Marian Robinson, the mother-in-law of President-Elect Barack Obama is moving into the White House- at least temporarily- to support her daughter Michelle and granddaughters Sasha and Malia as they adjust to their new life in Washington, transition officials said Friday. Read the rest of this entry »
Drag entertainment icon RuPaul appears as both Barack and Michelle Obama in a holiday-themed advertisement for his new reality series, RuPaul’s Drag Race, premiering on the Logo Network February 2.
President-Elect Barack Obama and First Lady-to-be Michelle Obama will sit down with veteran TV journalist Barbara Walters in a special one-hour special on ABC Wednesday night.
The chat is expected to cover the future Commander-In-Chief’s transition into office, the economy, and foreign policy. Portions of the interview will also air on Good Morning America, ABC World News Tonight, and Nightline.
America’s new First Family has selected a den of knowledge for daughters Sasha and Malia Obama; and it looks like the girls will study at the same private school another famous First Daughter once attended. Read the rest of this entry »
America’s new First Family is a ratings sureshot. According to preliminary Nielsen ratings numbers, Sunday night’s 60 Minutes interview with President-Elect Barack and Michelle Obama drew 24 million viewers, capturing the newsmagazine largest audience since January 17, 1999.
If Elisabeth Hasselbeck wants to keep her job as the lone conservative on ABC’s The View, she’ll keep her trap shut when it comes to President-Elect Barack Obama and his wife Michelle. Read the rest of this entry »
What did you think of Michelle Obama’s election night dress?
Apparently, lots of folks around the blogosphere aren’t feeling the little red and black Narciso Rodriguez Spring 2009 number our next First Lady chose to wear during her husband’s Election Night Victory Rally in Chicago on Tuesday evening.
Every fabulous fashionista is entitled to an off day.
Tina Fey and Will Ferrell aren’t the only Saturday Night Live alums making a comeback.
The hilarious Maya Rudolph, who spent years bringing in the laughs on the NBC sketch comedy series, is reportedly working on her impersonation of rising style icon and our nation’s potential next First Lady Michelle Obama.
Rumor has it that while there is “no official confirmation,” Maya’s appearance as Mrs. Obama is “likely.”