Obama’s girls

Paris Hilton is not hot according to America’s potential future first daughters and they don’t want a piece of Britney Spears either. Presidential hopeful Barack Obama told Us Weekly that his two children are fans of Hannah Montana and Beyoncé, but think anything to do with Hilton or Spears is “yuck.”

The Democratic contender says daughters, Malia, 9, and Sasha, 6, got to meet Beyoncé backstage at a concert and “they just love her to death.”

“They’re pretty down on Britney and Paris and all of that. They think that’s very ‘yuck,”’ he said.

As for his wife, Michelle, Obama said she has a star crush on Stevie Wonder.

“I’ve been teasing her because Stevie fell off the stage at one of our events,” Obama said. “I said to her, ‘This is your favorite performer, and you push him off the stage?’ Fortunately, he was OK.”

The secret? Victoria is too sexy

Could Victoria’s Secret be too sexy?

The lingerie company that made its name by plastering leggy Brazilian glamazons on billboards admits it has pushed the envelope a little to much.

“We’ve so much gotten off our heritage ... too sexy, and we use the word sexy a lot and really have forgotten the ultra feminine,” said Sharen Turney, Victoria’s Secret’s chief executive, in a call with industry analysts.

The chain was started in San Francisco in 1977 by Roy Raymond, who said he was embarrassed trying to buy lingerie for his wife and hoped to provide a comfortable place for men to shop. It was launched with the idea that Victoria was manor-born and lived in London, Turney said. Yet the store is not for the girl next door, selling lacy push-up bras with names like the Very Sexy and Secret Embrace.

“I feel so strongly about us getting back to our heritage and really thinking in terms of ultra feminine and not just the word sexy and becoming much more relevant to our customer,” Turney said Thursday.