President Obama turns 49 today and radio shock jock-turned-daytime diva Wendy Williams is sending a birthday basket to the Commander-in-Chief in honor of the special day.
On The Wendy Williams Show Wednesday, Wendy presented a series of gifts she believes the Prez might enjoy, including stylish blue jeans, electronic cigarettes, chili mix, and a Spider-Man comic book.
President Barack Obama’s Thursday morning apperance on The View was one for the record books.
The telecast was the show’s most-watched episode ever, according to Nielsen Research. More than 6.6 million Americans tuned in to watch the president gab with Whoopi Goldberg, Barbara Walters, Joy Behar, Sherri Shepherd and Elisabeth Hasselbeck on everything from the crisis in the Gulf of Mexico to Justin Bieber and Snooki Polizzi.
The ladies of The View will welcome a very special guest to the gabfest this week: President Barack Obama.
The milestone interview will mark the first time a sitting United States president will visit a daytime talk show. Barbara Walters will return to the studio for the first time since undergoing open heart surgery in May.
Obama’s appearance is part of the show’s continuing “Red, White & View” campaign, which is committed to political guests and discussions. In April the show welcomed Vice-President Joe Biden.
He’s the most-raved about hip-hopster to hit The Rap World in more than a decade — a fact which makes it easy to forget that Aubrey “Drake” Graham is actually a former child star, who once cut his teeth playing “Wheelchair Jimmy” on the Canadian teen series Degrassi: The Next Generation.
Now 23, Drake recently chatted with Paper Magazine August 2010, where he revealed that his acting days aren’t behind him just yet. And you’ll never guess the world leader he hopes to play next.
President Barack Obama and First Lady and talk show magnate Oprah Winfrey are among 500 people who have reportedly been invited to hobnob at the nups of former First Daughter Chelsea Clinton later this month.