Michelle Obama

The First Lady of the United States gave a nod to the first ladies of hip-hop

Shocking twist: It's been almost a decade, but Rory Gilmore still really, really loves to read.

We’re sadly approaching the end of Barack Obama’s presidency, and following last night’s White House Correspondence Dinner, the first trailer for Southside With You has arrived in timely fashion. The sweet indie romance flick takes us back in time to 1989, when a young Barack met his future wife, Michelle, and took her on their very first date — well, according to her, it wasn’t actually a date (but it kind of was).

You may be thinking, "Hey, didn't a movie about a younger Barack Obama just premiere at Sundance?" You would be correct — but unlike Southside With You, which centered on the first date between Barack and Michelle Obama, the upcoming film Barry focuses more on Barack pre-Michelle. Newcomer Devon Terrell will play the younger Obama, with The Witch breakout star Anya Taylor-Joy in the key role of a college friend.

It’s hard enough for film critics without Barry O. snatching up our freelance gigs, but President Obama and the First Lady weighed in with their choices for 2015’s best film.

Raven-Symone spoke out in defense of former Univision anchor Rodner Figueroa after he made remarks about First Lady Michelle Obama that many deemed racist.

Watch Barack Obama read mean tweets on 'Jimmy Kimmel' while Michelle Obama dances to "Uptown Funk" on 'Ellen.'

Somebody thought they could heckle Michelle Obama. Somebody thought wrong. About 12 minutes into a speech the First Lady was giving for a Democratic Party fundraiser in Washington, D.C., a protester interrupted to demand that the president sign an anti-discrimination executive order. And that's when things got real.

The POTUS, Barack Obama, and his FLOTUS, Michelle Obama, were named the World's Most Powerful Couple by Forbes. No surprise there, but they were joined on the list by a slew of celebrity pairings as well.

Yesterday (April 9), Tennessee native Justin Timberlake visited the White House for a special celebration of Memphis soul music, and his performance of Otis Redding’s ‘(Sittin’ On) the Dock of the Bay’ had the Obamas smiling and singing along. The evening also featured such artists as Mavis Staples, Ben Harper, Charlie Musselwhite and Sam Moore.