London, Jan 30 : US President Barack Obama's wife Michelle is pregnant with her third child, if celebrity blogger Perez Hilton's `rumour' is to be believed.

In a posting on perezhilton. com he writes: "This is completely unconfirmed and at this point just a ''rumour'' but ... we''re hearing the talk in DC is that Michelle Obama is pregnant.

"Could this be true????? It''d be happy news! Hopefully it''s a boy!"

Washington, Jan 29 : Madame Tussauds Washington DC

Chicago, January 28 : U. S. First Lady Michelle Obama's office has revealed that she has decided to put off public appearances until her daughters, Malia and Sasha, are settled in their new city.

She is also crafting her longer-term portfolio, and figuring out how to make the White House more accessible to the public.

Michelle's mother Marian Robinson is also said to have moved into the White House to help the Obama family look after their children, reports the Chicago Sun Times.

Chicago, Jan 27: US First Lady Michelle Obama has come under fire for not wearing an inaugural design by a black fashion designer.

Amnau Eele, co-founder of the Black Artists Association, has told fashion industry publication Women's Wear Daily that she is planning to "file a formal appeal" with Michelle's office about the lack of a black designer.

"It's fine and good if you want to be all `Kumbaya' and `We are the World' by representing all different countries," Eele is quoted as saying at wwd. com, the magazine's Web site.

Chicago, January 26: U. S. First Lady Michelle Obama, who was reported to have received a pair of diamond earrings from her President husband Barack on her birthday, was said to have returned the pair in exchange of another one double the price.

Her better half had allegedly hand picked the present, and paid a reported 5,000-dollars for it

Chicago, Jan 24 : It seems that US First Lady Michelle Obama is not too happy with her daughters’ Sasha and Malia’s Beanie dolls.

Michelle has accused the company Ty, Inc. for exploiting her daughters.

"We believe it is inappropriate to use young, private citizens for marketing purposes,'''' the Chicago-Sun Times quoted Katie McCormick Lelyveld, the first lady''s press spokeswomen as saying in an e-mail.