THE FIRST DOG'S 1ST PHOTOSHOOT

First Dog Bo made his public debut on the White House South Lawn Tuesday followed by Malia, Sasha and the President. The first family walked the 6 week old black-and-white Portuguese water dog in front of a herd of photographers. Presidential pooch, Baby Bo, already had political connections — he was litter mates with one of Sen. Ted Kennedy's pups!

MAGICAL MOMENT: PRES. BARACK & MICHELLE OBAMA’S FIRST DANCE

President Barack Obama and First Lady Michelle Obama, he in a white tie and black tux, she in a white evening gown by Jason Wu, started the tour of inaugural balls Tuesday night which cap the swearing-in of the 44th president. They started at "the Neighborhood Ball,'' which the president called one of the most important tonight. Beyoncé sang Etta James’ “At Last” as Barack and Michelle Obama took their first dance as President and First Lady at the Neighborhood Ball in Washington, D.C., on Tuesday. Watch as Beyoncé sings at Obama's first dance.



A DATE TO REMEMBER: STARS AT THE INAUGURATION

Obama's big bash: Celeberities flocked to D.C. to pay tribute to the new President in Washington D.C.. A cold but well-dressed Beyoncé and Jay-Z stood in the crowd at the U.S. Capitol building in Washington, D.C., for President Barack Obama’s swearing-in ceremony on Tuesday. Other celebs in attendance included Oprah Winfrey, Diddy, Denzel Washington, and Muhammed Ali to name a few. Check out who watched Barack Obama get sworn in.





PRESIDENT BARACK OBAMA'S INAUGURAL ADDRESS

Barack Obama became the 44th president of the United States on Tuesday afternoon, promising a new era of “hope over fear, unity of purpose over conflict and discord.” Watch the video below as President Barack Obama takes the oath of office and delivers his inaugural address from the steps of the Capitol.


THE OBAMAS SAY HELLO TO CANADA

The presidential family covers the January issue of Hello! Canada.

CHANGE HAS COME TO AMERICA

Barack Obama beats John McCain and becomes the country's first black president.
Barack Obama swept to victory as the nation's first black president Tuesday night in an electoral college landslide that overcame racial barriers as old as America itself. "Change has come," he told a jubilant hometown Chicago crowd estimated at nearly a quarter-million people.
The son of a black father from Kenya and a white mother from Kansas, the Democratic senator from Illinois sealed his historic triumph by defeating Republican Sen. John McCain in a string of wins in hard-fought battleground states — Ohio, Florida, Iowa and more. He captured Virginia, too, the first candidate of his party in 44 years to do so.

E3 COVER 2 COVER

Jada Pinkett Smith gets fierce for CAPITOL FILE magazine.

Michelle Obama keeps it real in the new issue of RADAR magazine.

Danity Kane is featured in the recent GQ magazine.

DOUBLE TAKE: TYRA BANKS AS MICHELLE OBAMA


From the runway to the Oval Office. Bazaar casts supermodel and talk-show hostess Tyra Banks as hopeful First Lady Michelle Obama in the September issue of Harper’s Bazaar.

In the issue, available Aug. 19th, Banks recalls the time she met Michelle Obama. "so warm and so gracious. She's got that direct-eye-contact, truly-connecting thing. She's not a 'ha, ha, ha' type... And I love that she's tall."

PATIENTLY WAITING

Michelle Obama covers the September issue of EBONY magazine. The First Lady hopeful talks family, friendship and the future of America in the new issue.

Plus, America's favorite family is featured in the upcoming issue of ESSENCE Magazine.

THE OBAMAS COVER PEOPLE

The Obamas are featured in the latest issue of PEOPLE magazine where they offer a rare look inside their family life.Can you tell me how this experience has changed your marriage?
Barack: It's made it stronger. The tough times for us were when the kids were real small, I was away a lot and Michelle was still working. So, the burden on her was enormous, and I think there's a feeling that maybe I didn't fully appreciate that burden. That was something we worked through. And I think we're both more patient with each other. We both know how to avoid making the other person feel aggravated. And I'm so proud of her and I think she knows how much I love and appreciate her. So, she puts up with me.
Michelle: I think it has made us stronger. Time and love and sacrifice and hard struggles, I think, make you stronger.
Barack: I also think that she knew at the beginning when I was doing this that if she came to me and said don't do it, I wouldn't have done it. And if I ever thought that it was ruining my family, I wouldn't do it.
Michelle: We're constantly balancing each other. I know that if I were to say, "I can't take this," it would be over.
This issue of People magazine will hit stands August 4th.
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PICTURE PERFECT BEAUTIFUL!

Barack & Michelle Obama grace the newest edition of US WEEKLY where they talk about why she’s the apple of Obama’s eye.


Black Hollywood's "It" girls Gabrielle Union is the July covergirl for ESSENCE magazine. The picture-perfect actress shares her beauty and fitness secrets in ESSENCE's July 2008 issue. She admits that learning to love her body was a spiritual and physical process. "It's definitely about getting on the path to being the person you want to be," she said.




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BARACK'S ROCK

The hottest chick in the game, Michelle Obama is featured on the cover of the February 25th issue of Newsweek magazine. Check out Newsweek for the great article on Michelle. YES WE CAN!!!