OPRAH WINFREY

After waging a legal battle with an Italian company, Paris Hilton has settled and will launch a new lingerie line with Le Bonitas.

The founder and former CEO of Xinhua Finance will serve a one-month sentence behind bars.

A look back at some of Barbara Walters' best interviews with presidents, foreign leaders and celebrities.

Beyoncé and Blue Ivy went out to eat in Cobble Hill and the 1-year-old is growing quite fast.

Frank Dietl, a 76-year-old New Jerseyan, filed a lawsuit against TV's Dr. Mehmet Oz, stirring debate over the validity of celebrity doctors.

Terrence Howard has love scenes with Oprah Winfrey in "The Butler" and said it was wonderful because of her "tig ol' bitties" and "voluptuous figure."

Fans have had mixed reviews over a "Law & Order: SVU" episode that seemed to be based off of Chris Brown and Rihanna's tumultuous relationship.

"Law & Order: SVU" might kill "Chris Brown" in a new episode that seems to be inspired by his real-life drama with Rihanna.

Alicia Keys revealed to Wendy Williams that Jay-Z was not pleased when her son, Egypt, kissed his daughter, Blue Ivy.

Beyoncé said she hopes her HBO documentary inspires her young daughter, at its New York premiere Tuesday.

Oprah, Tyson Beckford, Questlove, Solange, Victor Cruz and more come out to help Beyoncé celebrate her "Life is But a Dream" HBO documentary.

Beyoncé interviewed with Oprah and attended the premier for her HBO documentary Tuesday.

Beyoncé will interview it Oprah Winfrey on the OWN network while her documentary premiers of HBO.

Lance Armstrong has more time to cooperate with an investigation.

An ex-employee of OWN: Oprah Winfrey Network claims she is a victim of sexual discrimination because the network fired her after she became pregnant and subsequently gave birth.

Charlie Sheen calls Lance Armstrong a "douche" in response to his recent doping admissions.

Oprah hurt her back trying to arrange the many flower arrangements gifted to her by Tyler Perry for her birthday.

Michael Houston, brother of the late Whitney Houston, confessed to Oprah that Bobby Brown is not to blame for her crack cocaine addiction.

Dethroned cyclist Lance Armstrong may have been mounting the first steps of a career comeback with his much publicized interview on Oprah’s OWN Network, but that hasn’t stopped him from being hit with a lawsuit over lies pertaining to his use of performance-enhancing drugs.

A former top bodyguard of Lord’s Resistance Army leader Joseph Kony was killed in Central African Republic in what some view as a sign that Ugandan forces are getting close to the elusive warlord.

It’s easy to picture the writers at “Saturday Night Live” being overwhelmed with the number of pop-culture fiascos to skewer this week.