A clip of First Lady Michelle Obama doing "mom dancing" moves with Jimmy Fallon on his Late Night show Friday (February 22nd) went viral over the weekend, with the Internet loving how Mrs. Obama made the silly moves look good. The skit, a take-off on the popular video "Evolution of Dance," was called "Evolution of Mom Dancing," and showed both Fallon and Obama dressed as suburban moms doing dance moves like: "Go Shopping, Get Groceries"; "Driving the Station Wagon"; "Oh My God, I Love This Song"; and "Where's Your Father (Get Him Back Here)." It ended with Mrs. Obama doing the "The Dougie" -- which she famously pulled off a couple of years back -- as Fallon walked off stage. The first lady appeared on Fallon's show to promote her "Let's Move" anti-childhood obesity campaign, which marked its third anniversary this month.







Will the original lineup of Heart reunite in April at their Rock and Roll Hall of Fame induction? Ultimate Classic Rock reported that according to original lead guitarist, Roger Fisher -- and former lover of guitarist Nancy Wilson-- the answer is yes. Fisher posted a message on his Facebook page, stating: "I haven't seen anyone announce it yet: THE ORIGINAL HEART LINEUP WILL PLAY AT THE ROCK AND ROLL HALL OF FAME INDUCTION CEREMONY."
Black Sabbath posted a 30-second teaser clip online Tuesday (February 12th) that previews a full behind-the-scenes video scheduled to arrive online Wednesday (February 13th). The video will highlight the recording sessions for 13, the first Sabbath album in 35 years to feature original members Ozzy Osbourne, Tony Iommi and Geezer Butler all together. The disc is slated for a June release, with a summer North American tour in the works. (Blabbermouth)
Styx, REO Speedwagon, and Ted Nugent have announced the first 20 dates of their upcoming group tour. The trek -- once again dubbed "The Midwest Rock 'N' Roll Express -- will kick off on April 18th in Grand Forks, North Dakota and, as of now, wind down on May 19th in Burgettstown -- although more dates will be added soon. Styx guitarist James "J.Y." Youngsaid in the press release announcing the tour: "Due to the overwhelming success of last year's tour, we are going to once again wind up the juggernaut of mega-tainment. Styx, REO, and the Motor City Madman: there aren't enough expletives in my vocabulary to explain how great this is . . . but I'll try. This is going to be . . . awesome!"