When it comes to being adorable, Barack Obama has a strong track record.
Last year he surprised Michelle with a special video for their 25th wedding anniversary, and pretty much nobody could handle how cute it was.
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As David Letterman’s first Netflix guest, Barack Obama warns against the ‘bubble’ of social media
David Letterman seems to be taking the title of his new Netflix show very seriously: On the very first episode of My Next Guest Needs No Introduction With David Letterman, he’s joined by former U.S. President Barack Obama. Read More
President Obama tells David Letterman false ‘facts’ and media bubbles are a big problem, obviously
In the debut episode of Netflix’s new series My Next Guest Needs no Introduction with David Letterman, Letterman sat down with the 44th President of the United States Barack Obama for a nearly hour-long interview, and Obama shared some poignant stori…
View More President Obama tells David Letterman false ‘facts’ and media bubbles are a big problem, obviouslyPete Souza had the perfect reaction to Trump’s ‘like, really smart’ tweets
Donald Trump had one of his most unforgettable series of tweets Saturday morning, touting his own mental stability, claiming that he’s, “like, really smart,” and calling himself a genius.
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David Letterman’s new Netflix series needs no introduction (but the first episode features Barack Obama)
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David Letterman is retiring from retirement.
The former late-night host is returning to TV with a new talk show called My Next Guest Needs No Introduction with David Letterman, debuting January 12 on Netflix.
With a title like that, Letterman will need to bring on some truly top-notch guests – and he delivers. The lineup includes Barack Obama, George Clooney, Malala Yousafzai, Tina Fey, Howard Stern, and Jay-Z.
Each episode will center around one particular person, and consist of in-depth interviews as well as field segments. Read more…
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Obama is attempting to restore our faith in humanity before 2018. Bless.
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Despite all the bad that has happened in 2017, Barack Obama is going into the New Year with a positive attitude, and he wants everyone else to do the same.
On Friday morning in an attempt to restore America’s faith in humanity, the former President of the United States shared an inspiring and much-needed mini-thread of good news stories on Twitter.
“As we count down to the new year, we get to reflect and prepare for what’s ahead,” Obama wrote, reminding everyone that despite the overwhelming amount of bad news this year America did have a lot to be proud of. Read more…
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The 45th president of the United States, Donald Trump, has tried, and failed, at many things over the course of his questionable career. From Trump University to Trump Steaks, the man who would be king seems to repeatedly stumble into avoidable morass after morass despite his promises to only surround himself with “the best people.”
But if there was one thing he was supposed to be good at, it was insultsLittle Marco, low-energy Jeb, Rocket Man — all trash bon mots tailor-made for the reality-TV era. It would seem, however, that the hater-in-chief’s team can’t quite translate his petulance to the digital realm. Read more…
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View More Team Trump tried to diss Obama in its website code, but couldn’t even get that rightPresident Obama warns against getting ‘cocooned’ in bias via social media
Former President Barack Obama sat down with the UK’s Prince Harry for an extended and far-ranging interview with the BBC this week, and their conversation touched on social media, the use thereof, and Obama’s take on what the current state of social media means for human discourse. The full interview covers a lot of ground, but the breakouts regarding social media include an… Read More
Prince Harry expertly fields question on whether he’s inviting Obama to his wedding
Prince Harry definitely knows how to handle a difficult question.
The prince bagged former U.S. President Barack Obama’s first interview since leaving office, during his stint as guest editor of BBC Radio 4’s Today programme on Wednesday.
The two def…
Barack Obama and Prince Harry want activists to get off their hashtags and into the real world
Former U.S. President Barack Obama says young people wanting to make change need to look up from their phones and get out into their community, in his first interview since he left office in January.
Obama gave his much-anticipated interview to none …
Barack Obama teams up with Chance the Rapper and Steph Curry for uplifting new ad
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Barack Obama, Chance the Rapper and Steph Curry have teamed up for an inspirational new PSA.
The former President shared the new ad for his independent mentorship organisation, My Brother’s Keeper (MBK), on Christmas Eve. Obama established MBK in Feb. 2014 to address opportunity gaps facing young men of color.
“I want you to know, you matter. There is nothing, not a single thing, that’s more important to the future of America than whether or not young people all across this country can achieve their dreams,” Obama says in a speech featured in the video.
This isn’t the first time Chance and Obama have teamed up. And the appearance of Curry could be seen as a dig at President Donald Trump, who created a petty feud with the Golden State Warriors champ after he declined an invitation to the White House. Read more…
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View More Barack Obama teams up with Chance the Rapper and Steph Curry for uplifting new adOf course Trump’s Christmas card is obnoxiously large
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Donald Trump is obsessed with size and saying “Merry Christmas,” so it’s only fitting he’d combine his two loves to send out a stupidly large Christmas card.
To celebrate the holiday season, Trump sent Congress a card — which seems like a normal, friendly thing to do — but it’s Trump so obviously things were a bit off.
How so? Well, the card’s freakin’ huge!
A source gave Splinter an official look at Trump’s holiday card, and photos clearly show no one is exaggerating about the size.
Here’s a photo of the card with a penny on top for comparison. This thing looks like a mini poster board bent in half, are you joking? It’s like one of massive those joke cards you get a niece or nephew for their birthday when you want to win the favorite aunt/uncle title. This is not how you do Christmas cards. Read more…
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