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🔥🚨DEVELOPING: Oprah Winfrey is under backlash after being accused of ‘stealing Whoopi Goldberg’s moment at the Oscars.’ Oscar viewers spotted a tense on-stage moment between former costars Oprah Winfrey and Whoopi Goldberg on Sunday as they paid tribute to the legendary Quincy Jones. The Color Purple co-stars came together...

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Reason1 年前

I'm sure she will get an Oscar and lifetime supply of adrenochrome at the 2025 child trafficking awards

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LadyoftheLake1 年前

whoopi is proof not everyone looks better thinner

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DK Mac1 年前

Birds of a feather...Both are Disgraceful..& both made their money off of the racists WHITES they despise..

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alyssa in the city1 年前

Ever since she asked the citizens for donation money for Maui, I officially lost all respect for her

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Hello I'm Robie 🚀1 年前

Oprah looks like she's getting that male vibe direction

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Crashing Justice1 年前

Who cares

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Carlos America1 年前

I heard Oprah gave Whoopi the old grab twist and pull backstage! Allegedly! 😂

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JCjcJC1 年前

What a shiny gremlin.

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Matt_EUC1 年前

That’s Hollywood for you Snakes of corruption, even as old as they are

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AmericanVenom The Prominent1 年前

Because she knows it's not real Oprah..

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“When we talk about Black excellence, we’re talking about Quincy.” Whoopi Goldberg and Oprah Winfrey pay tribute to the late Quincy Jones — the first Black composer nominated for an Oscar in the original song category in 1967. #Oscars
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“When we talk about Black excellence, we’re talking about Quincy.” Whoopi Goldberg and Oprah Winfrey pay tribute to the late Quincy Jones — the first Black composer nominated for an Oscar in the original song category in 1967. #Oscars

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"Molly, you in danger, girl." Jerry Zucker's GHOST was released on this day 35 years ago. The film won Oscars for Supporting Actress (Whoopi Goldberg) and Original Screenplay and was nominated for Film Editing, Original Score and Best Picture at the 63rd Academy Awards.
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"Molly, you in danger, girl." Jerry Zucker's GHOST was released on this day 35 years ago. The film won Oscars for Supporting Actress (Whoopi Goldberg) and Original Screenplay and was nominated for Film Editing, Original Score and Best Picture at the 63rd Academy Awards.

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Whoopi Goldberg reveals she almost didn't get Ghost because the studio thought she would "take people out of the movie." Keke Palmer: How many of your roles were actually written for you? Whoopi Goldberg: Two. The Color Purple was written with me in mind, which was great. Keke Palmer: That's crazy because when I look at your work, it feels like completely different people. The person in Ghost doesn't even feel like the same person. Whoopi Goldberg: That's exactly what I want. Marlon Brando used to disappear into his characters, and that's always been the goal for me. Whoopi Goldberg: What's funny is I wasn't even supposed to be in Ghost. A friend came over for lunch and said, "Every Black woman in Hollywood was auditioning for this movie." Keke Palmer: Out the grave! Whoopi Goldberg: That's what she said! I realized I had never even been called. So I called my agent and asked what happened. Whoopi Goldberg: He finally admitted, "We suggested you, but they didn't want you because they felt you would take people out of the movie." Keke Palmer: Wow. Whoopi Goldberg: I was shooting The Long Walk Home in Alabama when my agent called again. He said, "Remember that movie they didn't want you for? They hired the lead actor, and he wants you in it." Whoopi Goldberg: I asked who it was. Whoopi Goldberg: He said, "Patrick Swayze." Whoopi Goldberg: Patrick and the director flew all the way to Alabama. We spent the day improvising, laughing, and working together. Whoopi Goldberg: The very next day, they offered me the part. Keke Palmer: That's unbelievable.
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Whoopi Goldberg reveals she almost didn't get Ghost because the studio thought she would "take people out of the movie." Keke Palmer: How many of your roles were actually written for you? Whoopi Goldberg: Two. The Color Purple was written with me in mind, which was great. Keke Palmer: That's crazy because when I look at your work, it feels like completely different people. The person in Ghost doesn't even feel like the same person. Whoopi Goldberg: That's exactly what I want. Marlon Brando used to disappear into his characters, and that's always been the goal for me. Whoopi Goldberg: What's funny is I wasn't even supposed to be in Ghost. A friend came over for lunch and said, "Every Black woman in Hollywood was auditioning for this movie." Keke Palmer: Out the grave! Whoopi Goldberg: That's what she said! I realized I had never even been called. So I called my agent and asked what happened. Whoopi Goldberg: He finally admitted, "We suggested you, but they didn't want you because they felt you would take people out of the movie." Keke Palmer: Wow. Whoopi Goldberg: I was shooting The Long Walk Home in Alabama when my agent called again. He said, "Remember that movie they didn't want you for? They hired the lead actor, and he wants you in it." Whoopi Goldberg: I asked who it was. Whoopi Goldberg: He said, "Patrick Swayze." Whoopi Goldberg: Patrick and the director flew all the way to Alabama. We spent the day improvising, laughing, and working together. Whoopi Goldberg: The very next day, they offered me the part. Keke Palmer: That's unbelievable.

