Barack Obama

When the First Lady says she's serious about healthy food, the First Lady means she is serious about healthy food. Even the First Dog, Bo, is not beyond reproach, and, after packing on a few pounds, is now on a diet. Yes, the dog is on a diet.

It's not everyday that you get to see Mitt Romney smacked in the face with a hot dog or President Obama trounced with a balloon sword... Until now. Thanks to a new, free phone game called Vote!!!, you can see it every day. It might seem like they've lost sight of the point of democratic elections by making the two presidential candidates go toe-to-toe, but the folks at Epic Games could actually be

President Barack Obama has always been "down" with the young voters. He knows how to dance, he sings, he knows what these kids are saying these days, and he knows how to text. Turns out the latter will be his most important talent in the upcoming election. In what surely qualifies as one of the first large-scale examples of political fundraising through texting, Obama's reelection campai

Mash-up genius Fadi Saleh is at it again. The 19-year-old who runs YouTube channel Baracksdubs has just unveiled his latest editing masterpiece. Known for his viral videos of presidential speeches cut to the tune of popular music, Saleh's fans have requested the next pop hit for our Commander-in-Chief to (sort of) sing along to.

In April, Ebony magazine published a handwritten note from Beyonce to Michelle Obama in which the singer expressed her admiration for the First Lady. In the letter, Beyonce praises Michelle as "the ULTIMATE example of a truly strong African American woman...

Barack Obama got the old "Bronx cheer" during the second quarter of the USA versus Brazil men’s basketball exhibition at the Verizon Center in Washington, DC, Monday night. However, the boos had nothing to do with what the crowd thought of his job performance as president. Instead they were reacting to his inexplicable decision not to kiss his wife Michelle when the First Couple was feat

Tack on another stab that the right-wing media will take in order to make sure Barack Obama doesn't become president for a second term. "Now he's killing old ladies!," they'll say. No, they probably won't, but still, the story is a rather sullen one.

During an appearance on 'David Letterman' last week, Justin Bieber wouldn't say if he would vote for Barack Obama or Mitt Romney in the 2012 presidential election. (Of course, he doesn't actually get to make that decision, as the 18-year old is a citizen of Canada and not the United States.) Nevertheless, one of the two candidates is still working hard to nail down Bieber's endorsement. Watch Bara

The Obama campaign has been catching grief lately for suggesting that wedding guests donate money to his 2012 presidential run in lieu of more traditional gifts. However, their latest campaign gambit to combine love and politics is likely to be a bit better received.

Earlier this week, Amber Lee Ettinger, who rocketed to notoriety in 2008 as the bikini-clad 'Obama Girl,' seemed to un-endorse the man she once had a "crush" on. But while the President may have lost his Obama Girl, he's gained an Obama Boy.

On Monday, Betty White stopped by to see her old pal Barack Obama in the Oval Office. Earlier this year, Obama had prerecorded a special message for White during her 90th birthday television special.

Remember Amber Lee Ettinger, the woman who earned the nickname "Obama Girl" during the 2008 presidential campaign when she posted a music video showing her affection for the then presidential nominee? It became one of the most talked about viral videos on the web in the lead up to Obama's impending victory. But with re-election a few months from now, "Obama Girl" has had a chan

It started about a month ago when members of the Harvard baseball team lip-dubbed Carly Rae Jepsen's pop hit 'Call Me Maybe' while riding on their team bus. The video, which also includes synchronized dance moves, currently has over 11 million views on YouTube and its success has spawned numerous other 'Call Me Maybe' cover videos. In fact, over the weekend, Donald Trump became the biggest non-mus

10-year-old Ryan Sullivan got more than just an autograph from President Barack Obama. He got an excuse note from him as well. The President was on a fundraising tour this week in Minnesota and his hometown of Chicago, Illinois as part of his reelection campaign. One of the stops was at a Honeywell manufacturing plant in Minnesota.

Yesterday, the New York Times revealed the backstory behind the memorable image of a five-year-old boy stroking President Barack Obama's head. Turns out, the photo isn't just adorable. It's also a powerful statement on race and Obama's role as America's first African-American president.