Hackers released sensitive personal online information of 14 high-profile figures Monday, including First Lady Michelle Obama, Vice President Joe Biden, Paris Hilton, and Kim Kardashian. NBC's Pete Williams reports on the privacy breach. (TODAY)
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The first lady has already become a fashion icon and popular political figure, but the next four years will also bring an expanded agenda. NBC's Kristen Welker reports. (Nightly News)
President Barack Obama gives the first lady's new haircut the presidential stamp of approval at a pre-inauguration party, joking that it was "the most significant event of the weekend." (NBC News)
For Craig Robinson, seeing his brother-in-law run the White House reminds him "how it's possible in this country for a regular guy to get elected president." The brother of the first lady shares his insider perspective on the Obama family with TODAY's Willie Geist. (TODAY)
America may be politically divided, but most Americans report really liking Michelle Obama, who counts helping military families among her key initiatives. NBC's Kristen Welker reports. (Nightly News)
New York Times correspondent Jodi Kantor and Cosmopolitan editor-in-chief Joanna Coles talk to TODAY's Erica Hill about how Michelle Obama's style (did you see those bangs?) and substance have shaped the first term of a remarkable first lady. (TODAY)
Rachel Zalis of Life and Style magazine shows off some of the top celebrity looks of 2012 and reveals how you can achieve the same style at affordable prices. (TODAY)
The "19 Kids and Counting" matriarch got a sleek update to her signature look in this week's episode of the TLC show. (TODAY)
All eyes will be on the presidential debate tonight, where first lady Michelle Obama will be in a front-row seat. She sat down with TODAY's Ryan Seacrest to talk about the experience of voting for her husband, the ways they encourage each other, and their lives at home with their children. (TODAY)
Rosemary Ellis of Good Housekeeping reveals what she learned in her interviews with the wives of the two White House candidates, talking about Michelle Obama's daily workouts with the president and Ann Romney's "lovely" personality. (TODAY)