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• "What's the difference between a pitbull and a hockey mom?" asked President Obama during last night's annual White House Correspondents' Dinner, doing a variation on Sarah Palin's old campaign line.
(Entertainment Weekly)
• The Live! host gets a steady stream of laughs for skewering President Obamas chances of reelection and New Jersey Governor Chris Christies weight -- after Obama opens with pot shots at his own childhood encounter with dog meat.
(Hollywood Reporter)
• The Comedian-in-Chief is at it again. And Hollywood cant get enough of President Barack Obamas comedy stylings.
(Entertainment Online)
• While delivering his remarks at the 2012 White House Correspondents Dinner, comedian Jimmy Kimmel addressed the issue of marijuana legalization.
(Huffington Post)
• Jimmy Kimmel and President Obama high-fived their performances. But it was anything but a memorable evening of comedy at tonight's White House Correspondents Dinner, that annual media-politics-showbiz schmoozefest in Washington DC.
(Deadline.com)
• Lindsay Lohan may have gotten more attention than any other guest before Saturday nights White House Correspondents Dinner, but Kim Kardashian was the celebrity who took the most hits from the dais during the annual event.
(TheWrap)
• WASHINGTON -- The 98th annual White House Correspondents' Dinner This year was no different, with President Obama and late-night host Jimmy Kimmel cracking wise about Republicans, Democrats, the media and more.
(Los Angeles Times)
• even the Secret Service and Donald Trump were targets for President Barack Obamas scattershot humor at Saturday nights celebrity studded White House Correspondents Dinner. Even the entrance to his speech was part of his schtick.
(Abc Local Web)
• President Obama got the first - and biggest laughs at the White House Correspondents Dinner Saturday night Im opening for Jimmy Kimmel and telling knock-knock jokes to Kim Kardashian.
(Detroit Free Press)
• Jimmy Kimmel hosted the annual White House Correspondents Dinner Saturday evening in Washington, D.C.
(TV Guide Online)