DJ AM Salutes Obama

RIGHT NOW: DJ AM (Spielberg Daughter Bat Mitzvah DJ '98) at Foxtail in West Hollywood is mashing up Obama's Victory Speech from 2 hours ago with music. The crowd, here for a lingerie party, is going nuts. (1140pm PST Election Night)

"Pantera, You're Such a Softie" - LA Times' Metromix

If Hollywood had high powered lobbyists, they'd probably work for Pantera Sarah (Emmy Winner '08). The normally press shy club owner, promoter, and associate producer of the award winning celeb-only pro-bama video "Yes We Can", graces the cover of this week's LA Times' Metromix, revealing a lot about herself and her activism.While famous faces are no surprise at her nightclubs, who else could bring a US Senator as their "show and tell" in 4th grade? (Sen. Russ Feingold, D-Wisconsin).

Dedicated to leveraging her unique strengths for Obama over the last two years, Alexandra LeTellier's profile details Pantera working the phones in Iowa on caucus day with pal Scarlett Johanssen (Mrs. Reynolds 'current) , and when on the verge of (happy) tears later that night, was verbally poked by Obama himself, "Pantera, you're such a softie.".

Pantera (center) hosts Fergie, Jessica Alba, Wilmer Valderrama, Rosario Dawson and friends in Denver during the DNC. (Courtesy: Metromix)

We can imagine that she has been called lots of things by those who have not been admitted to her venues. Softie? Further proof that Obama ="change".

Photos courtesy of Metromix.com and Pantera Sarah via Metromix.

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Tipsters: Inside Barack Obama's 47th Birthday

Today: A rare east coast party report...must be politics

Exclusive photos and items sent in by two special tipsters inside Barack Obama's birthday party in Boston last night. (Mon 4 Aug). Candy (Dana Hall '65, Mt. Vernon '69) and Stanley Glazer (Granby High - VA '63, Medical College Virginia '68) filed this cross continental party report.

"We had a truly unique experience....we also caught up with a friend of ours, Eric Lesser, who sits behind Obama on the plane and is responsible for making certain Obama has his speeches in hand before every event."

Harry Connick Jr. (Jesuit H.S. '85 - New Orleans) sang a "Happy Birthday" duet with his daughter Sara.

On this night, Obama had only cake in his hand. He told assembled friends hadn't been back in the State Room at Faneuil Hall since the night he lost to Hillary in New Hampshire back in January.