Michelle Obama Reveals iPod Playlist

     Michelle Obama just might be one of the hippest first ladies in recent memory.  Obama was asked what her favorite music was at the White House "Take Your Child To Work Day".

     "I like all kinds of music.  I love Stevie Wonder...I've got some Michael Jackson," the First Lady told the children of White House staff members.  "I've got some Rihanna, I've got some Beyonce - I love Beyonce.  I've got some new Usher.  I love to dance, I love a good beat."

     Obama has also cited Sting, Mary J. Blige, Robin Thicke, and Herbie Hancock among her favorite artists last October during her interview on "The Jay Leno Show".

2010 Grammy Predictions

The 2010 Grammy Awards are just days away.  Here are 17 Tracks predictions for the show's winners after the jump

Obama Mia: Music's Biggest Stars Make Obama Inaguration Lineup

To celebrate 50 years of the Billboard Hot 100 chart, 17 Tracks will highlight the chart's record breakers, chart toppers, and milestones for the next two weeks. Perhaps the most important record is that of most #1 hits of all time. There's a bit of controversy surrounding the inclusion of Elvis Presley. The Hot 100 was first complied in August of 1958 by combining the airplay, jukebox play, and sales. Ten of Presley's 17 #1's came before the creation of the Hot 100 but reached pole position on the pop chart. Some chart watchers count pre-Hot 100 hits while some do not. Here, we will. Elvis is the freaking King of Rock n' Roll; how can we not include him?