The shock of hearing perma-composed Michelle Obama let slip a swear is entertaining, but it shouldn't (and I don't think it did) overshadow her message and her criticism of the advice to "lean in," as coined by Sheryl Sandberg.

Barack and Michelle Obama recently landed a deal with Netflix to produce "a diverse mix of content, including the potential for scripted series, unscripted series, docu-series, documentaries and features," reportedly working both in front of and behind the camera, which is a pretty unique and interesting development for a former president and first lady. Or, if you're a conservative who hates the Obamas, it may be the end of the world—or, at least, your Netflix subscription.

This is a super exciting deal, but there's one aspect in particular that has Twitter extra fired up. It may be petty, but given Trump's obsession with ratings, the idea of the Obamas beating him to an Emmy is a pretty delicious concept.

While there are no exact details so far, they report that the former President will "highlight inspiration stories" rather than responding directly to Donald Trump.

Michelle Obama's memoir now has a release date and a title! Becoming will be available from Crown, an imprint of Penguin Random House, on November 13, 2018.

Have you ever sat down to watch a cinematic masterpiece and been horribly trolled?

Barack and Michelle Obama's portraits will hang in the National Portrait Gallery's "America's Presidents" exhibition, reminding America of a time when its White House had class and kindness.

Barack and Michelle Obama created the Obama Foundation, the purpose of which is to "equip civic innovators, young leaders, and everyday citizens with the skills and tools they need to create change in their communities." The foundation just held its inaugural summit at which Michelle Obama took to the stage yesterday.

As part of their 25th Anniversary celebration, SYFY released a 15-part podcast series called SYFY25: Origin Stories, hosted by Adam Savage (Mythbusters). It serves as a nostalgic celebration of all things science fiction and features notable females ruling the sci-fi world such as Sana Amanat.

It's not quite time for Stranger Things season 2 just yet, but with the arrival of September 1, we're all feeling a bit spookier, so let's revel in these eerie throwback poster homages to some of our old school favorites.

Last night, former First Lady Michelle Obama was invited to a conversation being hosted by the Women's Foundation of CO to celebrate its 30th Anniversary. She inspired a crowd of 8,500 while speaking frankly about issues of race and gender.

The Obama Foundation is "an ongoing project for us to shape, together, what it means to be a good citizen in the 21st century." Which sounds like something we all need right now.

First Lady Michelle Obama appeared on The Tonight Show in a segment where she and host Jimmy Fallon surprised random strangers who were recording videos to her.

Seeing Michelle Obama's face and hearing her voice cracks as she tells you she believes in you is what we all need right now.

According to Michelle Obama, we have no idea how hard that job is.

Today, Michelle Obama's name is trending on Twitter, and her voice and her quotes have been filling my social media timelines--and thank goodness for that, because it's been a truly dismal week of U.S. election-related news.

After much Twitter turmoil and three days of silence, Ghostbusters' Leslie Jones has returned to the social media platform with the above tweet. We knew she couldn't stay away, and we're glad she's back!