With Mad Men anticipation reaching fever pitch, it's hard to keep up with all the press. That's why we do it for you! Read below to find interviews with Jon Hamm and Christina Hendricks, and learn who's watching Mad Men in the Oval Office.

• Mad Men is featured on the cover of TV Guide, in which Matthew Weiner reveals that President Obama is a fan of the show and once sent him a letter of appreciation. "He wrote to say he enjoyed Season 3," Weiner said. "He was congratulating me on my and the show's success, and I wanted to say, 'But wait, you're the successful person." Be sure to check out the photo spread of the cast!

• The new issue of W magazine includes a cover story on Jon Hamm. He discusses his upcoming movie The Town, directed by Ben Affleck, as well as his acting roots. "I played Winnie the Pooh in first grade," he reminisces. The New York Post (no link) and The Boston Globe previewed the W cover.

• USA Today photographed Hamm at the MLB All-Star Celebrity Softball Game, where he played alongside comedian Andy Richter. When asked by Access Hollywood (no link) which Emmy he'd like to win more (he was also nominated for 30 Rock), he said, "My allegiance definitely runs towards Mad Men."

• In a Newark Star-Ledger article, the newly Emmy-nominated Christina Hendricks talks about which Season 3 episode she'd like to submit for consideration to the voters. Hendricks also offered some beauty tips to Marie Claire magazine: "Everyone thinks Joan wears red lipstick on every episode, but she's usually wearing coral."

• The Los Angeles Times takes a trip down Season 3 memory lane to revisit 10 Mad Men questions that remain unanswered.

• Mad Men costume guru Janie Bryant has designed a line of '60s-inspired clothes for QVC.

• Newsweek interviews the author of Mad Men Unbuttoned: A Romp Through 1960s America about the historical significance of the era's advertising culture.

• Entertainment Weekly (no link) features Mad Men on its "Summer Must List" and picks the Season 4 premiere as its "Must Watch of the Week." TV Guide (no link) spotlighted the Sun., Jul. 25 premiere as well on its "What's Worth Watching" list.

• The JibJab Mad Men game was dubbed website of the week in the San Francisco Chronicle, while TV Guide (no link) called it "Web Cheer" of the week.

• The New York Post touts the Season 2 marathons on AMC.

• The Wrap points out that AMC eclipsed HBO -- and all other cable networks, for that matter -- in the number of Emmy nominations for original series.