Obama's YouTube interview(video+text)
President Barack Obama participated in a YouTube interview at 1:45 p.m. on Monday to answer questions submitted by YouTube users during and after the State of the Union.
Heart disease will kill 400,000 Americans in 2010
A study by British scientists found that around half of those deaths could be averted if people ate healthier food and quit smoking, and experts warned there was no room for complacency when it came to heart health risks.
Singer Blige feels Stronger with each challenge
On the chorus of her latest single, I Am, Mary J. Blige sings in her riveting voice: Ain't nobody gonna touch you better... more than I am. Since breaking through with her first R&B charting single and first No. 1 in 1992, You Remind Me, few performers have touched fans' inner emotions quite like Blige.
Oprah interviews Obama for Christmas special
Talk show host, Oprah Winfrey, headed to the White House on Thursday for an interview with the president and his wife ahead of airing a Christmas Special.
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Obama: Gunman in Fort Hood rampage to pay for crimes
President Barack Obama vowed on Tuesday to make sure the gunman who killed 13 people in a rampage at a U.S. Army base in Texas pays for his crimes.
No decision yet on Oprah Winfrey move to cable
Oprah Winfrey has not yet made a decision on a possible move of her syndicated chat show -- one of the TV industry's biggest money makers -- to her new cable network OWN, her production company said on Thursday.
Big names from Hollywood on Obama's arts committee
Sex and the City star Sarah Jessica Parker, Oscar winner Forest Whitaker and talent agent Bryan Lourd were among big Hollywood names named on Monday as members of U.S. President Barack Obama's Committee on Arts and the Humanities.
Michelle Obama to appear on Jay Leno Show
United States First Lady Michelle Obama is set to appear on The Jay Leno Show on Friday, NBC announced on Monday, according to the Associated Press.
Former flight attendant sues Oprah over sex claim
Oprah Winfrey has had pretty good luck in litigation during her career.
Rio wins 2016 Games as IOC rebuffs Obama
Rio de Janeiro won a resounding vote on Friday to stage the first Olympics in South America in 2016, rebuffing U.S. President Barack Obama, who had personally lobbied for his adopted hometown Chicago.
Gasps greet Chicago's ouster from Games bid
Gasps and tears greeted the announcement on Friday that Chicago had lost its bid to host the 2016 Summer Games, as the city went from favorite to also-ran in the multibillion-dollar Olympics sweepstakes.
President and First Lady back Chicago 2016 bid
Chicago played its two trump cards on Friday, U.S. President Barack Obama and his wife Michelle both making impassioned speeches as they urged the IOC to choose the Windy City as host of the 2016 Olympics.
Moment of truth for Obama factor in 2016 Olympic bid
Sport and politics converge in a potent mix on Friday with the credibility of the U.S. President on the line as International Olympic Committee (IOC) members choose the venue for the 2016 Summer Olympics.
Michelle Obama says she has much work to do for Chicago
American First Lady Michelle Obama said on Wednesday she was excited to be in the Danish capital and was ready to do a lot of work in support of Chicago's bid for the 2016 Olympics ahead of Friday's vote.
Michelle Obama to promote gardening on Sesame Street
U.S. first lady Michelle Obama is to kick off the 40th anniversary season of the children's TV show Sesame Street with a segment encouraging kids to plant gardens and eat healthy food.
Rivals unfazed by shadow of Obama in 2016 bid
The four cities bidding for the prize honor of hosting the 2016 Summer Olympics began three intensive days of lobbying on Tuesday with the Obama factor looming large ahead of Friday's vote by the IOC.
'Stop grabbing my ass' Obama claimed: book
During his presidential campaign Barack Obama experienced women pushing their bodies against his, slip phone numbers into his pockets and whisper suggestions in his ear, a new book today claims.
Kate Winslet, Michelle Obama make People's best-dressed
British actress Kate Winslet lead the pack of People magazine's 10 best-dressed women of 2009, with U.S. first lady Michelle Obama chosen for best accessible glamour.
De Niro, Springsteen among 2009 Kennedy honorees
Actor Robert De Niro, musician Bruce Springsteen and funnyman Mel Brooks are among the entertainers whose careers will be celebrated at this year's Kennedy Center Honors Gala in December.
Obama delivers national speech to kids (full transcript)
President Barack Obama is scheduled to deliver a national speech on education to students on Tuesday at 12:00 p.m. at Wakefield High School in Arlington, VA.
Obama School speech time and transcript
President Barack Obama will address the nation's school children welcoming them back to school at the start of a new school year Tuesday at 12pm EDT. The president's message will be streamed live at WhiteHouse.gov/live.
Obama speech to school students, time, full text, live streaming
President Barack Obama will deliver remarks to students across the U.S Tuesday, September 8 at 12:00 p.m. EST at Wakefield High School in Arlington, Va. The speech will be broadcast live on C-SPAN website and streamed live on WhiteHouse.gov/live.
Obama's speech to school students (full text)
President Barack Obama will deliver remarks to students across the U.S at 10:00 a.m. at Wakefield High School in Arlington, Va.
Michelle Obama's shorts cause a stir (Photo)
First lady, Michelle Obama, is on the spotlight again for her fashion, this time however not many people not many people are in favor of the mid-thigh shorts she chose to wear on a family holiday to the Grand Canyon.
World's best dressed of 2009 give tips on bargain buys
U.S. presidential couple Barack and Michelle Obama, Brad Pitt and French first lady Carla Bruni-Sarkozy all made the cut for an annual list of the world's best dressed -- and gave a few tips on where to find bargains.
Obama at Vatican for first meeting with pope
U.S. President Barack Obama arrived at the Vatican on Friday for his first meeting with Pope Benedict and what the White House says will be frank discussions on issues they agree and disagree on.
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