Topic: Oprah Winfrey (page 6)

(AP/Joe Raymond/George Burns)

How not to say "I'm sorry"

Mary Elizabeth Williams
(AP/George Burns)

Armstrong shows no remorse

Willa Paskin
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Jim Vertuno, Jim Litke
(AP)

Jim Vertuno
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Will Armstrong come clean?

Mary Elizabeth Williams

David Daley
(Michael Lionstar)

"No, it is. It's Oprah"

David Daley
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Oprah Winfrey (AP/Chris Pizzello)

Hawa Allan - LA Review of Books

Willa Paskin

Hanna Ingber
Madonna has sparked controversy with violent imagery on her European tour (Reuters)

Nazis, breasts, guns, tears

Laura Barcella

Cheryl Strayed: "Tackle love"

Tracy Clark-Flory
Yankees vs. Red Sox, Baldwin vs. Krasinski, or "30 Rock" vs. "The Office": who is your favorite?

NBC comedy stars keep themselves relevant

Drew Grant

Pop Torn: This week in cultural ambivalence

Drew Grant

Emma Mustich

Oprah's emotional, self-aggrandizing goodbye

Matt Zoller Seitz
Oprah and Maria Shriver.

Drew Grant

Mary Elizabeth Williams
Lady Gaga, Justin Bieber, Oprah, and Charlie Sheen are four of the most powerful celebrities in the world.

Gaga beats Oprah on power list. Blame Twitter?

Drew Grant
Oprah Winfrey reacts as Michael Jordan appears during a star-studded double-taping of "Surprise Oprah! A Farewell Spectacular," Tuesday, May 17, 2011, in Chicago. "The Oprah Winfrey Show" is ending its run May 25, after 25 years, and millions of her fans around the globe are waiting to see how she will close out a show that spawned a media empire. (AP Photo/Charles Rex Arbogast) (AP)

Maria Shriver and other stars say goodbye to Oprah

Caryn Rousseau
James Frey and Oprah Winfrey

Mary Elizabeth Williams

Drew Grant
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