Oprah and the Jonas Brothers in the White House? Say Whaaa?
Hey all you other parents out there, you have officially been outdone. Yesterday was truly one of the most historic days in the history of the US. Sure there was that whole Barack Obama being sworn in as the first African American President along with being all kinds of an awesome guy (with a hot, brilliant wife to boot). But yesterday they became the most awesomest parents EVER (if you’re a tween girl).
That’s because, while the Obamas were shakin’ they’re groove thang all over D.C., they gave a very special “First Night In the White House Gift” to daughters Malia and Sasha. The girls to invite over a couple of friends for an exclusive home screening of High School Musical 3 and Bolt.
But it didn’t end with Zac Effron’s dreamy locks on the presidental flat screen. No, the girls were then given a White House scavenger hunt to complete, in an effort to familiarize them with their new home. And get this. At the end of Malia and Sasha’s scavenger late-night hunt, they opened a door to discover their favorite musical performers:The Jonas Brothers— the pop boy band sensation who first exploded on the Disney Channel and also appeared earlier this week at the Kids’ Inaugural Concert.
Damn! When we had scavenger hunts as a kid all we got where red balls attached to cheap paddles with a breakable rubber band.
In other Inaugural news, the party didn’t end with the balls. Reportedly the Obamas hosted an exclusive late night gathering at the White House after coming home from dancing at ten balls.
The party was intended for very close Obama friends and family and was scheduled between midnight and 2:30 a.m. Invitees were told the Obamas’ may not show. But they did. Michelle reportedly had had it and cut out early but Obama stayed to hang with Oprah and a bunch of other people who aren’t as famous as Oprah.
Among those present:
Oprah Winfrey
Valerie Jarrett
David Axelrod
Mayor Daley
Craig Robinson
Sen. Dick Durbin (D-Ill.)
Rep. Melissa Bean (D-Ill.)
Rep. Jan Schakowsky (D-Ill.)
Rep. Luis Gutierrez (D-Ill.)
Rep. Artur Davis (D-Alabama)
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