Barack Obama Said The Sweetest Thing About Michelle Obama's Inauguration Look

Chris Willman Music WriterBruce Springsteen and Barack Obama talk extensively about issues of race in the first two episodes of their joint Spotify podcast, “Renegades: Born in the USA,” both released this week.

Long before he became President of the United States, Barack Obama was called a racial slur by someone who he thought was a friend—and let’s just say that things didn’t end well for that guy.

If you had to choose two men to invite to dinner, we have a feeling Bruce Springsteen and Barack Obama would be high on that list.

Former President Barack Obama is teaming up with Bruce Springsteen on a new podcast for Spotify. In Renegades: Born in the USA, the friends will sit down to discuss everything from race to fatherhood to modern manhood to the state of America today.

Bruce Springsteen is teaming up for a Spotify podcast with former President Barack Obama.

Barack Obama has launched a new podcast series called Renegades: Born In The USA with guest Bruce Springsteen.The Boss joined the former president for “a long and meaningful conversation” last year, which will be presented to listeners over eight episodes.The first two instalments of the series landed on Spotify earlier today (February 22), with the remaining six set to arrive in the coming weeks.In a trailer for the podcast, Obama noted: “On the surface, Bruce and I don’t have a lot in common.

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Todd Spangler NY Digital EditorBarack Obama sat down with Bruce Springsteen for a series of wide-ranging conversations that will hit Spotify as an exclusive original podcast — the newest entry in the company’s expanding slate of audio programming.“Renegades: Born in the USA” is an eight-episode podcast featuring the former president and The Boss, who have been friends for over a decade, “in deep and revealing conversation,” according to Spotify.

Teamed with Barack and Michelle Obama’s Higher Ground, Netflix has acquired North American and other territorial rights to Worth, the Sara Colangelo-directed adaptation of the Kenneth Feinberg memoir What Is Life Worth. Feinberg, who is played by Michael Keaton in the film, was appointed Special Master of the September 11th Victim Compensation Fund.

Michelle Obama has been working with Netflix to produce films and shows for years since leaving the White House.

Michelle Obama is here to teach children about nutrition.

Former first lady Michelle Obama’s gift from Jill Biden is one that holds such a special meaning—in fact, it’s even something that Michelle Obama herself had a hand in making possible!

Barack Obama dropped by the January meeting of the MahoganyBooks-Very Smart Brothas Book Club to chat about his new memoir and take part in a Q&A session. 

Barack Obama has lead the tributes to Hollywood trailblazer Cicely Tyson saying she “left a mark on the world that few will ever match”. Tyson was known for playing strong African American women over a glittering career spanning seven decades, credited with shattering stereotypes and paving a path for the generations who came after her.

Staying safe. When Amanda Gorman saw Michelle Obama yelling at Barack Obama at the inauguration, she wondered why like the rest of the country. Then she heard what the former First Lady was telling her husband and it all made sense.

Former President Barack Obama and First Lady Michelle Obama arrived at Joe Biden's inauguration this morning, following the tradition of past American presidents and their spouses attending all inaugural ceremonies. Michelle wore a raspberry belted outfit and coat by Sergio Hudson for the event.

pandemic and the recent violent riot by armed insurrectionists, there was hope and joy in the air at the United States Capitol on Wednesday, as Joe Biden was sworn in as the 46th president of the United States and Kamala Harris took the oath to become the first female vice president, as well as the first Black and Asian American VP.While the inauguration looked a bit different due to COVID-19 crowd restrictions — attendees were masked, the National Guard was on alert throughout downtown

It was a small, sweet moment between two history-makers that got major attention on Inauguration Day. Before being sworn in as the nation’s first female, Black, and South Asian president, Kamala Harris stopped to bump fists with former President Barack Obama. The United States’ first Black president gleefully returned the gesture with a huge smile on his face. Though they both wore protective face masks during the inauguration, you can see it in their eyes!

What a day! Alex Rodriguez, Barack Obama and more stars celebrated President Joe Biden and V.P. Kamala Harris as they were sworn into their White House duties on Wednesday, January 20, at the United States Capitol.