News about Michelle Obama

Sophia Rosing, (left) a former business and marketing major at the University of Kentucky, who was caught on camera calling a black staff member the N-word at least 200 times and assaulting her (right), learned her fate on Thursday. She had previously pleaded guilty to four counts of fourth-degree assault, one count of disorderly conduct and one count of alcohol intoxication in relation to the viral November 2022 incident.

Former President Obama and First Lady Michelle will hit the campaign trail alongside Kamala Harris next week with separate rallies in Georgia and Michigan. It will be the first time the Obamas appear at campaign events alongside the vice president.

With just weeks to go until Election Day and the race between Donald Trump and Kamala Harris narrowing dramatically, one of the most famous Democrats remains on the sidelines. Former First Lady Michelle Obama has not been seen anywhere near Harris or her campaign since she made an appearance at the Democratic National Convention in Chicago nearly two months ago. Back then, the vice president saw a gush of support after President Joe Biden canceled his reelection bid and Harris was riding high on positive polling.

Jill Biden put aside tensions with Kamala Harris to tout the vice president's candidacy, going into areas where she can use her popularity and appeal to help Harris win the White House. She visited the rural areas of key battleground states where she was more welcomed than Harris would be. Her stops come as Michelle Obama has yet to campaign for Harris - citing security concerns NBC News reported - and as polls show the presidential contest to be a virtual tie. 

Michelle Obama's get out the vote organization is attempting to fire up the Democrat base for Kamala Harris just days after husband Barack hit the campaign trail for the vice president.

The former first lady, who often stays out of public campaigning, is trying to excite liberals with concerts and other events with well-known Democrat supporters through When We All Vote's Party at the Polls program. Each event is in one of the key seven swing states that most experts believe will decide the race between Harris and Donald Trump. Much of When We All Vote's work culminates is a two-day concert in Atlanta on October 26 headlined by Cardi B , Jill Scott and Earth, Wind and Fire.

Jennifer Lopez has taken to Instagram to ask her fans to vote as she tagged pal Michelle Obama. The 55-year-old Atlas actress was hiding her curves in an unusually demure look for her. Lopez had on a gray V-neck sweater vest over a stripped collared shirt as she added hoop earrings and had her highlighted hair down.

For those of us with high fashion tastes, but a High Street budget, it can be difficult to watch the procession of beautiful designs that are sent down the catwalks during Fashion Week. After all, unless I win the lottery it's unlikely that I'll be able to get my hands on a £3,000 ruffled Chloe dress.

When the Duchess of Sussex claimed that she spends her time Googling small and up-and-coming designers to put them in the global spotlight and boost sales, she raised eyebrows amongst royal watchers. While she undoubtedly can be credited with putting the British brand Strathberry on the map, she often chose to wear high-end - and expensive - designer labels such as Givenchy, Dior and Oscar de la Renta on official engagements. And, certainly, she is not the only member of the Royal Family to propel British brands to success: many labels attribute their sales boosts to the royal seal of approval.

Jennifer Aniston has spoken out after it was shockingly claimed that she had an affair with Barack Obama. The Friends actress, 55, was romantically linked to the married former president, 63, in a story published just a few weeks ago.

Meghan Markle seems to have found an unexpected fashion muse in former US First Lady Michelle Obama. The Duchess of Sussex often sports outfits that appear to be inspired by Michelle, including a red Carolina Herrera gown, a turquoise Victoria Beckham dress and a canary yellow Brandon Maxwell number - all echoing designs previously worn by the lawyer.

DailyMail.com went to Cobb County to speak to a panel of eight undecided black voters. And we discovered that Harris may have significant reason to worry. Hayward, the oldest member of our group at 64 is retired and living on disability benefits. He voted for Biden in 2020 and is now leaning toward supporting Harris, but he has concerns. 'My thing is her strength,' he told me, angling forward in his chair. 'You can't be weak and hold that office.'

Former First Lady Michelle Obama surprised crowds at Costco when she was spotted giving a sales pitch for her new healthy drink, Plezi Fizz, at a Costco in Livermore, CA.

 Hillary Clinton described Melania Trump as looking like a 'little kid' when she met up with the former first lady at Rosalynn Carter's memorial service. Trump, Clinton,  Michelle Obama, Laura Bush, and current first lady Jill Biden put aside their differences in November 2023 to remember Rosalynn, a member of their exclusive club of presidential spouses.  'Melania had a look on her face - very smiley but uncertain - that reminded me of the little kid at the birthday party who doesn't know anyone and is waiting at the edge of the circle, hoping people are going to be nice,' Clinton wrote of the encounter in her book 'Something Lost, Something Gained.'

