It was a great morning watching President Obama take his oath and be sworn in as the 44th President of the United States.  Even if Chief Justice Roberts didn't admit to reciting the oath incorrectly, something about that slight hesitation showed that Obama is human just like very American.
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Continuing this week with me making other people unproductive, I continued this trend by sending the link to SuperObamaWorld.com on Twitter.  In a matter of seconds Retweets everywhere! Sorry again people for making you "unproductive." *Insert finger quotes*
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Michelle Obama has been criticized about what she wore to Grant Park for the acceptance speech. Some loved it and said she's being more fashion forward than past first ladies, and some just said "She's no Jackie-O." I've heard enough about that. More importantly what's the First Puppy's style going to be.
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If you had any doubt that it's not humanly possible to create a website over night, well now you can put it aside because it's possible!
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This week The Onion posted an article about a cool McCain supporter wearing a Vintage "McCain 2000" shirt with a peeling logo, frayed neckline, and several holes in the sleeves.  Although this story may not be true, I think it's a proof that people are showing their support for the presidential candidates through their style.
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If you're having difficulty deciding on who to vote on come November 4th, well maybe this group of 7th graders singing to the tune of T.I.'s "Whatever You Like" will help you decide between McCain & Obama.
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Last night I had the pleasure of attending the re-opening of the Hollywood Palladium. Who was headlining? Mr. R-O-C himself, Jay-Z.  Here are 10 reasons why Jay-Z ROC-ed the Palladium.
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Two weeks ago presidential candidate John McCain released a video that called Obama a "celebrity" with images comparing him to Paris Hilton & Britney Spears.
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e-Mobile Japan released a commercial that uses a monkey politician standing before a crowd chanting and holding up signs calling for “Change” Sound familiar?
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