Posts Tagged ‘Inauguration’

Events, Photos & Video, Politics - Monday, February 2, 2009 10:30 - 1 Comment

The Source’s Bus Trip To Inauguration

The Source and Harlem Hip-Hop Tours made the trip to the inauguration in true Hip-Hop style - turntable, mic, and music blaring.

Check out NY’s Channel 11’s coverage of our Harlem to DC journey.

Source TV - Sunday, February 1, 2009 13:02 - 0 Comments

Lil Vicious At The Source Legends Ball

Lil Vicious came out to help The Source celebrate Barack Obama’s inauguration

Politics, Source TV - Saturday, January 31, 2009 9:17 - 1 Comment

The Source Celebrates The Inauguration

The historic inauguration of Barack Obama has come and gone, but our country’s story is forever changed by the election of 2008 and the inauguration of 2009.

Photos & Video - Wednesday, January 21, 2009 12:28 - 3 Comments

The First Dance

President Barack Obama and First Lady Michelle Obama looked very in love dancing to Beyonce’s rendition take on the Etta James classic “At Last.”

Beyonce, who was asked to serenade the couple during the significant “first dance” at the Inaugural Neighborhood Ball, was moved to tears.

Fashion - Wednesday, January 21, 2009 11:58 - 13 Comments

Kickin It Old School

Kanye West rocked an interesting new haircut when he performed at the “Be the Change” inaugural concert.

The “business in the front, party in the back” ‘do reminds of us the Jheri Curl-mullets from the 80s (see below) except Kanye has gone green, skipped the chemicals and opted for a more natural Fro-mullet.

Kanye tends to set trends rather than follow them, so we wouldn’t be terribly surprised if this caught on.

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Politics - Wednesday, January 21, 2009 10:32 - 10 Comments

Our Chocolate President

Women everywhere have remarked that President Obama looks gold enough to eat and now, they’re getting their wish.

Chocolate company Chocolate Graphics presents a tasty gift to Obama supporters the new limited edition Obama chocolate candy. The candy is a small portrait of Obama made of white and milk chocolate. The chocolate portrait is placed inside of an acrylic keepsake that bears the same image and presented in a golden box.

The candy is available for $15 on www.obamachocolatesonline.com.