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Ted Johnson Joe Biden and Kamala Harris followed up their convention week on Friday with an L.A.

Joe Biden as he accepted his party's nomination for president of the United States. After a full week of stirring videos of people across America and speeches from some of the most powerful and influential members of the Democratic party, Biden put a pin in the DNC with a quote from the poet Seamus Heaney, saying that this was "our moment" and "our mission" to "make hope and history rhyme." But the hosts of late-night TV had the final word of the night.

Talking politics with their parents! Riley and Ryan stole the show at the Democratic National Convention talking to Stephen Curry and Ayesha Curry about the election on Thursday, August 20.When the Full Plate author, 31, asked his eldest daughter, 8, how she’d feel if she knew that “Joe Biden was going to have a woman as his Vice President, [Kamala Harris],” Riley said she’d be “surprised” and “happy.”She added, “There’s, like, not a lot of women being president and helping alongside the

Bernie Sanders joined Trevor Noah on The Daily Show Thursday night where he discussed Trump, uniting with Joe Biden despite their different opinions and why he believes he is popular among young voters. Speaking with Noah the night the fourth and final virtual Democratic National Convention aired, in which Biden accepted the Democrat presidency nomination, Sanders wasted no time in addressing why it's imperative President Donald Trump be voted off.

Steph and Ayesha Curry, along with their daughters — Riley, 8, and Ryan, 5 — made a sweet appearance during night four of the Democratic National Convention to have an endearing chat about politics.“We want to ensure that our kids live in a nation that is safe, happy, healthy and fair.

Hillary Rodham Clinton returning to the DNC's virtual stage four years after becoming the first woman to win the nomination of a major party. Now, she's honoring Kamala Harris' historic VP nomination.«I know something about the slings and arrows she'll face. Believe me, this former district attorney and attorney general can handle them all,» she said.

note to clarify that it “should have included more detail on the nominating process.” The outlet left a screen shot of the original tweet for transparency.Also Read: Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez Nominates Bernie Sanders in DNC Remarks: Watch Here (Video)While it is true Ocasio-Cortez nominated Sanders and not newly-minted nominee Joe Biden, that was her role in the proceedings for the evening.

Twitter couldn’t get enough of Dr. Jill Biden‘s speech at the Democratic National Convention tonight (August 18).

Tuesday's DNC was filled with powerful, memorable moments — but for Kamala Harris, one touching address stood out.

Ted Johnson EXCLUSIVE: Fresh off of accepting the Democratic nomination, Joe Biden and Kamala Harris and their spouses are set for a fundraiser on Friday, with hosts including Jeffrey Katzenberg, George Clooney and Byron Allen.The afternoon event will be virtual, but it features an L.A.-centric group of hosts.

Michelle Obama is getting tons of praise for the speech she delivered at the 2020 Democratic National Convention and we’ve gathered tons of tweets from celebs who are reacting.

Michelle Obama is singing the praises of Joe Biden. The former first lady delivered a taped speech at this year's virtual Democratic National Convention and was effusive in her kindness for the former vice president.«I am here tonight because I love this country with all my heart, and it pains me to see so many people hurting,» Obama began as she addressed the nation, explaining that the road to a better future depends on «who we choose as our president in our election.»«I know Joe.

Sharon Stone has had two family members already die from COVID-19, and two more are now fighting for their lives. The actress, 62, revealed on Instagram that her beloved sister, Kelly, and Kelly’s husband, Bruce, contracted coronavirus despite social distancing and wearing protective gear. Sharon lashed out at people who refuse face masks, as well as President Donald Trump for his inaction during the crisis. She begged her fans to vote for Joe Biden in November — not a “killer.”

After recovering from his recent lapse Kanye West is back on Twitter and is sharing his thoughts on Joe Biden‘s pick for his running mate and he has nothing but praise. The 43-year-old rapper, who is running for president in the 2020 election as an independent, says that it’s an “honour” to be running against Joe’s VP pick--Kamala Harris.

Kanye West is sharing his thoughts on Joe Biden‘s pick for his running mate and he has nothing but praise.

Michelle Obama is sharing how thrilled she is that, unlike when she was a child, young girls of color will now have a role model who shows that “someone who looks like them can grow up to lead a nation like ours.” The former first lady was referring to Kamala Harris, who was announced Tuesday as Joe Biden’s running mate for his 2020 presidential campaign.Obama took to social media on Thursday, posting images of Harris, 55, alongside a caption about the monumental nomination.“You get used to it,

Many celebrities were excited about Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden's decision to tap Senator Kamala Harris to be his running mate. Harris made history, becoming the first Black woman and woman of Indian descent to become a vice presidential candidate for a major political party in the U.S.