If you have something to say...
Say it on the Huffington Post
If you have something to say...
Say it on the Huffington Post
The Blog
A word of caution: Vegan does not equal healthy. There's a lot of processed vegan crap out there filled with ingredients you can't pronounce.
It was what Oprah said at the end of the segment that took me by such surprise.
While many people like to celebrate their milestone birthdays with a big bash, I've always preferred to fly away from it all. So what to do for my sixtieth?
Two years after my father's death, I discovered that he had been divorced before marrying my mother. Under questioning, my mother revealed that he had a daughter, who was about 10 years older than me.
What one of the most famous and respected women in the world did was provide televised testimony for some essential truths: that truth and honesty in adoption beat all the alternatives.
One recent issue of People had an article profiling the contestants on Your OWN Show -- the upcoming series to pick and groom "the next Oprah." My interest in the reality show was more than casual.
As members of Congress are hustling to line up dates from the opposite party for tonight's State of the Union speech, we've been considering what advice to give them on color coordination.
In an acknowledgment of the country's ballooning budget deficit, President Obama announced that tonight would be the first ever Tostitos™ State of the Union Address.
The State of the Union can become the start of a campaign that ends not with an election in 2012, but with a restoration of the public's confidence in themselves, their leaders and America's future.
Oprah told Piers Morgan that being her authentic self was and is key to her success. But what does it mean to be your authentic self?
My message to leaders of the 21st century? Make philanthropy and volunteerism a priority. It's good for the world and good for your business.
Take it from someone who's been there: Trying to conceive a child can be a heartbreaking but fully worthwhile journey, especially when choosing a nontraditional method of conception.
A legendary film captured the battle over the soul of news and the women and men who delivered it.
For every Ted Williams there are millions more waking, living, and dying a life on the streets. It is to them that we should all be listening.
Winfrey, you have won. So let us all enjoy your victory by providing programming that reflects and respects the ethnic diversity of the world in which we live.
Ebert was well within his right to express his opinion on whether the N-word is less offensive than the institution that gave it life. His argument fails because he blithely omits the inextricable link between the two.
