Chelsea Clinton is Hot: Launches Facebook Fan Page, Interviews Mother (PHOTOS)

Chelsea Clinton is hot. In the same week she joined Facebook, the only daughter of former President Bill Clinton and Secretary of State Hillary Clinton upped her public profile in a big way by interviewing her mother on stage at an event.

Clinton, 31, was married one year ago and while she has typically avoided the spotlight she's took the microphone at this week's Clinton Global Initiative conference, conducting a live interview with her mother. Poised and relaxed, Clinton asked her mother questions and spoke about issues that caused her personal concern -- including global health, food and economic issues.

The public appearance came days after she launched her own Facebook fan page.

Already, she has 10,542 people who like this on Facebook. Comments from fans of the New York-based public figure include, Love you, Chelsea! Cant wait to see your political work someday soon! to Chelsea, wishing you and your husband Shana Tova and Happy New Year. Are you coming home to Little Rock next week for the festivities honoring your dad? You were a hit with your mom at the Global Initiative.

Among Chelsea Clinton's Likes on Facebook include New York University, where she attended, Common Sense Media, and University of Oxford, in England.

Her Personal Information says, My parents and my grandmother inspire me every day and, every day, in my work and personal life, I think about how best to live my grandmother's twin mantras that 1) Life is not a dress rehearsal and 2) Life is not about what happens to you, but what you do with what happens to you.

By Saturday, Chelsea Clinton was trending first among Hot Topics on Alexa, the global Web information company.

Clinton married Marc Mezvinksy in an event some journalists called glamorous last year, and while she's been plagued by divorce rumors there seems to be no credibility. Clinton serves on the board of the Clinton Foundation and several othres and has focused on questions of empowerment and equal rights, including areas related to health and the arts, particularly on those that concern children, according to her Facebook profile.

When interviewing her mother on stage at the CGI event this week, Clinton quizzed her mom on technology and global issues. She also quipped that her father, President Clinton, still calls the Internet the World Wide Web. The Clinton Global Initiative was founded in 2005.

Discussing more serious issues, Hillary Clinton warned when talking with her daughter about repressive global regimes which stifle social media and other forms of voice display.

Some countries imprison bloggers who talk about music or art because they consider it to be subversive, Hillary Clinton said.