Oprah Winfrey

• Birth date: 1954
  

Oprah is responsible for Oz’s rise to fame, but she doesn’t want the Republican in the Senate.

The TV personality-turned-Senate candidate told a private audience things he “definitely couldn’t have said” on his show. Of course, it was recorded and leaked.

The television doctor known for his questionable medical beliefs has been sucking up to Trump for a while.

“How are you actually feeling, though?” Oprah asked Ellen. “How are you really feeling?”

Ellen said this past year’s controversies were “very hurtful to me. I mean, very.” But that’s not why she’s quitting.

“It’s being able to touch my chest and feel comfortable in my body for probably the first time.”

Being a celebrity isn’t the skill set you need to govern. Just look at Donald Trump.

“Listen, gays, we gays, we know drama better than anybody. We got her back. Yes, ma’am.”

One white fan even said the rapper has “let down the Black community” by wearing wigs, dresses and other “feminine” clothes to parody Oprah Winfrey.

He told his publicist, “I’m not ready to discuss whether I’m gay or not with Oprah.” And then she asked the question in front of millions of TV viewers.

But what about 2020?

Ellen was “was looking in my eyes and holding my hands and I felt her shaking.”

If Whitney Houston could have been accepted as a bisexual woman, she might still be alive today.

“I’ve never heard this from any gay person,” Oprah said of a particularly difficult expression.

“I call him Buttabeep, Buttaboop,” she says. But it’s not his name she cares about.

Roseanne Barr’s latest excuse for voting for Donald Trump: “It’s great for comedy.”

As the Trump administration has shown time and again, popularity but a lack relevant experience is not a winning combination for a good leader.

“Call me.”

These five items are just the tip of what’s about to flood the market.

The loud-mouthed Trump supporter was forced to defend the hypocrisy of her positions. It didn’t go well.