The Oprah Winfrey Show

Oprah is announcing today that her twenty-fifth season will be her last. That's right. Oprah will no longer be coming into our houses every afternoon. What will we do?

Who's going to tell us which books to read or which movies to care about (or who to vote in for president)?  Say it ain't so, Oprah!

Her final show will be on September 9, 2011. It's far away now, but it will come quickly. We're sure that will also be the highest rated television hour of all time!

The reigning queen of the vampires may be giving up her crown for good.

Stephenie Meyer announced on The Oprah Winfrey Show yesterday that she doesn't know if she will be authoring a fifth Twilight book because she's kind of sick of writing about vampires.

That noise you just heard was the sound of millions of teenage girls crying out in disappointment.

It's still yet to be seen if Whitney Houston's much-anticipated comeback will be a lasting success, but one thing is clear: the diva can still draw a crowd.

Houston's two-part interview with Oprah, which aired earlier this week and was the premiere of this season of The Oprah Winfrey Show, drew huge ratings.

Ratings for the episode were up 45 percent from last season’s premiere and were they highest they've been for almost two years.

In last week's American Idol recap we said that Idol is now a boy's club, and Adam Lambert is the president. As of yesterday, he's also the pet to Simon Cowell's teacher.

We've been boycotting Adam all season because he is so obviously the judges' favorite, but now it's official: Simon Cowell has picked Lambert as the probable winner of this season of American Idol.

How shocking.

Even the All-Mighty O, with her legions of trainers, chefs, support staff and fans, eats her feelings!

Oprah Winfrey admits in this month’s O Magazine that she’s “embarrassed” after packing on 40 pounds after slimming down to 160 in 2006,

“Yes, you’re adding correctly” Oprah writes. “That means the dreaded 2-0-0.

“I’m embarrassed … I can’t believe that after all these years, all the things I know how to do, I’m still talking about my weight. I look at my thinner self and think, ‘How did I let this happen again?’”