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Picture It: First Ladies Club
Michelle Obama and Hillary Clinton enjoyed the ceremony for the Awards for International Women of Courage yesterday.
Speed Read! First Granny Carves Out Fun Life in Washington
- Michelle Obama's mom, Marian Robinson, is a fly grandma — Jezebel
- Nicole Richie and Joel Madden are engaged — PopSugar
- How does Bob Costas look so young? — Double X
- A soldier's take on why women should serve in combat roles — New York Times
- UK police investigating man for killing his dying lover — BBC
- Science proves chocolate is stress busting — Lemondrop
Speed Read! Michelle Obama Says Her Hope Hasn't Changed
- Michelle Obama talks US mood and scrutiny she faces as first lady — Today Show
- Pregnancy death rate in California is higher than in Kuwait or Bosnia — LilSugar
- Lost is back! Here's a recap from last night — BuzzSugar
- Taylor Swift and John Mayer might be making sweet music together — Hollywood Life
- Gov. Mark Sanford refused to say he'd be faithful in wedding vows — ABC News
- Jon Stewart to face off with Bill O'Reilly tonight — New York Post
- Rush Limbaugh: "Huge supporter of women" — Jezebel
Your Favorite Female Newsmaker of 2009 Is...
Michelle Obama sure is cleaning up in the TrèsSugar Awards! She won favorite first lady and now favorite female newsmaker. From women in politics like Hillary Clinton and Sarah Palin to women famous for being infamous like dethroned Miss California Carrie Prejean and octomom Nadya Suleman, the first lady blew past them all with 38 percent of the votes.
Your Favorite First Lady Is . . .
It's no shocker that over 40 percent of you chose Michelle Obama as your first lady to love. Whether you like her husband's change or not, you can hardly deny she's upped the ante for future first ladies.
One other woman proved she has an alluring je ne sais quoi.
Speed Read! Oprah Chats With Michelle and Bo Obama
- Bo reduces the first lady to baby talk during Oprah's holiday special — Jezebel
- Elin Nordegren Woods emerges without wedding ring, with a smile — PopSugar
- 100-year-old pedophile goes free — Lemondrop
- American hikers detained in Iran will be tried for espionage — ABC News
- British phone booth turned into public library — BBC
- Houston is the largest city to elect an openly gay mayor — New York Times
- Female veterans struggle for acceptance when they return home from war — Huffington Post
- Chris Brown is complaining about his lackluster album sales — New York Post
- Italy's Silvio Berlusconi is still in the hospital, after attacker broke his nose — AP
- How does Catherine Zeta-Jones's Broadway debut measure up? — Flavorwire
Is Michelle Obama the Most Fascinating Person of 2009?
After choosing Barack Obama last year, Barbara Walters named Michelle Obama the most fascinating person of 2009 last night on her annual special. The first lady described her first year in the White House as a "whirlwind," saying:
"I mean, if you think about this year, I had to get these two beautiful girls settled into a new city, into a new home, into a new school. We got a dog.
Oh Snap! Dining in Style
President Obama and First Lady Michelle greeted Indian President Manmohan Singh and his wife Gursharan Kaur at the Obama Administration's first official state dinner Tuesday night.
Kellan and Ashley Joke About Robert in SF, Aniston Hits the Stage in NYC, and Twilight Dominates People's Choice Noms!
Kellan Lutz and Ashley Greene popped up to San Francisco yesterday for a fan event where they joked about shaving Robert Pattinson's head and what vampires smell like. They also have reason to celebrate — the Twilight saga dominated today's People's Choice Award nominations. Plus, we have video of Jennifer Aniston at last night's 24 Hour Plays in NYC and Spencer Pratt threatening to get a vasectomy.
Front Page: Michelle and Jill Have a Night at the Ball Game
- Michelle Obama and Jill Biden attended game one of the World Series last night, watching the Phillies beat the New York Yankees. — Huffington Post
- The US economy grew for the first time in year last quarter, with GDP expanding at an annual rate of 3.5 percent. — New York Times
- There's growing speculation that Michael Jackson's This Is It could win an Oscar.
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