U.S. Barack Obama presidential inaugural ceremony takes place on January 20 starting at 10 AM on the West front of the Capitol. Opened by the U.S. Marine Band, the event will also be performances by the singer Aretha Franklin, violinist Itzhak Perlman, cellist Yo-Yo Ma, pianist Gabriela Montero and clarinetist Anthony McGill. Gordon Brown is fishing for a meeting with the next president. Diplomats in Washington is racing to learn their colleagues in the new administration. But the real proof of how difficult the British are trying to associate Barack Obama will come next Saturday when the ambassador, Sir Nigel Sheinwald possess one of the most star filled mass inauguration week. Later offer of troops to Afghanistan will determine the strength of the special relationship, but for the next 10 days, it is about to throw the best part.
Washington DC converter is both a coach park on 2.5 million incoming revelers, and the largest party in the world. Celebrities are vying for tickets and perform tasks on 10 inauguration balls, and residents - including myself - have heard from long forgotten friends, because there are not any hotels within 50 miles from Capitol Hill, where Barack Obama will be sworn in as U.S. president 44 a week on Tuesday. Donna Brazil, the black Democratic strategist who ran Al Gore campaign in 2000, says: "Is it just me or is anyone who lives within 120 miles heard from his or her fifth cousin? Lord knows I am. I had one who shares my last name Contact me wonder if we were family. "She has a bearing on the air beds and turn her apartment in a large Studentenwohnheim for relatives from Louisiana.
The names of those involved in the Washington star icon filled events have not yet announced, but Bruce Springsteen, Stevie Wonder and Billy Joel - all big Obama fans - is rumored to play the opening concert. Beyoncé has also made it clear that she is available. There are more than 100 unofficial balls and parties, where the head liners include rapper Jay-Z, Elvis Costello, Sting and hip-hop singer Rihanna. Publisher Michael Levin says Celebrity connection with Mr Obama is different from what he has seen. "Clinton basked in the glow celebrities," he told the Washington Post. "Now celebrities laze by the ignition of Obama."
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