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News From New Moon, JT Jokes About In-Laws, and Oprah Asked to Apologize For Making Dr. Phil Famous
We've got the latest from New Moon, including sexy Kristen, the soundtrack's new release date, and Summit on Twitter. Plus, check out what Justin TImberlake has to say about his possible future in-laws and how Oprah responded when she was asked to apologize for introducing the world to Dr. Phil.
Oprah Gets Snugly in a Hot Pink Snuggie
Meet the marketing genius behind the Snuggie, Scott Boilen. He appeared on Oprah via satellite to talk to a Snuggie wearing group including Ms. Winfrey (in a hot pink blanket with sleeves) and Tyler Perry (his was zebra print).
Guess How Much Credit Card Debt: Oprah's Audience
Oprah's "Best Life Week" is coming to a close today, and yesterday's show was "Money Day" featuring Suze Orman. On their way into the show, audience members were asked how much credit card debt they had and 225 people admitted to having this type of debt.
Oprah's team then totaled the numbers submitted by the in-debt audience.
Oprah's Favorite Things For 2008
When Oprah announced there was a twist to her famous favorite things episode this year, I was thrilled to learn the difference was in cost. It seems she is taking a note from TeamSugar members this year and promoting several homemade gifts that are big on thought and easy on the wallet. Oprah said, "Bringing real meaning back to the holidays is my favorite thing."
Oprah and Lisa Ling Go Freegan
If freegan were a Balderdash word, I probably would have scribbled down a definition like 'a dietary group that restricts the consumption of anything that lives freely,' or something else equally insensible because I'd have no idea what it actually meant. But thanks to our mogul friend Oprah, I'll always know the definition of freegan if needed (I can already picture being carried on the shoulders of my teammates at trivia night!) To find out what exactly a freegan is just read more
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Oprah's 55th Birthday Bash: Guess How Much
When you're a true mogul, birthday celebrations have to wait. But then, it's on. Oprah Winfrey blew out candles for her 55th birthday on January 29 but postponed the real party until her show was finished taping for the Summer.
Oprah's Requirements For a Truly Successful Life
'Tis the season of caps and gowns. Last year, Oprah spoke to Stanford's class of 2008 about her lessons on feelings, failure, and finding happiness, and this year the mogul lent her presence and words to Duke University's class of 2009. Her theme was success and her message was simple: money is great, but it's not everything.
Oprah's Favorite Things Cost Next to Nothing
If there's one Oprah show that gets the audience more riled up than any other, it's the one where she reveals her favorite gifts for the holidays. The audience goes nuts when they discover which of her favorite things they'll be receiving and everyone is on a big holiday/Oprah high. In the spirit of this economically grim season, she's doing things differently this year.
Oprah Asks: What Would You Dare to Live Without?
Yesterday's episode of Oprah featured two wasteful families that the mogul herself challenged to cut out their defining habits in seven days. It sort of reminded me of Honey We're Killing the Kids in the sense that some of their household regularities were so obviously problematic, and the families even admitted this much, yet they never made any changes on their own. Certainly, overcoming these issues is better late than never.
Oprah's Three Lessons That Impacted Her Life
How memorable would it be to have Oprah as a commencement speaker at your graduation ceremony? She spoke for about 30 minutes to Stanford's class of 2008 and shared these three lessons that have greatly impacted her life, having to do "with feelings, with failure and with finding happiness."
She may have given each graduate two books, but we can all take something away from the three lessons.
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