Barack Obama

From Adele to Reese Witherspoon, a whole lot of superstars bow down to the almighty Bey.

We’re sadly approaching the end of Barack Obama’s presidency, and following last night’s White House Correspondence Dinner, the first trailer for Southside With You has arrived in timely fashion. The sweet indie romance flick takes us back in time to 1989, when a young Barack met his future wife, Michelle, and took her on their very first date — well, according to her, it wasn’t actually a date (but it kind of was).

Music icon Prince was remembered at the 2016 White House Correspondents' Dinner and President Obama did an epic mic drop.

Not to point fingers, but with president Barack Obama’s number of days left in office gradually ticking down, it’s starting to look like he may just be using the powers of the position to meet all the cool famous people he can before his time’s up. Think about it: under the guise of a roundtable on urban opportunity and racial injustice, Obama summoned a star-studded lineup of hip-hop’s finest to the White House including Chance the Rapper, Pusha T, Rick Ross, Janelle Monáe, Nicki Minaj, Common, and Ludacris, among others just a couple weeks ago. I can speak only for myself, but if I was elected President, that’s the first thing I would do.

Like many of Prince’s fans, President Barack Obama went on Facebook to honor the late R&B and soul icon.

Music artists Nicki Minaj, J. Cole, Pusha T, Alicia Keys, DJ Khaled and more visited the White House to discuss criminal justice reform with President Barack Obama.

While the public will be forced to wait with bated breath until April 24 to see if Jon Snow is really dead (read: "dead"), President Obama will be able to breathe easy thanks to the generous folks at HBO.

Jay Z, Lil Wayne, Kanye West and others bid farewell to L.A. Lakers great Kobe Bryant during his final game in the NBA.

You may be thinking, "Hey, didn't a movie about a younger Barack Obama just premiere at Sundance?" You would be correct — but unlike Southside With You, which centered on the first date between Barack and Michelle Obama, the upcoming film Barry focuses more on Barack pre-Michelle. Newcomer Devon Terrell will play the younger Obama, with The Witch breakout star Anya Taylor-Joy in the key role of a college friend.

Obama said that no one has been more influential on changing attitudes towards the gay community than Ellen.