President Obama in San Francisco on October 8 - featured performer John Legend

Obama Victory Fund 2012 - Reception, Remarks and Concert with President Obama

Musical Performance by John Legend. Appearance by SF49ers Quarterback Alex Smith.

Monday, October 8

Bill Graham Civic Auditorium

99 Grove Street, San Francisco, California

Price Points:
$100 Muni – General Admission
$250 Cable Car – Preferred Admission
$1,000 Ferry – VIP Admission (Speaker Series members can attend at this level)
$2,500 Bay – Sponsor
$7,500 Golden Gate – Photo Reception (+$2,500 for each additional person in photo)

Purchase tickets:



Purchase - https://donate.barackobama.com/page/contribute/o2012-October8Concert?custom1=5627853

Keija Minor - New Editor-in-Chief of Brides Magazine

Keija Minor has been named the editor-in-chief of Brides, making her the first person of color to ever hold the title at a Condé Nast Publications (CNP) magazine.

Why We Still Love Bill - "Swagger Like That"

Former President Bill Clinton proved to us through his "talk" at the Democratic National Convention in Charlotte last night that he's still got it.

There's something about "plain talk" that we can understand. Clinton was able to shoot from the hip, something President Obama can't always do in his role as Commander in Chief.

But Bill Clinton, with his smooth style, broke it down by first giving a little credit to his predecessors in the Republican party before he came in for the "rope-a-dope" and knocked it out of the ring.

I especially loved the part where he talked about "Lyin' Ryan" having "brass."

Clinton took command and spoke from his heart, breaking from script and doubling his alloted time to speak. And we didn't mind at all. In fact, it felt like we were in church.

And the coup de gras - our Commander in Chief, cool as he wants to be, walking onstage in a warm embrace with "The Bill."

Obama 2012.

It's Getting Started in the Tar Heel State - CarolinaFest 2012

Charlotte North Carolina is hosting CarolinaFest 2012 to kick off convention week activities for the Democratic National Convention.

James Taylor, Jeff Bridges and Janelle Monae are among the entertainers expected to perform.