U2 performs “Pride (In The Name Of Love)” and “City Of Blinding Lights” at the January 18 We Are One Barack Obama inauguration concert – check out the inaugural event in the video clip above.
Beyonce performs “America the Beautiful” in this We Are One Barack Obama Inauguration concert video. The other musicians and presenters at the January 18 inaugural event sang in this last song as well.
Ashford & Simpson will release a remake of their 1984 “Solid (As a Rock)” – named “Solid (As Barack)” – on January 20.
Check out Maya Rudolph and Fred Armisan (as Barack Obama) singing “Solid (As Barack)” in the SNL video clip above.
There’s been a bit of buzz that Jennifer Hudson will be singing the Star Spangled Banner at Barack Obama’s inauguration on January 20 – her rep, however, has confirmed that “There is no truth to this.”
Given the recent deaths in her family, it’s understandable that Jennifer Hudson will take some time off before performing.
President-elect Barack Obama shirtless pictures are hitting the Internet and causing a lot of excitement, it seems – check out the video clip above. Our soon-to-be president, his wife, Michelle Obama and their kids were snapped during their vacation in Hawaii.
Two things to note about the shirtless Obama pictures – 1) he’s in great shape and 2) privacy is probably a thing of the past for the President-elect.
December 5th, 2008 by Wendy
Tagged as: Barack Obama, Barbara Walters Most Fascinating People, Politics
Naturally, Barack Obama topped the list of Barbara Walters’ 2008 Most Fascinating People. Check out the Barack Obama Most Fascinating People interview in the video clip.
Hillary Rodham Clinton was officially announced to the role of Secretary of State by President-elect Barack Obama today at a news conference. Check out Hillary Clinton’s speech in the video clip above.
Hillary Clinton will require confirmation by the Senate for the Obama Cabinet role. Read the rest of this entry »
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If you missed it, here’s a video clip of President-elect Barack Obama’s 60 Minutes interview, which aired November 16.
This is Barack Obama’s first major television interview following the election. Read the rest of this entry »
