Obama covers VANITY FAIR

President Barack Obama pictured on the new cover of Vanity Fair marked with "THE OBAMA ERA BEGINS!" Inside of the issue it depicts his whole New Washington Establishment.

As America thrilled to the inauguration of its 44th president and a new First Lady, the West Wing was filling with a kaleidoscopic army of policy aces, whiz kids, and veteran advisers, all focused on the long-haul, no-drama work to which Barack has called them.

Amazing photographs by Annie Leibovitz pictured below.

Heading to 1600 AVE...

President Barack and Michelle Obama walk the streets yesterday heading to their new home at 1600 Avenue. They stepped out of the Presidential Limousine entitled "THE BEAST" to the Secret Service agents and waved at the onlookers. One of the most exciting days in AMERICAN history...

Obama dines @ Ben's Chili Bowl

Obama arrives in Washington, DC Today

Barack Obama left Chicago today and was very sad leaving his home, he arrived in Washington, DC and is getting ready to go to work on January 20th...
Pictures: Obama arriving in Washington, DC

President-Elect Barack Obama vacationing

Check out Barack Obama on his vacation in Hawaii... Many pages find it inappropiate to view the President in this light... but it happens...

This was part of his motorcade blocking off where the President- Elect was staying on the beach...

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Barack Obama and Will Smith







Barack Obama|
Barack Obama has inspired and invoked a spirit of change around the world and is America's symbolic figure of change.

"Where we are met with cynicism and doubt and those that tell us that we cant we will respond with the timeless creed that sums up the spirit of a people, YES WE CAN!"

Will Smith|
Will Smith a prominent figure in entertainment, says its not that he's that talented, but that he has a ridiculous work ethic. When it comes to the blockbusters, Will Smith is Hollywood's most bankable star and his films worldwide has grossed over 5 billion dollars.

"I refuse to accept anything less then 100% of what I can achieve."