Presidential kids definitely get the perks that come from living at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue but there are some definite drawbacks. See how past White House youngsters fared in their time at the nation's most famous residence.

Perks and Problems for Presidential Progeny

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If their dad is elected president, Sasha and Malia Obama will be moving into the White House. At 7 and 10, they would be the youngest kids at 1600 Pennsylvania Ave. since 9-year-old Amy Carter arrived in 1977. Being a First Kid has a lot of perks, but it can also bring a lot of unwanted attention.

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Nicole Richie has never been mistaken for someone who gorges on food but AOL Music has a photo showing what a finicky eater she really is ... at least in front of the cameras. Check out their collection of pop stars at play, including several celebs frolicking in bikinis. Not to be left out, Jim Carrey decided to don his girlfriend's swimsuit ... take a look and see who wears it better.

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Just another eventful walk on the beach. One minute Jenny McCarthy's wearing a striking haltertop bathing suit, the next minute Jim Carrey's changed into it.

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When you're a busty gal, finding a breezy summer dress that actually fits can seem impossible. To help you navigate the fashion jungle of triangle tops and spaghetti straps, our experts at StyleList show you the 10 best dresses for your body type, plus three cuts you should avoid.

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If you're in the market for a bargain home but want something that's distinctive, AOL Real Estate and This Old House have the perfect gallery for you. They've identified 10 spots where you can find older homes that have real character -- like the gorgeous Twin Cities home pictured here -- at really reasonable prices.

How Much Home You Get for the Money

Columbus, Ohio: Although Columbus is the largest City in Ohio, it still has a small town charm with pockets of lively neighborhoods.
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The name of the game in the airline industry these days, at least where the passengers are concerned, seems to be extra fees. Things that fliers once received gratis -- like snacks and drinks -- now cost extra, driving up the already expensive cost of flying. AOL Travel identifies the carriers who charge extra for formerly-free perks and tells you who still provides those perks free of charge.

It's a Multibillion-Dollar Business

When airline passengers get stuck at the airport, they may be fuming, but airport bars, restaurants and shops are raking in big bucks -- to the tune of $6.5 billion nationwide in fiscal year 2007.

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Five years after this photo of a U.S. soldier helping a young Iraqi boy to safety ran in newspapers across America, the man in the photo is dead. Former Army Spc. Joseph Dwyer died late last month of a drug overdose, authorities said. Dwyer's friends say he suffered from post traumatic stress disorder.

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Army Spc. Joseph Dwyer runs with an Iraqi child whose family was caught in crossfire in March 2003.

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Before the Internet, the best feuds and fracases in television happened behind the scenes. Some of the most salacious scandals were never caught on camera, but their fallout is the stuff of legend. AOL Television picks TV's top 20 off-screen scandals of all time, including some contemporary missteps. Not only does Paul Abdul make the list, but so do a few young starlets who made the mistake of posing for some racy pictures.

Interior decorators will tell you that a potted plant can add life to a room. However, would you believe they are also a weapon in the fight against stress? Experts say you should have as much green as possible to help lower your blood pressure and provide a peaceful existence. We've got the best plants to have in every room and what they do to keep you healthy.

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Think only your friends are looking at your Facebook or MySpace page? Think again: 83.2 percent of job recruiters admitted to using online search engines in 2007 to uncover information about candidates. To help keep you employable, AOL Careers offers tips on how you can save your reputation -- and possibly your career.