KingFuhd

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Initially, Whoopi Goldberg was not considered for the part of Oda Mae Brown in "Ghost" (1990). When she was eating lunch with one of her friends who auditioned for the role, she was informed that “Every black woman and their mother was there”. When she finished lunch, Goldberg called her agent and asked, ‘Do you know about this movie that everybody’s talking about?’ He said, ‘Oh, who told you?’ And she told him the name of the person and asked her agent, ‘Why did you say it like that?’ her agent replied, ‘Because they don’t want you [for the movie],’” One day, Goldberg got a phone call from her agent, who said, ‘Patrick Swayze has been hired for this movie. Patrick is not going to do this if you don’t do it. Can you make some time for him and the director to come up?’” Goldberg said that Jerry Zucker and Swayze flew to meet her, and she was immediately at ease. “So they flew in, I meet Patrick, and out of the blue, we’re old friends" Shortly after, Swayze made his pitch for 'Ghost'. "About 40 minutes go by and Patrick says, 'Please do this with me and I was like, 'Yeah, okay.' And that’s how it happened. I said yes, not really knowing what it was going to be. It wasn’t until we all saw the film that we realized what we had.” For her performance in the movie, Whoopi Goldberg became the first actress to win Best Supporting Actress at the Academy Awards, BAFTA Awards and Golden Globe Awards. ("Whoopi Goldberg on How Patrick Swayze Convinced Her to Make Ghost: ‘He Was Sexy and Sweet’", Charna Flam and Andrea Mandell, People, 2024, "Whoopi Goldberg Makes Honest Confession About ‘Ghost’ Co-Star Patrick Swayze", Rachelle Lewis, Parade, 2026 & IMDb) P.S: On this day, 36 years ago, "Ghost" (1990) was released in the USA.
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Initially, Whoopi Goldberg was not considered for the part of Oda Mae Brown in "Ghost" (1990). When she was eating lunch with one of her friends who auditioned for the role, she was informed that “Every black woman and their mother was there”. When she finished lunch, Goldberg called her agent and asked, ‘Do you know about this movie that everybody’s talking about?’ He said, ‘Oh, who told you?’ And she told him the name of the person and asked her agent, ‘Why did you say it like that?’ her agent replied, ‘Because they don’t want you [for the movie],’” One day, Goldberg got a phone call from her agent, who said, ‘Patrick Swayze has been hired for this movie. Patrick is not going to do this if you don’t do it. Can you make some time for him and the director to come up?’” Goldberg said that Jerry Zucker and Swayze flew to meet her, and she was immediately at ease. “So they flew in, I meet Patrick, and out of the blue, we’re old friends" Shortly after, Swayze made his pitch for 'Ghost'. "About 40 minutes go by and Patrick says, 'Please do this with me and I was like, 'Yeah, okay.' And that’s how it happened. I said yes, not really knowing what it was going to be. It wasn’t until we all saw the film that we realized what we had.” For her performance in the movie, Whoopi Goldberg became the first actress to win Best Supporting Actress at the Academy Awards, BAFTA Awards and Golden Globe Awards. ("Whoopi Goldberg on How Patrick Swayze Convinced Her to Make Ghost: ‘He Was Sexy and Sweet’", Charna Flam and Andrea Mandell, People, 2024, "Whoopi Goldberg Makes Honest Confession About ‘Ghost’ Co-Star Patrick Swayze", Rachelle Lewis, Parade, 2026 & IMDb) P.S: On this day, 36 years ago, "Ghost" (1990) was released in the USA.

