One of the most intrepid and admired women in all of news broadcasting opens up about her remarkable career, how she's managing motherhood and marriage, what it's like covering a war, and why she believes a thriving society must have a thriving press.
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Oprah Talks to the Central Park Jogger
Note: This interview originally appeared in the April 2002 issue of O, The Oprah Magazine. Later that year, the convictions of those charged in the attack were overturned based on DNA evidence.
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Oprah Talks to Phil Donahue
Oprah's one-on-one conversation with Phil Donahue, the guy who invented smart talk in the afternoon and brought startling new ideas into the living rooms and laundry rooms of American women.
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Oprah Talks to Meryl Streep, Nicole Kidman and Julianne Moore
Three extraordinary actresses, Julianne Moore, Meryl Streep and Nicole Kidman, get together with Oprah for a revelatory conversation about making movies, children, getting older, their "raging insecurity," and their transcendent film, The Hours.
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Oprah Talks to Barbara Walters
The broadcasting legend who can coax a fascinating answer out of a rock opens up about her life, her passions, her peaks, her regrets--and, yes, she makes Oprah cry.
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Oprah Talks to Christine McFadden
What's the worst thing that could happen to a mother? It happened to Christine McFadden the day her ex-husband killed her children. Now, she tells Oprah how she's learning to live again.
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