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CNNMoney: Oprah's Skypefest draws backlash

Oprah Winfrey's tastemaking power is legendary. A spot on her book club list is the Holy Grail for authors, who are all but guaranteed a bestseller. Under her tutelage, the likes of Dr. Phil, Tyra Banks and Rachael Ray have shot to stardom. A few comments on her show can make or break a product.

People.com: The Day Anna Wintour Told Oprah Winfrey to Lose Weight

Vogue's editor recalls her "gentle suggestion" before a photo shoot to make Oprah "comfortable"

People.com: Oprah Winfrey Poses with New Puppy for Her Magazine

The talk show host says she "felt an instant connection" with her dog, Sadie

Oprah coupon craze leaves KFC customers hungry for more

Never underestimate the power of Oprah or a free meal.

Why right-brainers will rule this century

Your left brain is logical, linear, by-the-numbers; the right side is creative, artistic, empathetic. Oprah Winfrey talks with Daniel Pink about his groundbreaking book, "A Whole New Mind", and explores how right-brain thinkers are wired for 21st-century success.

People.com: Oprah Helps Fuel Chicken Run

A NYC KFC outlet runs out of meals after Winfrey TV promotion

People.com: FBI Targets Bogus $1 Million Oprah Winfrey Giveaway

Scammers are hunted after using the TV queen's name in a fake cash contest

Michelle Obama: Happiness tied to how I feel

For all the majesty of the White House, the first lady has already infused it with a palpable ease; her presence makes the place feel open and approachable. When we sit down to talk, Michelle Obama seems as relaxed as she did when I first interviewed her and her husband in their Chicago apartment in 2004. "This room has the best light in the house," she tells me as we settle in, shoes off, on a comfortable sofa. "And there's pie here, too. The pie in the White House is dangerously good." -- Oprah Winfrey

People.com: Oprah: My Sick Pup Sadie Is Hanging In There

"We had some nights where we thought she might not make it," Winfrey says

Fortune: Zuckerberg's newest 'friend': Oprah

Anybody tuning in to Oprah Winfrey on Friday afternoon, March 13 learned at least three things about Mark Zuckerberg, 24 year-old founder and CEO of Facebook: He looks a lot like his father (the bearded man in the audience close-up). He's not interested in dating Gayle King's daughter, a 22 year-old Stanford grad (King: "She's smart!"). And he can take a poke or two - virtually and otherwise.

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