August 6th, 2008

First lady hopeful shares the inside story on Barack, her signature style and the campaign trail

Going beyond the surface view of poise, elegance, style and the utmost class, Ebony magazine unveils the real Michelle Obama: mother, wife, potential first lady and style icon. Take a rare look behind-the-scenes of Michelle’s life on the road to the White House and how she finds the necessary balance between managing the household with Sen. Barack Obama and joining her husband in pursuit of the most ambitious American dream.

Our friends at funnyordie.com has the exclusive video of Partis Hilton response to McCain campaign using her name. She responds to how she will run for president and hire Rhianna as Vice President. Hey guys we love Paris Hilton at HollywoodTeen.net and support her 100%. Watch the video below.

Obamas has achieved what no family has in our time. Although many speculate he will not win, a lot of Mcain supporters are jumping the band wagon and abandoning ship.Paris Hilton and her Mom and Dad are having second thoughts on the Mcain camp. Also, we can be our own enemy such as the remark Sandrarose.com stated about its still AmeriKKKa. HollywoodTeen.net and staff believe Obama 2008 “Yes We Can”.

Lloyd’s new album “Lessons In Love” In Stores Today Featuring the hit single “Girls Around The World” w/ Lil Wayne

Debut album from KeAnthony – “A Hustlaz Story” – In Stores Today “Each line on the album sounds honest, from the heart, whether he’s striving to satisfy his woman emotionally, admitting his faults, or looking to the past with the eyes of a realist.” – Andy Kellman, AllMusic.com

KeAnthony A Hustlaz Story – In Stores TODAY Warner Bros. Records

In an era where any teenager with ProTools can compose an opus on his laptop, it is altogether rare to encounter a wholly live, sample-free, recording such as Raphael Saadiq’s THE WAY I SEE IT (due September 16th on Columbia Records). Particularly one that is a fully realized oeuvre; from the opening snare shots of “Sure Hope You Mean It” through the last string strains of the piece de resistance “Sometimes,” the artist takes us on a journey that is like a lush feature film, not a string of hackneyed trailers.