Barack Obama Reveals He’s A Silver Fox With Full Head Of Gray Hair While Urging People To Remain ‘Resilient’

Reading romance! Michelle Obama and Barack Obama teamed up on Thursday, May 14, as guests on Chicago Public Library’s “Live from the Library” Storytime sessions.

Former US president Barack Obama, 58, and Former First Lady Michelle Obama, 56, posted a clip of themselves reading a kid’s book to give parents across the country “a break” from home schooling their children. The couple read The Word Collector by Peter H. Reynolds and emphasized the importance of libraries. “It’s a fun book that vividly illustrates the transformative power of words, and we hope you enjoy it as much as we did,” Barack said of the kid’s book.

By Daniel Holloway

Celebs are paying tribute to the mothers in their life. 

Roommates, it has been months since the United States has been under social distancing guidelines, and Donald Trump has taken many shots at our Forever President! Barack Obama, however, has not commented on how the government is handling the virus…until now.

As  Michelle Obama ’s new Netflix documentary Becoming airs, we’ve been given a glimpse at how her daughters feel about her and their father  Barack Obama . Eloquent, thoughtful young women, their pride in their parents is palpable.

Barack Obama is doing his best to ensure that high school seniors across the country still get to celebrate graduation amid the coronavirus pandemic.

Michelle Obama‘s Netflix documentary, Becoming, focuses on her successful 2018-2019 book tour for her memoir of the same name. But there’s plenty of intimate family moments within the film, as well.

Former President Barack Obama will deliver a televised prime-time commencement address for the high school Class of 2020 during an hour-long event that will also feature LeBron James, Malala Yousafzai and Ben Platt, among others.

By Denise Petski

CNN journalist, Don Lemon, is OVER Donald Trump’s obsession with Barack Obama. During a broadcast on May 3, Don addressed Trump’s decision to retweet a conspiracy theory about his predecessor. He called the retweet “a new low from a president who goes low all the time.” Then, he stared directly into the camera, and calmly addressed Trump directly. In his speech, he compared Trump to Obama, listing all the ways he feels that the former president outshines the current one.

Since President Donald Trump was so late in responding to the coronavirus outbreak, and refusing to take responsibility for the myriad of federal missteps, his predecessor Barack Obama has taken to sharing helpful and timely COVID-19 information with his Twitter followers. On Apr.

Roommates, over the weekend, Donald Trump pointed the finger at Barack Obama for not developing a test for the coronavirus while he was in office. Now that Monday morning has come, Donnie’s Twitter fingers have come out once again, as he posted a parody video featuring Joe Biden and our forever President.

Father, husband, senator, president and "former Chicago resident."  Over the weekend, pop culture and sports fanatics alike were glued to their TVs when the new Michael Jordan docu-series was released. Titled The Last Dance, ESPN's latest series features many interview subjects discussing the Chicago Bulls basketball player's legacy.

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Most people know Barack Obama as the 44th president of the United States, but Michael Jordan sees him as just another Chicagoan.

The highly-anticipated Michael Jordan documentary, “The Last Dance”, gave fans all the sports they had been missing when it debuted on Sunday night. The 10-part series by director Jason Hehir looks back on Jordan’s entire career while chronicling the Chicago Bulls’ efforts to win a sixth NBA title during the 1997-98 season.

The highly-anticipated Michael Jordan documentary,, gave fans all the sports they had been missing when it debuted on Sunday night. The 10-part series by director Jason Hehir looks back on Jordan’s entire career while chronicling the Chicago Bulls’ efforts to win a sixth NBA title during the 1997-98 season.