1:35 pm - 10/09/2012
This post is not about Nicole Scherzinger
Katheryn Hudson Shows Her Obama Support via Nail Art
We’ve already talked about how certain celebrities, like Stacey Dash and Snoop Dogg may not be the best political endorsers. But that doesn’t mean that there aren’t stars who make good and sincere spokespersons for candidates. Katy Perry performed at a fundraiser for President Obama in L.A. on Sunday night, along with Earth, Wind and Fire. She was super excited about it, tweeting, “Today I am so honored to play for the President!” Sadly, Obama himself had to leave right before the big performance because he was “whisked downtown only moments before he took the stage.” But he did give the performers major props saying, “My understanding is it was an incredible show. They just perform flawlessly night after night. I can’t always say the same.” A node to the debate, perhaps? But this story isn’t so much about the performance, or what he thought of it — it’s about what Katy did *zing *yes, we’re book-nerds. We know how Katy is the Queen of manicures, which inspired us to even make a game about celebrity nail-art, earlier this month. She just keeps the crazy nails coming — the picture on the right is what she got done for her performance. The caption accompanying the tweet was, “Appropriate nails.” Very appropriate nails — she has red, white and blue and Obama’s face on them. The next tweet came post her performance where she showed further support with the picture on the left, with a message saying, “I sang for President BarackObama last night because I believe in Equal Rights #ForAll #Vote.” You heard the lady!
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We’ve already talked about how certain celebrities, like Stacey Dash and Snoop Dogg may not be the best political endorsers. But that doesn’t mean that there aren’t stars who make good and sincere spokespersons for candidates. Katy Perry performed at a fundraiser for President Obama in L.A. on Sunday night, along with Earth, Wind and Fire. She was super excited about it, tweeting, “Today I am so honored to play for the President!” Sadly, Obama himself had to leave right before the big performance because he was “whisked downtown only moments before he took the stage.” But he did give the performers major props saying, “My understanding is it was an incredible show. They just perform flawlessly night after night. I can’t always say the same.” A node to the debate, perhaps? But this story isn’t so much about the performance, or what he thought of it — it’s about what Katy did *zing *yes, we’re book-nerds. We know how Katy is the Queen of manicures, which inspired us to even make a game about celebrity nail-art, earlier this month. She just keeps the crazy nails coming — the picture on the right is what she got done for her performance. The caption accompanying the tweet was, “Appropriate nails.” Very appropriate nails — she has red, white and blue and Obama’s face on them. The next tweet came post her performance where she showed further support with the picture on the left, with a message saying, “I sang for President BarackObama last night because I believe in Equal Rights #ForAll #Vote.” You heard the lady!
even obama left before she performed
He knows a flop when he sees one.
My body is so ready for Uncle Joe to lay the smack down. AND YOU HAD FUCKING BETTER, BIDEN.
Besides, I feel like most people are really moderate anyway if you take everything into consideration. They like to spout off things, but if half the shit they voted against for everyone else affected them negatively they'd be singing a different tune. in short, most of us basically want the same rudimentary things. We don't need parties to tell us that much.
Unique and special snowflakes.
But the Republican party has gone so far right, that it's literally an embarrassment to call yourself one.
excuse me for siding with a group of people who believes in freedom & not shoving a work of fiction down my throat?
Edited at 2012-10-09 09:04 pm (UTC)
also there is more to gay rights than marriage equality but i am sure when ppl see equal right they're only gonna chalk it down to marriage.
i didn't really get that until i came into contact with prominent gay ppl in my community through my college, so i understand that it is easy to just think gay ppl will be "ok" after getting their marriages validated, but sorry as a celebrity you have access to ppl/institutions who could inform you of this.
the entirety of your existence is to be a public figure so if you want to do it to champion for others, do your rearch.
BOW <3 <3
I think Katy is a cunt but she is doing the right thing :)
Damn I gotta leave Comic Con early on Thursday and haul ass home to watch the debate
Right now, I will take ANYTHING that's Barack flavored tbh.
Edited at 2012-10-09 08:48 pm (UTC)