First Lady Michelle Obama's showing up all over these days: grooving with Jimmy Fallon on late night TV, awarding an Oscar, and soon, gracing the cover of fashion bible Vogue. Obama will front the April edition, which hits news stands March 26, in a shot by celebrity photographer Annie Leibovitz. She is leaning on a desk in a sleeveless blue dress by Reed Krakoff, one of her current favorite designers, her smile framed by her much-discussed new bangs. This is her second time appearing on the cover of the high fashion glossy -- the first first lady to have that honor.

Dishing out Oscars, dancing with the stars and hamming it up with Big Bird -- Michelle Obama is having all the fun. While President Barack Obama's re-election glow fades and he finds himself mired in another poisonous budget tussle with Republicans, the popular First Lady is enjoying the freedom of a second White House term. In a shimmering silver Naeem Khan ballgown, Michelle stole the show at the 85th Academy Awards with a surprise videolink appearance to present the Oscar for Best Picture to Iran hostage drama "Argo."

A video clip of First Lady Michelle Obama grooving with a dressed-in-drag Jimmy Fallon on his late-night comedy talk show has gone viral on YouTube Saturday. In the video, the pair, each clad in conservative slacks and cardigans, and Fallon with a long brown-haired wig, perform a routine dubbed "Evolution of Mom Dancing," to promote Obama's "Let's Move!" youth fitness and nutrition campaign.

WASHINGTON, Feb 7 (Reuters) - First lady Michelle Obama will attend the funeral in Chicago on Saturday of a 15-year-old girl who was shot to death eight days after performing with her high school band at President Barack Obama's inauguration. Hadiya Pendleton, a majorette in her school band, was fatally shot on Jan. 29 as she and her friends were shielding themselves from rain under a canopy in a Chicago park. Chicago has been plagued by gun violence and her killing has become a rallying cry for those calling for stronger gun controls.