First Lady Michelle Obama will be visiting South Florida on Thursday, Oct. 27 to raise money for President Obama’s re-election effort. Joining her in the cause will be U.S. Representative Debbie Wasserman Schultz and Tracy Mourning, the wife of Miami Heat legend Alonzo Mourning.

World-renowned chef and restaurateur Daniel Boulud is going international with two new Canadian eateries. Boulud’s company with partner Lili Lynton, The Dinex Group, is planning on opening one restaurant in Montreal and another in the Four Seasons Toronto.

Guitar legend Carlos Santana thrilled a crowd of over 20,000 people on Saturday, Oct. 15 when he took the stage at a charity concert at the Estadio Nou Camp in Leon, Mexico. Santana, a native to Mexico, rocked the house that night, taking a break from his shows in Las Vegas to play his only gig in Mexico for the year.

Technology pioneer and filmmaker Sean Wolfington will be premiering his newest film, The Mighty Macs, this Friday, Oct. 21. Based on the incredible true story of the 1971-72 Immaculata College team, the film tells the uplifting tale behind the crowning of the first women’s basketball championship.

As part of Mayor Michael Bloomberg’s “Road Map for the Digital City” plan, an additional five public New York City parks have been outfitted with Wi-Fi hotspots to give park-goers access to complimentary wireless internet access.

Jennifer Siebel Newsom, wife of former San Francisco mayor and current governor of California Gavin Newsom, will be screening her documentary film on Tuesday, Oct. 18. Miss Representation focuses on how the media portrays girls and women as sexual objects and will be screened at Alameda Point.

Film fans had been eagerly waiting the evening of Monday, Oct. 10 when the New York Film Festival would screen its much buzzed about mystery movie. After much speculation, it was revealed to be film legend Martin Scorcese’s newest project, Hugo in 3D.

The Boys and Girls Club of Harlem was in danger of going broke and closing down – until rap mogul Sean “Diddy” Combs stepped in, that is. The music icon donated $60,000 to keep the sports and tutoring programs going at the center located in his old neighborhood.

Will Smith – also nostalgically known as The Fresh Prince – and DJ Jazzy Jeff are back at it again! After first hitting the scene in the late 80s, the duo is once again reuniting in the studio to work on some new music.