Michelle Obama Is Bringing ‘When We All Vote’ to Detroit

Duchess Kate Middleton recommended this skincare product to former First Lady Michelle Obama and we’re buying it immediately!

A full nest! Barack Obama and Michelle Obama’s daughters, Malia and Sasha, have returned home from college early due to the coronavirus.

With his dance party Instagram livestreams becoming a sensation amidst the worldwide quarantine, Brooklyn DJ D-Nice yesterday (March 25) mixed classic records for a great cause -- with some help from former First Lady Michelle Obama.D-Nice and Obama turned the evening set into a registration extravaganza, hosting the "couch party" in collaboration with Obama's voter registration organization When We All Vote.Prior to going live, the initiative announced a goal of getting 50,000 people registered

As coronavirus continues to spread across the nation, even the former first family is social distancing. Since entering quarantine, Ellen DeGeneres has been calling a plethora of her famous friends and sharing their conversations on her Instagram, and one of the latest guests to appear is Michelle Obama.

Former First Lady Michelle Obama opened up to Ellen DeGeneres about how her family is staying busy while self-quarantining amid the coronavirus pandemic. "When times are bad, having each other, having your health, we can do with a lot less.

Ellen DeGeneres, 62, continued to deal with her deep boredom during the COVID-19 stay-at-home order by calling more and more of her celebrity friends. And that now includes former First Lady Michelle Obama, who gave a little insight into what her famous family is doing during the shutdown.

Have you attended one of DJ D-Nice's virtual dance parties?  The artist has been playing music for thousands of fans at his "club quarantine" on Instagram amid the global coronavirus pandemic.  So, how did these gatherings get started? D-Nice told the whole story on Wednesday's at-home edition of The Tonight Show. One day, while he was sitting at home alone, D-Nice decided to play some music for his friends.

Ellen DeGeneres has been making the most of her days at home during the coronavirus quarantine and using her time like many of us: to catch up with friends and family.

Its 'Netflix and Chill' time for Michelle Obama as the Former First Lady of the United States is also confined within her home owing to the Coronavirus pandemic across the globe. While most of us are wondering what to do at home all day long, Michelle Obama seems to have made peace with staying indoors and she's loving her time at home. In a telephonic conversation with Ellen DeGeneres, Michelle Obama opened up on what she’s been filling up her days with during this social distancing phase.

Structure, Netflix, chill — and staying fit enough for a planking contest!

Michelle Obama was one of the most recent celebs Ellen DeGeneres cold-called from home where the former First Lady filled everyone in on what she is doing during self-isolation.

Michelle Obama is just like the rest of us and trying to find a balance from being at home all the time now because of stay-at-home orders during the coronavirus pandemic.

Stars—they're just like us! As the world retreats indoors to avoid the spread of coronavirus, so is Barack and Michelle Obama. The First Lady caught up with TV host Ellen DeGeneres on the phone this Monday afternoon, which Ellen shared to Instagram.  During the five-minute phone call, Michelle revealed she, her hubby and their two daughters are passing their hours by sitting back, relaxing and indulging in some of their favorite streaming platforms.

Michelle Obama is reaching out to people who are struggling amid the coronavirus. The 56-year-old former first lady took to Instagram on Sunday in an effort to comfort citizens who are trying to adapt to social distancing rules as a result of the pandemic.

Michelle Obama‘s uplifting message is the kind of motivation we need every week!

Michelle Obama didn’t hesitate to use her platform for good when she took to Instagram on March 22. The Former First Lady, 56, began her carousel post, which featured resources for how citizens can help their community during the Coronavirus pandemic, with a reassuring message.

Michelle Obama is reaching out to people who are struggling amid the coronavirus. The 56-year-old former first lady took to Instagram on Sunday in an effort to comfort citizens who are trying to adapt to social distancing rules as a result of the pandemic.

DJ D-Nice is doing his part to keep lifting spirits during the ongoing global health crisis.