Presidency Showbiz and Celebrity Breaking News

Former President Barack Obama's memoir A Promised Land will come out on November 17. CNN ran excerpts from the book on its site today, including a passage Barack wrote about how being president of the United States affected his relationship with his wife Michelle Obama.

Former President Barack Obama has a lot to say about his two terms in the White House in his new 768 page memoir A Promised Land. In a just released excerpt, he even reveals how being the leader of the free world took a toll on his now 28 year marriage to wife Michelle, 56. She remains one of the most beloved — and fun! — first ladies of all time, but behind the scenes, friends and even family treated her as “secondary” in importance to her husband, according to #44.

Barack Obama gets candid about the toll his presidency took on his marriage to Michelle Obama.In an excerpt from his upcoming memoir,, the 59-year-old politician admits that he could «sense an undercurrent of tension» in his wife.«Despite Michelle's success and popularity, I continued to sense an undercurrent of tension in her, subtle but constant, like the faint thrum of a hidden machine,» an excerpt posted by CNN on Thursday reads.

Conservatives, take heart. Sure, Joe Biden is the president-elect and will move into the White House Jan.

2 min read In a historic victory, Joe Biden has won the US presidency defeating incumbent President Donald Trump. In his victory speech, the President-elect noted the support he received from in the LGBT community.   While there are still ballots to be counted across a number of states, all major networks have called the race for former Vice President […]

After days of thorough ballot counting, former Vice President Joe Biden emerged as the victor of the 2020 presidential election on Saturday, ousting President Trump from the White House as a one-term president.

Now that the results of the 2020 presidential election are in, with multiple outlets officially calling Joe Biden‘s victory over Donald Trump early Saturday morning, it’s time to check in on America’s famous family and see how they reacted to the big news!

Gene Maddaus Senior Media WriterJoe Biden has been elected the 46th president of the United States, beating President Trump with a campaign that focused on healing the country’s divisions and defeating the coronavirus pandemic.Biden’s win was narrower than most observers predicted, and Republicans appear in a strong position to retain control of the Senate.

Brent Lang Executive Editor of Film and MediaWherever President Barack Obama went, Pete Souza was right there with him.For eight years, the White House photographer was a fly-on-the-wall as the president and his team made consequential, world-altering decisions about bailing out the auto industry or raiding Osama Bin Laden’s compound. Souza and his camera also captured the quiet moments — taking photographs of the commander-in-chief relaxing with his wife and children.

Raising children in any atmosphere is no easy feat. Living in the White House and facing global pressure only increased the challenges, Michelle Obama confirms.

Tom Morello has joked that Rage Against The Machine are “karmically entirely responsible” for Donald Trump‘s presidency.The guitarist was asked about the band’s 1999 video for ‘Sleep Now In The Fire’ in a new interview, a visual in which someone holds up a sign reading: “Trump for President”.“Would you say, in some sense, that Rage Against the Machine predicted all this?” Morello was asked in a new interview with Interview Magazine, to which he replied: “I would say that we are karmically

After four days of praise from the most prominent Democrats in the United States, and a slew of celebrities, Joe Biden officially accepted the party’s nomination for president “with great honor and humility.” Biden, 77, spoke to the country from his home state of Delaware, pledging to voters that he’ll undo the harm he believes Donald Trump has done to the United States.

Julia Louis-Dreyfus took multiple digs at Trump, calling out his tax returns, his controversial photo op at St. John’s Episcopal Church amid the Black Lives Matter protests, and more.John Legend and Common also delivered a passionate and empowering performance of their Oscar-winning song, «Glory.» The Chicks also sang the National Anthem.For more DNC coverage, see below.

Barack Obama is not holding back on what he sees as the failures of Donald Trump's presidency. The former commander in chief spoke during Wednesday's Democratic National Convention and shared his experience of Trump from having spent time with him in the Oval Office.«I never expected that my successor would embrace my vision or continue my policies.

Jordan Moreau Former President Barack Obama tore into President Donald Trump during the Democratic National Convention, saying he’s using the presidency as a reality show to grab attention.Speaking live from Philadelphia, Obama delivered his remarks during the third night of the virtual convention, following fellow speakers Hillary Clinton, Elizabeth Warren and Nancy Pelosi.In his speech, Obama said he didn’t expect Trump to support his policies, but he had hoped he would at least take the

Former President Barack Obama worked with his “brother” Joe Biden for eight years in the White House, and he’s determined to get him four more. Obama, 59, closed out the third night of the Democratic National Convention on August 19 with a passionate speech targeting his successor, Donald Trump and his “failures” during his presidency. Trump, according to Obama, is using the presidency to “get the attention that he craves,” and cannot succeed in a second term.

impassioned remarks on Monday, in which she warned that the “chaos” in America would only continue to get worse if Trump was reelected and urged voters to support Joe Biden “like [their] lives depend on it.”Also Read: Michelle Obama: 'If You Think Things Cannot Possibly Get Worse, Trust Me -- They Can'In his Wednesday speech, the former president is expected to also point to the “consequences” of Trump’s presidency.“Donald Trump hasn’t grown into the job because he can’t.

Ted Johnson Barack Obama plans to deliver a convention speech on Wednesday that will offer biting criticism of his successor Donald Trump and characterize Joe Biden and Kamala Harris as just the people who can lead “this country out of dark times.”Obama will be one of the marquee speakers on the convention’s third night, which will finish with the convention’s acceptance speech.“I have sat in the Oval Office with both of the men who are running for president,” Obama plans to say, according to

.@Scaramucci, who just made a fool of himself as he got taken apart by @SteveHiltonx, only lasted 11 days in his favorite of all time Administration, before being fired for, again, making a fool of himself. Anthony is a loser who begged to come back.

Michael Cieply Executive EditorAuditions make me nervous. Not for myself—I’m beyond the casting call stage of life.

Anyone looking forward to a West presidency may have to put away their Kanye 2020 gear for now.

Ted Johnson As reporters rushed to post many of the juicy anecdotes and scorching analysis from Mary Trump’s new book this past week, they might have missed that the memoir also is a media critique.In Too Much and Never Enough: How My Family Created the World’s Most Dangerous Man, set to be published Tuesday, the niece of President Donald Trump still seems a bit surprised that, through his entire career, her uncle, whether by design or impulse, has used distraction to his advantage.“The media

Katy Perry has revealed if she is supporting Kanye West‘s run for presidency.

Kanye West announced a bid for the White House — and while he has not officially filed campaign paperwork, he has a plan in mind.“Kanye believes in supporting big-business tax breaks but also more stimulus and opportunities for minorities and Black people,” a source exclusively reveals in the new issue of Us Weekly.