#THE MEDIUM AND LOST KID SERIES#

The inevitable battle of dueling dojos in Season 4, which saw seemingly every kid in Los Angeles’ San Fernando Valley taking up karate, has left the region under the thumb of the oily Terry Silver (Thomas Ian Griffith), who, like Martin Kove’s Kreese, has found a dazzling encore in getting to reprise this villainous role.

#THE MEDIUM AND LOST KID SERIES#

While it’s not the best series on TV (OK, Netflix), there should be some kind of prize for the best revival culled from limited source material. It’s about telling that fuller story, a story that includes every single American in every single corner of the country so our kids and grandkids can see something more for themselves.Crossing the streams with its sequels, the fifth season of “Cobra Kai” features heavy dollops of the second and third “The Karate Kid” movies while continuing to carve out its own next-generation melodrama, all in extraordinarily nimble fashion. It’s not even about these beautiful paintings. The former first lady said, “For me this day isn’t about me or Barack. It’s a place where everyone should have a fair shot.” It’s not about blood or pedigree or wealth. “If the two of us can end up on the walls of the most famous address in the world, then, again, it is so important for every young kid who is doubting themselves to believe that they can too,” she said.

Michelle Obama spoke to the historic significance of having portraits of the first Black president and first lady hanging in the White House and said it was “a reminder that there’s a place for everyone in this country.” But Trump did not hold a ceremony for the Obama portraits while he was in office. The Obamas attended Trump’s inauguration in 2017 and hosted them for tea before the ceremony at the US Capitol.Ĭeremonies for the unveiling of official White House portraits are typically hosted by a former president’s immediate successor. Trump and former first lady Melania Trump did not attend President Joe Biden’s inauguration and did not invite the Bidens to the White House before Biden was sworn in, which was a significant break in transfer-of-power rituals. Her comments come as former President Donald Trump continues to contest the results of the 2020 election. Portraits that hang here as history continues to be made.” Portraits that connect our history to the present day. Those of us lucky enough to serve, work - as Barack said - as hard as we can for as long as we can, as long as the people choose to keep us here, and once our time is up we move on and all that remains in this hallowed place are our good efforts and these portraits. We hold an inauguration to ensure a peaceful transition of power. Obama added, “The people, they make their voices heard with their vote.

“Traditions like this matter,” she said, “not just for those of us who hold these positions but for everyone participating in and watching our democracy.” (CNN) - Former first lady Michelle Obama on Wednesday spoke to the larger significance of holding a ceremony to unveil her and former President Barack Obama’s official White House portraits, stressing the importance of upholding democratic traditions, including those surrounding the peaceful transfer of power between leaders.

(Photo by Mandel NGAN / AFP) (Photo by MANDEL NGAN/AFP via Getty Images) Former US First Lady Michelle Obama delivers remarks during a ceremony to unveil their official White House portraits, in the East Room of the White House in Washington, DC, on September 7, 2022.

The medium and lost kid