'Smart' Malia Obama's impressive work ethic revealed following exciting job news

Michelle Obama is planning to step away from the spotlight, revealing she wants to move towards retirement and wants to make room for the next generation.The former first lady who is now being celebrated at the National Women’s Hall of Fame for her influence, admits that although she has a very busy schedule, she wants to move somewhere sunny with her husband Barack Obama.During her most recent interview, the bestselling author confessed that she is ready to spend more time with Barack and adopt

Brent Lang Executive Editor of Film and Media“The Daily Show” host Trevor Noah is developing and may star in a remake of “The President’s Analyst,” the 1967 political satire that starred James Coburn as the Oval Office’s resident psychiatrist. Paramount Pictures will back the film.Noah will have a critical helping hand when it comes to navigating White House life.

Michelle Obama has spoken about how the COVID-19 pandemic bought her closer with her two daughters Malia and Sasha.Malia, a senior at Harvard, and Sasha, a sophomore at University of Michigan, both were forced to study at home in 2020 as colleges closed down across the country.Now, Michelle has revealed that the girls "didn't come back into the house into the same set of rules, because I didn't want them to miss out on independence."MORE: Malia Obama pictured with famous parents following

Like any family, quarantining during the COVID-19 pandemic has taken its toll on the Obamas. But despite the struggle of having four independent people — two who are supposed to be enjoying college — living under one roof, Michelle Obama is counting her blessings where she can find them. The former first lady, 57, said that staying at home together has actually strengthened her and husband Barack Obama‘s relationship with their daughters, Sasha and Malia.

Malia Obama has not only landed herself an impressive TV writing role, but will be portrayed in a star-studded new series, too!MORE: Michelle Obama stuns in figure-flattering dress to reveal exciting newsThe Harvard student will feature as one of the many characters in upcoming Showtime Anthropology series The First Lady, with Lexi Underwood playing the role of Michelle and Barack Obama's eldest daughter.Lexi took to Instagram to share the exciting news on Tuesday, writing: "Sitting in so much

Lexi Underwood has been cast in the recurring role of Malia Obama in the Showtime anthology series "The First Lady," Variety has learned. The series is described as a reframing of American leadership, told through the lens of the women at the heart of the White House.

Lexi Underwood, breakout star of Hulu’s Little Fires Everywhere, is set to portray Malia Obama opposite Viola Davis’ Michelle Obama and O-T Fagbenle’s Barack Obama in Showtime’s anthology series The First Lady, headlined by Davis, Michelle Pfeiffer and Gillian Anderson. Davis executive produces the series, directed and executive produced by Susanne Bier and produced by Lionsgate TV and Showtime.

Joe Otterson TV ReporterLexi Underwood has been cast in the recurring role of Malia Obama in the Showtime anthology series “The First Lady,” Variety has learned.The series is described as a reframing of American leadership, told through the lens of the women at the heart of the White House. Viola Davis will play Michelle Obama, while O-T Fagbenle will appear as President Barack Obama.

Michelle Obama has hilariously revealed that she and her husband Barack Obama "can't get a word in" when they have dinner with their two daughters, Sasha and Malia.Speaking on Good Morning America on Wednesday, the doting mother revealed: "If you sit around the dinner table, me and Barack, we can't get a word in edgewise and we like it like that." She added: "We want to hear their thoughts and their opinions, and that's where it begins." WATCH: The special moment between Kamala Harris and

It’s loud in the Obama household, and that’s just the way they like it! Former First Lady Michelle Obama told Robin Roberts in a new interview that she has always wanted daughters Sasha and Malia to know how powerful they are, and to recognize the importance of their opinions even as kids. Now, they’re both bright young women who are excelling in college and have no qualms about chatting at the dinner table during lockdown.

Michelle Obama is putting her hope in today’s youth.

Michelle Obama is a doting mum to daughters Malia and Sasha, and ensured that they enjoyed as normal an upbringing as possible during Barack Obama's eight years in the White House.MORE: Michelle Obama stuns in figure-flattering dress while announcing exciting newsLike every parent, the former FLOTUS has her own unique parenting style, and while she tends to keep her children out of the spotlight, Michelle previously gave an insight into her life as a mother.Chatting to People magazine following

Michelle Obama had some exciting news to share with social media followers about at the start of the week – and chose the most glamorous photo to accompany her announcement!MORE: Barack Obama makes unexpected comment about Michelle ObamaOn Instagram, the former FLOTUS shared her joy for her husband Barack Obama, who has followed in his wife's footsteps with a podcast.Barack has teamed up with Bruce Springsteen to produce Renegades: Born in the USA, available to listen to on Spotify, and Michelle

Barack and Michelle Obama's down-to-earth relationship is one of the many reasons they are so popular.The former POTUS isn't afraid of poking fun at himself, and during an exciting debut on Clubhouse over the weekend, he made an unexpected – and hilarious – revelation about his wife.MORE: Malia Obama pictured with famous parents following exciting newsDiscussing his book, A Promised Land, which was released in 2020, Barack revealed that his wife listened to it on audio at 1.5 x speed because it

Barack Obama is proving himself worthy of the title “renegade”!

Barack and Michelle Obama are doting parents to daughters Malia and Sasha, who despite their unique childhoods growing up in the White House, managed to live relatively private lives.MORE: 'Smart' Malia Obama's impressive work ethic revealed ahead of new jobThe famous siblings lives in the iconic building for eight years, and during that time, their parents made sure their lives were as normal as possible, with everything from school trips to playdates still on the cards."Even as Barack being

Barack Obama is opening up about his childhood experiences with racism. In the second episode of his recently launched “Renegades: Born in the USA” podcast with Bruce Springsteen, the former president recounted the time he got into a fight with a former friend who called him a racial slur.

Barack Obama is opening up about his childhood experiences with racism. In the second episode of his recently launched podcast with Bruce Springsteen, the former president recounted the time he got into a fight with a former friend who called him a racial slur.“Listen, when I was in school, I had a friend.

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.