The diva who's gone from the baddest of bad girls to the best of good examples talks about drugs, alcohol, toxic friends, the lyrics she'd like to change, and the shock that turned her around.

Oprah talks to singer-actress Brandy along with her mother, Sonja Norwood, about what happens when a teenage daughter has power to burn, but no self-esteem to speak of, and how two determined women recaptured a life that was spinning out of control.

Oprah and Gayle King sit down to talk about what, for Oprah, is the biggest change in 25 years: the end of The Oprah Winfrey Show.

An American cultural icon opens up about his stingingly funny film, Bee Movie, his kids, his cars, his wife--guys: memorize what he learns from Oprah!--and his top three rules for living well.

To mark the release of The Complete National Geographic, the magazine's editor-in-chief, Chris Johns, talks to Oprah.com.