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Oprah Really, Really Loved the Beyoncé Documentary
As did others.
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As did others.
Just a couple of pop culture juggernauts protecting their brands.
4.2 million watched O's big get.
They each "reflect the best of the human spirit."
Scarlett Johannson hogs all the styles, Oprah flashes her diamonds, and Damian Lewis hides his hickies in the roundup of this month's glossy-mag portraits.
Oprah serves up some Cruella de Vil realness.
Sunglasses twins!
We're totally seeing Blue Man Group now.
Updated for "our digital world."
Steadman stayed home with the dogs.
He was told, "You are a human being having a spiritual experience." Repeatedly.
Oprah in a music documentary? Count us in.
Vultures circle after layoffs and the Rosie cancellation, but let's look at the facts.
That's one fifth of its staff.
"I came here to Chicago with the best of intentions, trying to do what I thought would be kind of easy for me ... but it wasn't."
It didn't last long.
Who needs a silly Vanity Fair party, right? Right???
Oh, how we miss this.
Oprah: a great physical comedian. Who knew? (Answer: probably Gayle.)
Lee Daniels's The Butler could coax her out of actress-retirement.
Probably untrue, but fun to imagine!
FourFour's mad Internet scientist Rich Juzwiak compiled a supercut of VH1-trademarked "divas" dishing on other "divas," and it's good, bad, and ugly.
Are talk shows following the downhill ratings slide of late-night TV, evening news, and soap operas?
J.J. Abrams once got a prop tongue in the mail from makeup Hall of Famer Dick Smith
"I was surprised because I am not known as an actress," says Oprah.