Barack Obama let that prima donna spice up his life this year — the 44th president revealed his favorite music of 2025 … and none other than BLACKPINK was in ink!

“Jump” by Jennie, Jisoo, Lisa, and Rosé popped up near the top of Obama’s official playlist for the year … so it’s safe to say he’s the newest member of the BLINK fandom!!

Either that, or Barry O fell victim to Diplo‘s production on the track. Regardless, it’s a big deal for the genre … as it marks the first-ever K-Pop song to be recommended by the former commander-in-chief.

The high-paced and confident single was released in early July and fed the appetite of hungry Blinks who craved new music after the foursome went on hiatus in late 2023.

BLACKPINK weren’t the only mega-sensations to land on Mr. President’s top-bops … Lady Gaga‘s “Abracadabra,” Kendrick and Sza‘s hit “Luther,” Chappell Roan‘s “The Giver” … and Drake‘s “Nokia!” made it — and made it big!

The Philadelphia Flyers have suspended radio play-by-play broadcaster Thomas Saunders for making an inappropriate comment while on the airwaves … when a hot mic picked up a joke about oral sex.

It all went down during the third period of the Flyers’ 5-3 loss Thursday night. After an icing call, Saunders threw the broadcast to a commercial break … the only problem was it didn’t happen.

Seemingly, as someone in the booth went down to the floor, Saunders was heard saying, “While you’re down there, would ya mind blowing me?”

Death and taxes are unavoidable, but Britney Spears is trying to get out of making a $600,000 payment to the IRS … and she says the tax man is grossly mistaken.

According to new legal docs, obtained by TMZ, the IRS sent Britney a Notice of Deficiency for the tax year ending 2021, claiming she owes over $600K.

Britney is disputing the figure … and she filed her own legal response claiming the IRS miscalculated and that she doesn’t actually owe the tax man so much as a dime.

Shiloh Standing, Inc. is reportedly a company started by Britney’s father, Jamie Spears, shortly after the creation of her conservatorship.

Britney also claims the IRS made another error in adjusting her deductions from her annual income tax return in the amount of $334,372.

What’s more, Britney claims the IRS messed up when they added a penalty in the amount of $120,143.80.

In her petition, Britney says the IRS is wrong to claim she underpaid and has the receipts to prove it … insisting she doesn’t owe Uncle Sam any more money from 2021.