DepressedBergman

423,824 次观看 • 1 个月前

When the film won the Oscar for Best Picture, Martin Scorsese said that he was surprised the film had won. Scorsese said that because the film is such a tough, nasty, and violent film, he never thought about the idea of awards while he was filming it. Martin Scorsese won Best Picture and Best Director Oscars over Clint Eastwood nominated for Letters from Iwo Jima (2006). The two competed two years earlier when Scorsese was nominated in both categories for The Aviator (2004) and Eastwood winning both Oscars for Million Dollar Baby (2004). 🎬 : The Departed (2006)
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Oprah Winfrey reveals she goes by Oprah instead of her birth name Orpah because people kept mispronouncing it. Keke Palmer: I found out that your name… it was originally Orpah? Oprah Winfrey: It was Orpah, from the Bible. Ruth, first chapter, 14th verse. Keke Palmer: (gasps) Oprah Winfrey: You know, it’s that whole Ruth and Naomi story. And, you know, Ruth said, “Wherever thou goest, I will go,” and then Orpah said, “I’m going back. I’m sorry, I can’t…” (laughs) “…too long. The road’s too long.” Keke Palmer: Now, what made you go to Oprah? Oprah Winfrey: It’s not what made me, I was a kid! And nobody knew how to spell it. So it turned out, on my birth certificate, it’s O-R-P-A-H. And then people started calling me Oprah. And so, it’s just the difference between the “P” being before the “R” or after the “R”. So once they started with Oprah, that’s it. I didn’t learn until I was like, probably 20 or something that, “Oh, this isn’t really my name. My name is Orpah.” Keke Palmer: And it’s still on your birth certificate as Orpah? Oprah Winfrey: As Orpah. Keke Palmer: Wow. We have so much in common, because I’m actually Eeky. Oprah Winfrey: Eeky? I thought you were Lauren Keyana… Keke Palmer: (laughs) That’s stupid… Yes! You knew my middle name! Oprah Winfrey: Your middle name. Keke Palmer: That is… I’m so happy you knew that! Oprah Winfrey: You know how I know that? Keke Palmer: How? Oprah Winfrey: TED Talk!

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NEW: Oprah scrambles to clarify herself after she said on camera that she was *not* paid $1M by the Harris campaign, says the payment was for production costs. Oprah was confronted earlier this week by TMZ & claimed that reports she was paid $1M by Harris were false. Now, Oprah says that the $1M payment was in fact made but it was paid to her production company Harpo. "My time and energy was my way of supporting the campaign. For the live-streaming event in September, my production company Harpo was asked to bring in set design, lights, cameras, microphones, crew, producers, and every other item necessary (including the benches and chairs we sat on) to put on a live production."

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🔥🚨BREAKING: The infamous Brazilian healer named John of God who was heavily promoted by Oprah Winfrey as an inspiring figure of spiritual miracles was just sentenced to 118 years in prison for sexual rapes. In November of 2010, Oprah Winfrey decided to use all of her influence and fame to promote John of God a cult leader who "ran child sex slave farm and sold babies to the highest bidder". She promoted him as a Brazilian Faith Healer to her global audience. Oprah chose to ramp up her marketing of John of God in 2012, after she had terminated her extremely famous talk show and was just getting started with her OWN Network. Oprah travelled to Brazil to see John of God personally in 2012, and she built an entire program on her new OWN Network on that visit.

