Last spring, First Lady Michelle Obama took her place next to Sarah Palin and Hillary Clinton as a featured star in the “Female Force" comic series. Mrs. Obama may not have any superpowers in the comic book, but she has does have enough star power to warrant a sequel.
The second installment, “Female Force: Michelle Obama: YEAR ONE,” is scheduled for release on Wednesday. The comic sequel brings the First Lady’s story up to date, starting with her husband’s inauguration last January, and chronicles her transition into the White House .
“Even before the first issue on Michelle Obama, we realized we were following a dynamic, continuing portrait of history,” said the publisher of “Female Force,” Bluewater president Darren G. Davis in a statement. “I forsee several more chapters as she creates her own agenda and makes her own mark as a “female force.” Continue reading this article HERE.
Lisa Simpson takes some heat for being an overachiever, but first lady Michelle O. comes to her defense on an episode of "The Simpsons." This was fun to watch... [FULL EPISODE]
A photo slideshow of First Lady Michelle O's fascinating first year as FLOTUS. Musical selection, "Michelle" a salute to the Beatles by the Revolver Road Band available on iTunes.
via HuffPo: Barbara Walters selected Michelle Obama (wearing Rachel Roy) as her most fascinating person of the year. While the previous nine of Walters' "10 Most Fascinating People" had been revealed, the tenth and most fascinating person is kept secret until the show airs.
The First Lady added that she still has "pinch me" moments even nine months after moving into the White House.
"There are moments when you're driving up to the White House at night," Mrs. Obama said, "and the white lights are shining on this beautiful home, and you pull up to it, and somebody opens up the door and says, "Welcome home.' Those are the times when you think, 'Really? Wow? OK. Here we go.'" Their interview took place December 1 at the White House.