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Adding to the momentous celebrity support for President Barack Obama’s support of gay marriage, Jay-Z expressed his views to CNN in an interview on Monday (May 14).
The rap icon said that discriminating against a gay person is like discriminating against a black person adding, “I’ve always thought of it as something that is holding the country back. What people do in their own homes is their business and you can choose to love whoever you love. That’s their business.”
Mixing celebrity and politics, the stars and their mega check books attended George Clooney'd fundraiser for President Barack Obama at the actor's L.A. home on Thursday night (May 10)
Raising $15 million dollars, Clooney's 150 closest (and richest) friends paid $40,000 a piece to attend the event catered by celebrity chef Wolfgang Puck, and after mowing down on artichoke salad, roasted duckling, lamb cheek and sweet corn tortellini the guests listened in as Mr. Obama praised Clooney.
In a typed out message on her blog, Bristol Palin slammed President Barack Obama for announcing his support of gay marriage.
The former "Dancing With the Stars" contestant honed in on the fact that Obama's decision for the announcement was influenced by his teenage daughters writing in part on her blog, “While it’s great to listen to your kids’ ideas, there’s also a time when dads simply need to be dads. In this case, it would’ve been helpful for him to explain to Malia and Sasha that while her friends parents are no doubt lovely people, that’s not a reason to change thousands of years of thinking about marriage.”
He has always been a big supporter of President Barack Obama, and tonight (May 10) George Clooney is hosting a fundraiser for the Commander-in-Chief at his Los Angeles home.
According to TMZ, the “Ocean’s Eleven” actor’s pad is getting some serious security reinforcements ahead of the big $40,000-per-plate event.
It’s official! In an interview with Good Morning America’s Robin Roberts on Wednesday (May 9), President Barack Obama personally announced that he supports same-sex marriage.
This, of course, created an uproar in Tinseltown and led celebrities straight to Twitter to share their opinions on the social issue.
Always one of the more well-attended events of the year, the stars were in the nation's capital for the White House Correspondents' Association Dinner on Saturday night (April 28).
Held at the Washington Hilton, President Barack Obama and First Lady Michelle welcomed a who's who of Hollywood guest list including George Clooney, Lindsay Lohan, Charlize Theron, Kim Kardashian, Sofia Vergara, Eva Longoria and Kate Hudson.
He’s been on a constant campaign tour as of late, and last night (April 24) President Barack Obama was in the house for “Late Night with Jimmy Fallon.”
The Commander-in-Chief looked to be in good spirits as he strolled out on stage at the University of North Carolina where Fallon’s crew traveled to hold the very special show.
He’s always up for anything, and Jimmy Fallon has just snagged his biggest guest so far for his “Late Night” show- President Barack Obama.
According to a report, Fallon will welcome the Commander-in-Chief next Tuesday (April 24) for an interview, though there’s been a change of locale.
News of Dick Clark’s death has touched the heart strings of more than just the celebrity scene as President Barack Obama released a statement mourning the loss on Wednesday night (April 18).
The President praised the late star for his contributions to the media and for his assistance in expanding the audience for popular music along with hosting the New Year’s Eve celebrations in Times Square.
He’s never one to mince words, and President Barack Obama recently expressed his opinion about Kanye West again.
During an interview with The Atlantic, the Commander-In-Chief noted that he digs Jay-Z’s music more than the “Love Lockdown” rapper’s tunes.
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