When you think of power couples, your mind jumps to Barack Obama and Michelle or David Beckham and Victoria . But in the world of British boxing, few partnerships have had as much impact as Eddie Hearn and Anthony Joshua. In the very office where AJ inked his first deal with Matchroom, I sat down for an hour-long conversation with Hearn as he recounted the first time he laid eyes on Joshua, a meeting that nearly slipped through his fingers and the tightrope he walks between their personal and professional lives.

Dressed in matching school uniforms, with pleated skirts, knee-high socks and smart grey blazers, ten young women - aged 16 to 21 - stand side by side on a stage. They're holding hands, clutching one another for comfort. Some have tears rolling down their cheeks, their shoulders shaking in silent sobs. If you think the training regime on Strictly sounds gruelling, it's nothing compared to what these girls have been through over the past 18 months.

Sergio Hudson showcased his Spring / Summer 2025 collection on Saturday evening during New York Fashion Week . The presentation took place at NeueHouse, a chic membership working space located at 110 East 25th Street. For spring, Hudson explored soft, muted cloud-like colors like pastel pink, butter yellow and baby blue, and lightweight fabrics. But stayed true to his signature aesthetic: structured suiting. With what Hudson calls 'a breath of color' inspired by the film Valley of the Dolls, pastels were prominent throughout be it a cashmere t shirt, sheath dress or relaxed evening-wear.

They are the new Fab Four - George and Amal, Brad and Ines. The two grandmaster Hollywood heartthrobs and their glamorous partners clearly enjoyed each other's company in Venice, walking the red carpet, at times all four arm-in-arm, on Sunday. They had actually spent a long weekend as a 'pack' at the Hotel Cipriani in the run-up to the premiere of Brad and George's film, Wolfs, at the Venice Film Festival. The critics may have found the buddy-caper film a little smug, even tiresome; but the re­­ignited bromance between Brad and George is the real thing. And one of the key reasons why it works again is the beautiful woman at Brad Pitt's side.

Baltimore Ravens cornerback Marlon Humphrey is sticking to his guns after he criticized Simone Biles and Jordan Chiles for bowing to Brazilian gymnast Rebeca Andrade at the Paris Olympics. Andrade, who won the gold medal in the floor exercise final, was celebrated on the podium by her American counterparts - who both bowed to her as the champion of the mat. Humphrey was none too pleased by this and tweeted out in the moment, 'This is literally disgusting.'

Podcaster Joe Rogan tore into Oprah Winfrey and Michelle Obama as he pointed out their huge personal net worths.

As Joe Biden disembarked Air Force One in the early hours of Tuesday morning in California last week, he was visibly shaking. It was approaching 5.30am East Coast time and the president had been awake almost 24 hours. Walking slowly down the plane's stairs, he struggled to step up into the SUV waiting to take him to the 8,000-acre Santa Barbara ranch where he and his family have been enjoying a lengthy vacation. His Secret Service agents surrounded him, shielding him from the watching cameras, as one gave him a helpful boost into the car.

CAROLINE GRAHAM: Thousands of wildly enthusiastic Democrats cheered their political idols Barack and Michelle Obama and Bill and Hillary Clinton in what one teary-eyed delegate called 'the ultimate political love-fest'. This pre-election orgy - otherwise known as the Democratic National Convention - culminated with the official crowning of Kamala Harris as candidate to take on Donald Trump in November's US presidential election. Yet on the streets of Chicago, America's third largest city, the mood was very different.

ALEXANDRA SHULMAN: The tragedy of the death of tech entrepreneur Mike Lynch, his daughter and others, on the ill-fated Bayesian is a reminder that no matter how wealthy and successful we are, the sea is a cruel mistress and in hock to no man or woman. Clearly, the yacht was a source of great pride and joy - and a symbol of Lynch's business success. Owning a boat is frequently the favoured marker of the achievements of a self-made tycoon. I don't for a moment suggest that Lynch was an extravagant show-off - indeed those who knew him claim quite the reverse was true. But I've long thought it curious that men (and women) who are used to complete control in their life often buy a boat as their reward of choice.

Obama, who appeared earlier this week at the Democratic National Convention earlier this week, offered the the 17-year-old her support after trolls derided him for crying during his dad's remarks.