Obama Says He’ll Do a TikTok Dance If it Will Get Young People to Vote

Ted Johnson Monica, Ludacris, Jermaine Dupri, and Jeezy are among those lending their voices to a new wave of radio and digital get out the vote spots for Joe Biden’s presidential campaign.With four weeks to go until the presidential election, the campaign has been tapping into showbiz for endorsements and support.These ads will be played on radio stations and on digital platforms, with a focus on African American voters in key battleground states.

Barack and Michelle Obama celebrated their 28th wedding anniversary on Saturday, and as she is known to do, the former first lady posted a sweet post on Instagram. "28 years with this one," she wrote. "

Joe Biden’s presidential campaign has tapped Ludacris, Monica, Jermaine Dupri and Jeezy to record "Get Out The Vote" ads focusing on Black voters in battleground states. "It is really really important to make sure people don’t sit at home," Dupri tells The Hollywood Reporter.

A post shared by Michelle Obama (@michelleobama) on Oct 3, 2020 at 1:02pm PDT‘And this year, we have a request for you — pick one person in your life who might not vote and make sure they do. Tell us about it in the comments! That’s an anniversary message of the best kind.

Michelle Obama met Barack Obama in 1989 at the Chicago law firm where they both worked, it was not exactly love at first sight — even though he was quite popular around the office.“In my experience, you put a suit on any half-intelligent Black man and white people tended to go bonkers,” she went on to write in her 2018 memoir, Becoming. “I was doubtful he’d earned the hype.”Barack, on the other hand, was infatuated from the very beginning.

“The Way I See It” director and producer Dawn Porter says the documentary about former Chief Official White House photographer Pete Souza is not subtle about criticizing Donald Trump’s administration.“In some years you want to be subtle and this is not a subtle year,” she told TheWrap’s Steve Pond during the 2020 Toronto International Film Festival.

Melania and Me. “I'm working ... my ass off on the Christmas stuff, that you know, who gives a fuck about the Christmas stuff and decorations? But I need to do it, right?” the First Lady is heard telling Winston Wolkoff about her .She goes on to rail against critics who expected her to do more to intervene in the Trump administration's family separation policy, seeming to cast some of the blame onto former President Barack Obama.

Conan O‘Brien, former First Lady  Michelle Obama  shared that her and former president   Barack Obama’s daughters,  Sasha  and  Malia Obama , have been feeling the effects of quarantining with their parents for months.Obama got real when it comes to just how her daughters are adjusting to the extra time with their parents. She admitted that at the start of quarantine, her daughters were excited to spend more time with her and Barack.

Michelle Obama got real about the effects of family fatigue amid the coronavirus pandemic. During an interview with Conan O'Brien, the former First Lady shared that her and former president Barack Obama's daughters, Sasha and Malia Obama, have been feeling the effects of months spent quarantining with their parents.

Michelle Obama and Barack Obama’s daughters are “no longer thrilled” to be quarantining with their parents amid the coronavirus pandemic.“At first, our kids got a little sick of us, which was fine because we were pretty much sick of them,” the former first lady, 56, joked of Malia, 22, and Sasha, 19, during a Wednesday, September 23, Conan appearance. “The summer started happening, and then we could be outside a little bit more.

Just like many families in quarantine, Michelle Obama has had her fair share of ups and downs. The former first lady made an appearance on “Conan” on Wednesday, where she joked with host Conan O’Brien about the many stages of quarantine with herself, husband Barack Obama and their daughters Malia, 22, and Sasha, 19.

Michelle Obama has had her fair share of ups and downs.

At first the Obama family had some really amazing times together when the COVID-19 lockdown began in March.

Barack and Michelle Obama have an incredibly close relationship with their daughters Sasha and Malia, who spent their childhood growing up in the White House during their dad's presidency.MORE: Michelle Obama reveals daughter Sasha's unique living situationDespite their unique upbringing, their down-to-earth parents worked hard to ensure that they had as much privacy as possible.

Barack Obama has his fans excited on social media! The 59-year-old former President teamed up with media company ATTN: to release a video encouraging voting-by-mail. “Over the past few months, I’ve learned a thing or two from young people about how to quarantine successfully,” Obama says in the video. “You’ve taught me how to make a mean sourdough starter – It looks awful.

Michelle Obama has paid a touching tribute to her husband Barack Obama following the announcement of the upcoming release of his book, A Promised Land, which hits the shelves in November.MORE: Michelle Obama's daughter Sasha's unique living situation revealedThe former First Lady of the United States re-posted Barack's announcement on Instagram on Thursday, alongside the words: "There's no one more reflective, more honest, and more thoughtful than @barackobama.

Ted Johnson Former President Barack Obama said that they first volume of his memoirs, A Promised Land, will be published on Nov. 17.“There’s no feeling like finishing a book, and I’m proud of this one,” Obama wrote on Twitter.

Who knew that Barack Obama was such a big softie? Former First Lady Michelle Obama revealed on her Spotify podcast that her husband absolutely “shed tears” as they dropped off their eldest daughter, Malia Obama, at college for the first time. Michelle, 56, said that she and Barack took Malia, now 22, to lunch before leaving the freshman at Harvard just to get a little more time with her. It still didn’t soften the sting when they watched her walk away.