great-grandchild, Magnolia. Born in New York, Howard always knew he was destined for a rich and colorful life. He had natural movie star good looks and a shrewd mind. He started off in life without much but with tremendous courage to overcome any obstacle. He taught himself to become a champion swimmer and was a member of the Aquacade. His athleticism earned him a college scholarship and also saved him from the front lines of battle in WWII as he was assigned by the Navy to teach hundreds of sailors how to swim. Howard created many successful ladies clothing lines and was the first to mass market maternity dresses. He sold his businesses at age 50 and retired to the good life. He taught himself to ski and play tennis and was soon dominating both sports with his grace and agility and refusal to ever be second best. Howard owned homes in New York City, Southampton, and Palm Beach and devoted himself to a social circuit of fine friends, parties, back-gammon, and traveling. Anyone who knew Howard knew he was the life of the party with his wide smile and easy laugh and desire to cheer. He lived a life quite unique and as he said so often, "I'm one in a million." And that he was.
Published by New York Times on Jul. 4, 2010.
>https://www.townandcountrymag.com/society/tradition/a30222833/christina-oxenberg-instagram-patreon-memoir/
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Hollywood Stars—And She Is Ready to Tell All Her Stories
Oxenberg spills the tea on the Kennedys, Jeffrey Epstein, her cousin Prince Andrew. "It’s everything I’ve been asked never to repeat."
By Ben Widdicombe
Christina Oxenberg is the kind of deliciously wicked society writer whose work begs to be enjoyed with a bowl of popcorn and a glass of wine.
The 56-year-old bon vivant is the daughter of a Serbian princess; cousin to the British royal family, and sister of the Hollywood actress, Catherine Oxenberg. Over the years she has run with an uptown-downtown cross section of New York society from Andy Warhol’s Factory crowd to the Kennedys, and her address book is full of movie stars. (Her ex-husband is the artist Damian Elwes, brother of The Princess Bride star Cary Elwes.)
The author of nine books of fiction and non-fiction, she is now serializing a tell-all memoir every week on the crowd-funded content platform, Patreon (entries are published on Sundays and Thursdays). There, for the past six months, she has been unspooling the secrets of her A-list set for a subscription starting at $1 a month.
Recent entries have dished on Ghislaine Maxwell and Jeffrey Epstein; her mother’s alleged affairs with John F. Kennedy, Peter Beard, and Warren Beatty; and her sister’s nine-day marriage to producer Robert Evans. There are also gossipy stories about John F. Kennedy Jr. and being snubbed by Jackie Onassis when Robert F. Kennedy Jr. took her to a family wedding.
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>Oxenberg spills the tea on the Kennedys, Jeffrey Epstein, her cousin Prince Andrew. "It’s everything I’ve been asked never to repeat
In ‘90s New York, she entered the orbit of Jeffrey Epstein, whose dinner parties she attended at his Upper East Side townhouse, “a plush, professionally decorated showpiece in shades of beige.” It was owned at the time by Epstein’s billionaire patron, Leslie Wexner, whom she recalls as being “awkward and round and rumpled and damp and nervous and so decidedly lacking in all social graces.”
Also in the mix was Epstein’s alleged fixer, Ghislaine Maxwell. “If I saw her she would say, ‘You’re my poorest friend!” Oxenberg writes. “And she’d laugh, it gave her pleasure, made her feel in control perhaps.”
It would not be long before those circles and her royal relatives collided. She speculates that Epstein and Maxwell, known for drawing influential and wealthy people into their orbit, saw a high-status target in Prince Andrew, her second cousin once removed. “They were grifters and he was low-hanging fruit,” she says now. “He really was a hapless sap. But he’s my cousin so I love him, and I understand that being a dummy doesn’t make you a bad guy.”
Oxenberg also said Maxwell asked if she would ghost-write a novel for her. The inspiration was Oxenberg’s 1997 roman-a-clef, Royal Blue, about a dysfunctional clan of minor European royals. The depiction of certain characters (the protagonist’s mother is described as “a self-centered, gold-digging tart,” and her father as “a shameless social climber”) placed a chill on her family relationships that endures to this day.