Obama Will Pay His Last Respect on Oprah Before it Cancels

The man who put the kiss of death to the Oprah show will be her guest. It is so anticlimactic. The article said Obama will be paying his final respects to Oprah. It must be suggesting that misery loves company. Since the president and Oprah have lost so many supporters in the past several years, it is befitting to see them sulk in their demise. Oprah's live show will end May 25, 2011.

(GossipCop) President Obama will pay his respects to Oprah on April 27.

The Commander-in-Chief and Michelle Obama are set to tape a farewell interview at Harpo Studios with the talk show queen, whose final show is May 25.

The Obamas will then remain in Chicago for three fundraisers.

The First Family has a long history with fellow Chicagoan Oprah, who campaigned on their behalf in 2008.

Last August, the talk show host was among the guests at a small birthday celebration for President Obama at Graham Elliot, a restaurant in Chicago.

Oprah’s interview with President and Mrs. Obama will air on May 2.

Obama's Libya address ratings down from previous speeches

I guess we are just sick of listening Obama speak. Blah, blah, blah....

(Entertainment Weekly) President Obama’s speech viewership keeps on slipping.

Monday night’s policy address on Libya delivered 25.6 million viewers, continuing the president’s trend of declining ratings for his issue-oriented telecasts.

The speech was down 12% from Obama’s address on Iraq last August (29.2 million), which fell 9% from his speech on the Gulf Coast oil spill in June (32.1 million), which in turn dropped 21% from his Afghanistan speech back in December of 2009 (40.8 million). Last night’s address could have been dinged by starting slightly before primetime, at 7:30 p.m. (which also kept Obama from making ABC choose between the commander-in-chief and airing Dancing With the Stars at its usual time).

The president’s telecast was carried across eight networks, including ABC, CBS, NBC, TEL, CNN, CNBC, Fox News, and MSNBC.