President Obama
Not even the Prez is exempt from "Game of Thrones" fever.
Even President Obama can't deny how great Drake's "One Dance" is. As the rapper's first No. 1 song continues to remain the hottest track in the country, the folks behind the Baracksdubs YouTube page have created yet another hilarious video. The channel cut together the POTUS' speeches so that he sings "One Dance."
When most presidents finish their bids in the White House they either retire or make tons of money doing speaking engagements. President Obama may be doing something that no other former president has done, and that’s owning an NBA Team. Press secretary Josh Earnest revealed Wednesday in a White House press briefing that the President has […]
Derek Jeter's The Players' Tribune has made major strides since its birth in 2014 to bring forth the strongest quality content in terms of athletes reflecting on their thoughts. Though the medium houses such as Steve Nash as a senior producer and Blake Griffin as a senior editor, Jeter may have just landed his strongest contributor to date: President Obama.
Larry Wilmore kept his speech all the way real, saluting the POTUS with, “Yo, Barry, you did it, my nigga!”
Some lovely person (or people) with far too much time on their hands made a mash up of Obama doing a spoken word piece to Desiigner's "Panda" which happens to be the #1 song on the Billboard charts. Check out the hilarious clip.
While across the pond meeting with the royal family, Michelle Obama honored the passing of music royalty with a purple Oscar de la Renta dress and purple Narciso Rodriguez coat.
President Obama is advocating for women who have had the unfortunate experience of being harassed online.
"Drop the beat" said President Obama to the drummer that played while he and Lin-Manuel Miranda, creator of the Broadway musical "Hamilton" filmed a freestyle in The White House Rose Garden.
Obama said he wasn't surprised by Trump's ascendance in the presidential race.
President Obama and First Lady Michelle are the cutest couple to ever grace the steps of the White House.
