California Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger tweeted about a potentially scary incident that he’s dubbed “a little adventure.”

ET confirms that Schwarzenegger’s chartered jet made an emergency landing at Van Nuys Airport on Friday night after the pilot noticed one of the instrument panels was smoking. The plane was roughly 10 minutes away from its scheduled touch down in Santa Monica.

A rep for the governor says the pilot made “quick, steep, but safe landing,” and no one was injured. “A little adventure just now when my plane made an emergency landing. All’s ok, though,” Schwarzenegger tweeted, posting a picture of the jet, too.

President Barack Obama and wife Michelle Obama have a special event planned for Stevie Wonder, whose songs were part of the musical backdrop to the Obama presidential campaign.

The White House is set to throw a concert in Wonder’s honor, says the Associated Press, and at the Feb. 25 celebration, the president and first lady will present the legendary musician with a Library of Congress award.

The following day, PBS will air the concert as the latest episode of its “Performance at the White House” series, says the AP.

Wonder performed for Obama at the Democratic National Convention and at a concert during inauguration week. The AP says Obama used Wonder’s classics “Signed, Sealed, Delivered I’m Yours” and “Higher Ground” as theme songs on the campaign trail.

Beyonce sang Barack and Michelle Obama through their first inaugural dance as many of Hollywood’s biggest stars celebrated the president and country’s big day at the Neighborhood Inaugural Ball.

“Everybody, we have nine more balls to go to,” Barack announced to the crowd. “But, Michelle and I both want to say thanks. Thanks for this honor, thanks for this privilege, and remember what we said during this campaign: ‘Yes we can. Yes we will.’ As long as all of us are working together.”

At the top of the ball, the Obamas slow danced to a rendition of Etta James’ “At Last” as sung by Beyonce.

Jenna and Barbara Bush, the daughters of former President George W. Bush, are reaching out to Malia and Sasha Obama in an open letter, where they offer advice and share their insight on being kids in the White House.

In an open letter posted in The Wall Street Journal entitled “Playing House in the White House,” Jenna and Barbara Bush offer the following advice:
“Surround yourself with loyal friends. They’ll protect and calm you and join in on some of the fun, and appreciate the history.”

The Bush twins go on to write:
“Slide down the banister of the solarium, go to T-ball games, have swimming parties, and play Sardines on the White House lawn. Have fun and enjoy your childhood in such a magical place to live and play.

“When your dad throws out the first pitch for the Yankees, go to the game.

“In fact, go to anything and everything you possibly can: the Kennedy Center for theater, State Dinners, Christmas parties (the White House staff party is our favorite!), museum openings, arrival ceremonies, and walks around the monuments. Just go. Four years goes by so fast, so absorb it all, enjoy it all!”

Jenna and Barbara also tell the Obama girls who to seek out in the White House in various circumstances, and they recommend that Sasha and Malia “cherish” their pets in times when they need “quiet comfort.”

Sarah Palin is a grandmother already - at 44!

Bristol Palin, the daughter of former GOP vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin, gave birth to a 7-pound, 4-ounce baby boy on Sunday in Palmer, Alaska.

Bristol and her fiancéevi Johnston have reportedly named the baby Tripp Easton Mitchell Johnston.

“We think it’s wonderful,” Colleen Jones tells People. Jones is the sister of Bristol’s grandmother Sally Heath. “The baby is fine and Bristol is doing well. Everyone is excited.”