‘The West Wing’ Cast To Perform 2002 Episode On HBO Max To Benefit Michelle Obama’s Nonpartisan Voter Drive

Barack and Michelle Obama raised their two daughters in the White House for eight years, and made sure that Malia and Sasha enjoyed the same experiences as everyone else, despite their unique upbringing.

The West Wing are back together again. On Thursday, HBO Max released the trailer for A West Wing Special to Benefit When We All Vote, which reunites the cast for a staged presentation of classic Season 3 episode "Hartsfield's Landing." The event will support and raise awareness for the non-profit organization When We All Vote, co-chaired by Michelle Obama.

Also Read: Sterling K Brown to Play Leo McGarry Role in HBO Max's 'West Wing' SpecialThe special will also feature guest appearances, including a message from Michelle Obama and others. Additional cast members and special guests will be announced in the coming weeks.

When We All Vote, a nonpartisan non-profit launched by First Lady Michelle Obama in 2018.The organisation set up by Michelle Obama aims to encourage people to vote, and bridge the voting gap, especially when it comes to race and age.The special reunion episode is set to air two weeks before the general election in the US and all of your favourite characters will be returning.The special’s cast includes Martin Sheen as President Josiah ‘Jeb’ Bartlet, Bradley Whitford (Deputy Chief of Staff Josh

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. "

We know former President Barack Obama is a remarkable constitutional scholar, but his Harvard Law School-trained wife may be even more convincing!

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. "

Barack and Michelle Obama have a love unlike any other. The former president and the former first lady celebrated 28 years of wedded bliss on Saturday.

The Obamas are celebrating 28 years of marriage!

Michelle and Barack Obama's 28th wedding anniversary, the former First Lady has marked the occasion with a touching post.MORE: Barack and Michelle Obama's love story in picturesSharing a photo of herself and her husband posing in what appears to be a restaurant, the famous mum spoke of her love for her partner, writing: "I love @BarackObama for his smile, his character, and his compassion." WATCH: Everything you need to know about the Obama family Michelle signed off her post by asking her

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.

28th wedding anniversary on Saturday, here at HELLO!, we have decided to take a look at Barack Obama and his wife Michelle's love story. The couple first met in 1989 and dated for three years before exchanging vows on October 3, 1992.READ: Michelle Obama and husband Barack speak candidly about raising their daughtersThey married at Trinity United Church of Christ in Chicago.

Rob Lowe paid a virtual visit to Global‘s “The Talk” on Tuesday, where he shared a bit about his recent participation in a special blast-from-the-past event: a cast reunion of “The West Wing” for an upcoming special for HBO Max.

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.

Today is National Voter Registration Day, and Zendaya and Michelle Obama are ringing in the holiday by sending their followers a friendly reminder.In collaboration with When We All Vote, the former First Lady's voter initiative organization, Zendaya and Obama went on Instagram Live to urge people to register to vote as soon as possible. "As young people, sometimes we procrastinate," said the recently anointed Emmy winner.

National Voter Registration Day. On Tuesday, Kerry Washington, Michelle Obama, Taylor Swift and more used their social media platforms to urge their followers to register to vote.National Voter Registration Day, which is celebrated on the fourth Tuesday of September, aims to create broad awareness of voter registration opportunities to reach thousands of voters who may not register otherwise.

was previously announced that creator Aaron Sorkin, 59, and executive producer Thomas Schlamme, 70, will film the reunion in October — following coronavirus production guidelines — at LA’s Orpheum Theatre. In a statement, HBO Max said the event will be held to “raise awareness for and support the vital mission of” When We All Vote, a nonprofit co-chaired by Obama.