Tyra Banks relives President Barack Obama’s Inauguration celebration Thursday on the set of her show — it’s tapped in New York City– with cardboard cutouts of the new first family. The episode will focus on the talk-show host’s inaugural experience and will air on Jan. 29th.

 Oscar winner and Number One Stunner Halle Berry hung out in West Hollywood on Thursday at the Kinara Spa. The actress sported a gray t-shirt, white sweatpants and athletic shoes at the spa, before her expected trip to Washington D.C., where she’ll be present for the inauguration ceremony of Barack Obama.

Some of the biggest names in music will be in Washington D.C. as part of Barack Obama’s inauguration.

Beyoncé, Stevie Wonder, Mary J. Blige and will.i.am are amongst a diverse lineup of musicians who will perform at Obama’s Jan. 18 Welcome Concert on the National Mall. Bono, Josh Groban, Garth Brooks, John Mellencamp and Shakira are also apart of the concert.

Queen Latifah, Denzel Washington, Jamie Foxx and Martin Luther King III will read historic passages at the free concert, which also will be televised on HBO starting at 2 p.m. ET.

Jennifer Hudson says she’s not on tap to sing at any inauguration festivites.

The New York Post reported last week that the Oscar winner would be in D.C. performing, but a rep for her says that is untrue.

Despite tons of rumors, talk show maven Oprah Winfrey won’t be hosting an inaugural party for President-elect Barack Obama.

A Harpo spokesperson confirms that Winfrey won’t be sponsoring a party when she hits the road later this month for the inauguration.

“Everybody’s calling me about a party. I’m like, ‘Isn’t somebody else having a party?’…I don’t know about the party thing yet…There is extreme party confusion,” Oprah said. “I’m trying to get to the bottom of it myself!”

According to the Associated Press, President-elect Barack Obama and his wife, Michelle, will twirl their way through 10 official inaugural balls on Jan. 20.

The Presidential Inaugural Committee said that the Obamas would attend 10 official balls, one more than President George W. Bush and Laura Bush attended in 2005.