Week 8 Entertainment

In Entertainment News…So, unfortunately this is happening tonight so I can’t show you the clip, but Obama is going to be the first seated president to ever go on late night TV. He will appear on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno Thursday night.
Reuters reported, “NBC said it would be Obama's first sit-down talk show appearance in studio with a live audience since his election last year, and the first ever appearance by a U.S. president while in office on a late-night chat show.”

Read more about the “historic” interview here.

Jon Stewart (March 17)
Everyone is angry about everything. Apparently people are even protesting through tea parties a la Boston.

Believe in something...even if it's wrong.

Monday Night Roundup
Collection of video clips from the Huffington Post online from a variety of shows Monday night.

punching babies

Saturday Night Live
I always love weekend update but I’m not sure how I feel about Seth Myers doing it… but that is beside the point.

Obama 2.0

The Onion keeps an update on highlights from Obama's first hundred days- here is this week...

DAY 57: Secret service agent Ted Scharpling stumps fellow agent Neal Vianna when he asks Vianna what he would do if Michelle Obama came at the president with a modified Glock 19 automatic.
DAY 56: To mark St. Patrick's Day, most of the White House staff wears green, except for Joe Biden, who never makes it into work.
DAY 55: Several weeks after reportedly being bit by a sheep dog, Eric Holder transforms into the shaggy attorney general at a critical moment during a press conference.
DAY 54: Obama's personal aide Reggie Love informs The New York Times that he's changed a lot since his May 27, 2008, profile and suggests they do a follow-up.
DAY 53: White House luncheon guests share a moment of awkwardness when someone says, "Madame, first lady," and both Hillary Clinton and Michelle Obama turn around.
DAY 52: After refusing to take some of his state's stimulus money due to disagreements with the bill, Mississippi governor Haley Barbour wakes up to another burning tire on his lawn.
DAY 51: Reaching a milestone common for new presidents, Obama spends the afternoon seeing who is the most important person he can get on the phone in