If you didn’t catch Michelle Obama’s Democratic National Convention speech last night, take a look at this YouTube video of the heartfelt endorsement for her husband, Barack Obama.

Michelle Obama said, in part, about Barack Obama:
“He’s the same man who drove me and our new baby daughter home from the hospital 10 years ago this summer, inching along at a snail’s pace, peering anxiously at us in the rearview mirror, feeling the whole weight of her future in his hands … [He was] determined to give her what he never had, the affirming embrace of a father’s love.”

Following Michelle Obama’s Democratic National Convention speech, she was joined by daughters Sasha, 7, and Malia, 10, to the tune of Stevie Wonder’s “Isn’t She Lovely.”

Yésica Toscanini (born March 9, 1986 in Junin, Argentina) is a professional Argentine fashion model. She appeared in the 2006 and 2007 Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issues. She was photographed for the cover of the Argentinian edition of Cosmopolitan and for the Abercrombie & Fitch catalog of 2006. In the music video for Enrique Iglesias’s single “Do You Know? (The Ping Pong Song)” she played his high school sweetheart.

Woody Harrelson grew up in Lebanon, Ohio. He received degrees in theatre arts and English from Hanover College, Indiana. His career began in New York theatre as an understudy in Neil Simon’s ‘Biloxi Blues’. Within months, he was cast as Woody on the hit TV series, “Cheers” (1982).

Due to conflicts with his TV shedule, Harrelson found it difficult to cross-over to films. His first appearance was in Wildcats (1986) with Goldie Hawn. His next movie, Cool Blue (1988) (V), was releases directly to video. He followed with two cameos, which went uncredited. Meanwhile, he continued to be active in theatre in L.A.: ‘Zoo Story’, ‘2 on 2’ (his own basketball drama), ‘Brooklyn Laundry’ (with Glenn Close and Laura Dern). In 1991, Doc Hollywood (1991) gave him his first widely-seen movie role. The follo wing year, White Men Can’t Jump (1992), with Wesley Snipes established him as a box-office draw. He followed immediatly with two hits, Indecent Proposal (1993) and Natural Born Killers (1994). Harrelson lives with his former assistant, Laura Louie, and their 2 daughters.

It’s anyone’s guess!!

What do you get when you cross a fear of flying with too many Xanax? Winona Ryder on a gurney! The actress was rushed off a plane in London after collapsing twice on the flight — and the Daily Mail says it was because she took too many Xanax.

Ryder has a known fear of flying and was seen at LAX before departing on her London flight looking “distinctly ill,” according to the British paper.

But Ryder’s rep Mara Buxbaum said: “She did fall ill on a plane and as a precautionary measure they took her to hospital. She was there for an hour. She’s in good health. There’s no drama.”

Tacky former 70’s star Wilmer Valderrama is going to spill the beans about his ex’s Lindsay Lohan and Mandy Moore. Wilmer has signed on with MTV to produce a new scripted comedy entitled, Baby Dolls.

“Basically, it’s the life of Young Hollywood told through the eyes of a celebrity female assistant,” Valderrama said yesterday, during a recording session for the final season of his animated Disney Channel kid’s show, Handy Manny. “We’re going to make it a single-camera, badass half-hour. I am really going to get a chance to talk about some of the cheesy bulls–t that I see.

Willem Dafoe pulled a Scent of a Woman in Argentina this weekend with his wife.

Dafoe is a scary mofo but seeing him flaunt his twinkle toes makes him suddenly seem more approachable. Very Deney Terrio.

Katy Perry The View Video I Kissed A Girl Performance – Whoopi Goldberg gave Katy Perry a kiss on the lips on The View earlier today.Perry was on the show to coincidentally perform her song entitled “I Kissed A Girl.”You can watch the video after the jump.

Whitney Houston
’s rep responded to the allegations Bobby Brown made in his autobiography saying:Bobby needs to make a living, which is the reason he wrote the book. Bobby and Whitney probably still have feelings for each other, but they’re not safe alone in the same room together with a lighter, a pipe, and a crack rock.

The half-vampire, half-human with a hatred for vampires and a protective attitude for humans has finally come of age. Wesley Snipes has truly a come a long way since his debut film wildcats opposite Goldie Hawn in 1986. Born in on 31 July 1962 Orlando, FL Snipes grew up in the Bronx and holds a 5th degree black belt in Martial Arts. From a young age, he had developed an interest in acting and went ahead to attend the Manhattan High School for Performing Arts.

After being noticed by an agent during a performance in a competition, he landed a role in Wildcats (1986). He appeared in some more movies in the 1980s, but what made head turn was his appearance in the Martin Scorsese-directed video for Michael Jackson’s Bad. Director Lee soon spotted his talent and impressed with his performance cast him in his 1990 Movie Better Blues. He played the role of a flamboyant saxophonist opposite Denzel Washington. He was seen again in Lee’s next film Jungle Fever in 1991 where Snipes won critical praise and his career actually took off from here.

That same year Snipes demonstrated his ability to work in different roles like in New Jack City, where he was portrayed as a drug lord. He was in The Waterdance as a wild man repenting for his ways in a hospital’s paraplegic ward. Both his performances were strong and full of conviction and earned him rave reviews. Then came his first big break in an action flick called Passenger 57. Like most Hollywood super heroes, he was portrayed as an ex-cop with an attitude. The movie was a huge success. Snipes followed it up with some more movies the same year including the comedy White Men Can’t Jump. In 1991, People magazine chose him as one of the 50 Most Beautiful People in the world.

A few more action films followed like the Rising Sun (1993) with Sean Connery. After this, Snipes changed his direction and featured in an un-credited role in Waiting to Exhale (1995). The same year he went all the way out with his macho persona portraying a flamboyant drag queen in To Wong Foo’s Thanks for Everything! Julie Newmar. He became more of the all round action hero types and kept focusing on similar movie plots. In 1996, he starred in a less macho movie The Fan opposite De Niro and as a baseball player. His portrayal of an adulterous director in Mike Figgis’ One Night Stand (1997) won him the Best Actor award at the Venice Film Festival. He also produced the Down in the Delta in 1998 starring Mark Wahlberg and it was nominated in multiple categories for the Acapulco Black Film Festival.

In 1998, Snipes acted as a vampire slayer in Blade. It grossed over $150 million worldwide. Soon after, he was honored with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. In 1991, Snipes formed his independent production company called Amen Ra Films. Amen Ra Films had co-produced the Blade & Blade II and in 2004, Snipes starred in his third Blade movie called Blade Trinity.