Nick Cannon & Mariah Carey Are Having Twins!

Nick Cannon finally confirmed that his wife Mariah Carey got two blessings on the way!

Nick announced on his radio show Thursday that his wife is expecting twins. Nick says, "I didn't even tell my wife I was gonna do this. I'm probably gonna get yelled at for not getting permission...We are having twins!"

Nick revealed that due to excitement Mariah shared the big news to President Barack Obama and wife Michelle during the White House Christmas special.

Very memorable moment!

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Michelle Obama: Forbes’ Most Powerful Woman In The World

Michelle Obama is now carrying the torch of Forbes' annual list of the 100 most powerful women in the world and surprisingly the First Lady beat TV host Oprah Winfrey, who landed at 3rd spot.

The Forbes mag says about the First Lady, "A forceful advocate of school nutrition standards and military families' affairs, she's more involved in policy than Laura Bush was."

Forbes Top 10 Most Powerful Woman in the World: (2010)

1. Michelle Obama
2. Irene Rosenfeld
3. Oprah Winfrey
4. Angela Merkel
5. Hillary Clinton
6. Indra Nooyi
7. Lady GaGa
8. Gail Kelly
9. Beyonce Knowles
10. Ellen DeGeneres

Full List: 100 most powerful women in the world, visit Forbes.

[Photos courtesy by Forbes]

Naomi Campbell, Iman & Liya Kebede on Essence 40th Anniversary Cover

Essence gives you three hot supermodels for its 40th Anniversary and sharing the cover spotlight are Naomi Campbell, Iman and Liya Kebede.

In this September 2010 issue, Essence celebrates 40 fierce and fabulous women who are changing the world!

First Lady Michelle Obama shared thoughts, "I learned a long time ago that when you've had some success, it's not enough to just sit back and enjoy it. You've got to reach back and pull someone else up too..."

PETA ad: Michelle Obama, Oprah Winfrey, Tyra Banks and Carrie Underwood

First Lady Michelle Obama, Oprah Winfrey, Tyra Banks and Carrie Underwood are latest celebrity on PETA's new ad campaign titled, “Fur-Free and Fabulous!”

Controversy are now fuming with this new ad, The White House announced that PETA used the First Lady’s picture without permission.

PETA President Ingrid Newkirk tells The Associated Press that her organization has done nothing wrong. Newkirk explains that PETA honchos didn’t seek Mrs. Obama’s consent because they know that she can’t make such an endorsement.

Christmas at the White House: An Oprah Primetime Special on Dec. 13

Oprah Winfrey will join President Barack Obama and the first family in an ABC holiday special entitled "Christmas at the White House: An Oprah Primetime Special".

Aside from the interviews with the Obamas, it will also include a tour of the White House and their preparation for the holiday season.

The special marks the first interview between Oprah and Obama since the former Chicago senator took office.

Christmas at the White House: An Oprah Primetime Special will air on Dec. 13.

Obama: latest official Family Portait

The White House just released the official First Family portrait which include President Barack Obama, First Lady Michelle Obama and their First Daughters 8 year-old Sasha and 11 year-old Malia. Absent in this new portrait is their latest addition to their family, Portuguese Waterdog "Bo Obama".

The photo was taken by famed celebrity photographer Annie Leibovitz.

Beyonce's special shout-out to Sasha and Malia

Special attention was given by Beyonce to the First Daughters, Sasha and Malia Obama (accompanied by their mom-first lady Michelle Obama) during her concert in Washington, D.C.

Beyoncé gave a special shout-out before she belted out her hit Single Ladies (Put a Ring On It), “This is for Sasha and Malia — and all my single ladies.”

This is Beyonce's second time to performed for the Obama. She sung "At Last" for Barack and Michelle during their first dance on inauguration night in January.

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Two Powerful ladies in "O" mag: First Lady Michelle Obama and Oprah Winfrey

Two powerful ladies join together in the April 2009 issue of "The Oprah Magazine". (On newsstands on March 17)

First Lady Michelle Obama poses with daytime queen Oprah Winfrey as they talk about Michelle's new life in the White House.

Some highlights of the interview:

Oprah: So after the inauguration, what was your first weekend in the White House like?

Michelle Obama: Well, we still had family here, so it was almost like a wedding. A huge, very complicated wedding. The last visitors didn't leave until Sunday. And then the first Monday was kind of weird. You know: "Now we live here, and Barack is getting up and going to work, and it's just us. This is our home now."

Oprah: I had heart palpitations coming through the White House gate, recognizing that this really is now your home. It's the White House, and it's your home.

Michelle Obama: And it's a beautiful home. When you go out and come back, especially at night, with all the white lights on—it's just beautiful. We feel privileged, and we feel a responsibility to make it feel like the people's house. We have the good fortune of being able to sleep here, but this house belongs to America.

Oprah: How will the decorating style change?

Michelle Obama: It will reflect our family. I want comfortable sofas, I want art that reflects contemporary and traditional, I want to bring in new American artisans.

For the full interview, visit oprah.com

Obama is still a hit, scored ratings for CBS' "60 Minutes"

Barack and Michelle Obama mania is still not yet over. The Barackomania registered the highest overnight ratings for CBS' "60 Minutes". An estimated of 24.5 million people watched Steve Kroft interview with President-elect Barack Obama.

Michelle Obama on Palin's family issues

From a mother to another mother. Michelle Obama agrees that when it comes to candidates' children, critics must leave them alone if they will use it as a political propaganda.

Michele in a interview on The Ellen DeGeneres Show she said, "one of the reasons why I'm proud of my husband is his silence about VP candidate Sarah Palin's family issues."

Michelle Obama also added that "This shouldn't be an issue for political discussion."
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The issue came about when Republican Vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin announced that her 17-year-old unmarried daughter Bristol is five months pregnant.

Michelle Obama does Radar Mag: “What’s So Scary About Michelle Obama?”

She is now being tagged as "America’s next First Lady.”

Michelle Obama does the first lady pose on the September 2008 issue of Radar Magazine. The mag is offering “an insider’s guide to America’s next First Lady,” with a few comparisons to Senator Hillary Clinton along the way.

Many described Michelle as an exceptionally stylish, has an image and reputation for toughness.

Here's some excerpts:

Radar tells that : She gives us her vision but not her positions. Unlike Hillary, she doesn't push a policy agenda. Her stump speech offers more of a world view. She speaks wistfully about the America that produced a hard-working man like her father, sadly about the country today (conservatives tend to focus on this aspect), and ecstatically about the future. We know she wants us to elect her husband, but we suspect she wants something from us, personally.

We know she's opinionated, and we suspect we haven't heard them all. She is fiercely public about being fiercely private. She is neither the shrewish lady in pantsuits (Hillary) nor the pretty, if also practical, accessory that generations of political wives have been.

For the full article visit radar online.

With this premature announcement/proclamation, Radar Magazine has showed positively their cards on the table.