First Lady Michelle Obama didn’t shy away from questions about her commander-in-chief husband on Friday night’s “Jay Leno Show.”

Asked by Leno what she thinks President Barack Obama’s most annoying habit is, Mrs. Obama joked, “We don’t have enough time,” before continuing, “He has no annoying habits … he’s perfect.”

Then, after reconsidering the question, she said, “When he beats me at tennis, that gets to be pretty annoying, and he beats me quite often.”

The first lady also disclosed who’s on her iPod playlist, naming musicians such as Stevie Wonder, Sting, Robin Thicke and Mary J. Blige.

It’s all just a memory now.

Kanye West had jumped up on the stage as 19-year-old Taylor Swift was giving her acceptance speech, and declared that Beyonce should have been the winner of the Best Female Video.

“Taylor doesn’t want to talk about it anymore,” Fox News quoted a source as saying. “She’s was a bit overwhelmed by all the attention and trying to move past it,” the source stated.

A representative for Swift also revealed that the two singers no longer wish to discuss the incident. “Kanye called and Taylor is fine now, but they are done talking about it,” the rep added.

Update:
The President (Obama himself) has called Kayne West a jackass, adding further fuel to the fire.

President Barack Obama and the ladies of his family return to the White House after a week long vacation in Martha’s Vineyard.

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We have confirmation that former Presidents George W. Bush and Jimmy Carter will pay their final respects to Ted Kennedy at the late senator’s private funeral mass on Saturday.

Bush and Carter will be accompanied by their wives to the mass, at which President Barack Obama will eulogize Kennedy. The mass takes place in Boston’s Mission Hill neighborhood, and then the senator’s body will be flown to Arlington National Cemetery.

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President Barack Obama joined the women of his family as they celebrated the Fourth of July and honored military heroes and their families on the South Lawn at the White House in Washington, DC.

It would have been quite an occasion for the Obamas - celebrating the first Fourth of July in the White House for the first time.