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Barack Obama, First Family Attend Oregon State-Howard Basketball Game

There aren't many households for which Oregon State-Howard is a must-watch event .However, the White House is one of them. Barack Obama and the first family are in attendance at Burr Gymnasium on the Howard University campus for the showdown between the local team and the Beavers, who are coached by Craig Robinson,...

Obama's Brother-in-Law Likes 'R-Rated' Rap, Has Never Googled an Ex

(April 24) -- Craig Robinson used to be just a basketball coach. Then his brother-in-law got himself a job that comes with a rather large house at 1600 Pennsylvania Ave. For the premier of AOL News' Weekend Questionnaire, the coach of the Oregon State men's basketball team, brother of Michelle Obama and author of the new...

Obama as Sports Czar? Mostly Good

In case you've never seen the video, the President of the United States can't bowl. He should declare any alley he visits a major disaster area. Then again, after First Brother-In-Law Craig Robinson thought the other day about the pathetic ways of Barack Obama whenever he rolls a ball toward a set of pins, he told me with...

Could Barack Obama Out-Recruit Frank Sinatra? We May Find Out

College basketball coaches are always looking for that edge. And Oregon State's Craig Robinson is no different than say, Ben Howland, Mike Montgomery or Tim Floyd in that respect. (Well, given USC's recent troubles, maybe Floyd isn't a good example.)College recruiting can be competitive and tough. So any coach would be...

Oregon State Coach Craig Robinson Takes Stage With Brother-in-Law Barack Obama

Late Tuesday night in Chicago, President-elect Barack Obama addressed a huge crowd of supporters in Grant Park. When he had finished his speech, he was joined on stage by his family, including his brother-in-law, Oregon State basketball coach Craig Robinson.Robinson, the brother of Michelle Obama, hugged President-elect...

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WATCH: Ron Swanson Would Give Up Deep-Dish For The Cubs

Comedians Nick Offerman and Craig Robinson, best known for their roles of Ron Swanson ("Parks and Recreation") and Darryl Philbin ("The Office") respectively, have entered a appropriately-timed round two of their Cubs vs. Sox debate as party of New Era's latest ad campaign.

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Charlotte Robinson: LISTEN: Malcolm Lazin, Founder And Executive Director Of Equality Forum, Talks About This Year's Global LGBT Summit

Equality Forum is a national and international LGBT civil rights organization with an emphasis on education.

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WATCH: Ron Swanson Defends His Favorite Baseball Team

Following in the footsteps of Alec Baldwin and John Krasinski , Nick Offerman and Craig Robinson, best known for their roles of Ron Swanson ("Parks and Recreation") and Darryl Philbin ("The Office"), are taking sides in the long-standing Cubs-Sox rivalry in New Era's new ad campaign.

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05/23/12 Offerman, Robinson Back for Round 2 of New Era's... Source: AdFreak - AdWeek NBC sitcom stars Nick Offerman, a Cubs fan, and Craig Robinson, a White Sox fan, return in a second satisfying Brooklyn Brothers spot for sports-cap maker New Era.
05/22/12 Police searching for burglar disturbed during break in... Source: Romsey Advertiser - Romsey - Hampshire - UK POLICE are looking for a burglar who was disturbed at a home in Wickham last week.
05/21/12 The Vulture Transcript: Jessica ParÃ© on Mad Men,... Source: Vulture -- Entertainment & Culture Blog -- New York Magazine I do feel like Americans mostly knew you for Hot Tub Time Machine.
05/21/12 Poilce searching for burglar disturbed during break in... Source: Hampshire Chronicle - Winchester - Hampshire - UK POLICE are looking for a burglar who was disturbed at a home in Wickham last week.
05/17/12 What Would You Do For a Cubs World Series Win? Source: NBC - NBC 5 WMAQ - Chicago IL Short of selling his or her soul to the devil, and by devil I of course mean William DeWitt, Jr., there isn't much a Cubs fan wouldn't do for a World Series title.