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Dom Lucre | Breaker of Narratives

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Christopher Plummer (December 13, 1929 – 2021) was a legendary Canadian actor, best known for playing Captain Georg von Trapp in the iconic musical The Sound of Music (1965). In the film, he performed “Edelweiss” (vocals dubbed by Bill Lee), accompanied by Charmian Carr as his daughter. He remains the only Canadian to achieve the prestigious Triple Crown of Acting — winning an Academy Award, Emmy Awards, and Tony Awards. In 2012, Plummer won the Oscar for Best Supporting Actor for Beginners at age 82, becoming the oldest actor to win an Academy Award (later surpassed by Anthony Hopkins). In 2017, he was nominated for an Oscar for All the Money in the World at age 88, making him the oldest nominee ever in any acting category.
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Christopher Plummer (December 13, 1929 – 2021) was a legendary Canadian actor, best known for playing Captain Georg von Trapp in the iconic musical The Sound of Music (1965). In the film, he performed “Edelweiss” (vocals dubbed by Bill Lee), accompanied by Charmian Carr as his daughter. He remains the only Canadian to achieve the prestigious Triple Crown of Acting — winning an Academy Award, Emmy Awards, and Tony Awards. In 2012, Plummer won the Oscar for Best Supporting Actor for Beginners at age 82, becoming the oldest actor to win an Academy Award (later surpassed by Anthony Hopkins). In 2017, he was nominated for an Oscar for All the Money in the World at age 88, making him the oldest nominee ever in any acting category.

Love Classical Music and Movies 🎺🎻💖🎥🎬

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Ted Danson wants to "apologize forever" for doing black-face during the roast of his former girlfriend, with whom he was having an affair, Whoopi Goldberg. Ted Danson, who gained popularity from the show ‘Cheers’, was having an affair with Whoopi Goldberg in 1993, when he was asked to do a roast of her at the Friars Club in New York. Danson talks about how he wasn't a stand-up comedian and decided to do “performative theater” for Whoopi, whom he called one of the most “outrageous, funny Black women in the world at that point." Earlier in the interview, Danson says, "I have no problem talking about this, but I need to and want to apologize for the rest of my life because somebody today can go on the internet, you're right, and go, ‘What the f*ck? Wow, I feel betrayed. I feel angry.' and whatever. And I did that." 📹: Who's With Me? with W. Kamau Bell
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Ted Danson wants to "apologize forever" for doing black-face during the roast of his former girlfriend, with whom he was having an affair, Whoopi Goldberg. Ted Danson, who gained popularity from the show ‘Cheers’, was having an affair with Whoopi Goldberg in 1993, when he was asked to do a roast of her at the Friars Club in New York. Danson talks about how he wasn't a stand-up comedian and decided to do “performative theater” for Whoopi, whom he called one of the most “outrageous, funny Black women in the world at that point." Earlier in the interview, Danson says, "I have no problem talking about this, but I need to and want to apologize for the rest of my life because somebody today can go on the internet, you're right, and go, ‘What the f*ck? Wow, I feel betrayed. I feel angry.' and whatever. And I did that." 📹: Who's With Me? with W. Kamau Bell

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During the British Academy Film Awards (BAFTAs) on Sunday night, an executive producer in the audience, who has Tourette syndrome shouted a racial slur as "Sinners" stars Michael B. Jordan and Delroy Lindo were presenting the award for best visual effects. After the incident, the academy released a statement, saying that John Davidson, the man who shouted the N word at Jordan and Lindo, "chose to leave the auditorium and watch the rest of the ceremony from a screen, and we would like to thank him for his dignity and consideration of others, on what should have been a night of celebration for him." The BBC, which aired the awards ceremony, later apologized in a statement as well. It did not, however, address why the slur was not immediately removed from the broadcast.
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During the British Academy Film Awards (BAFTAs) on Sunday night, an executive producer in the audience, who has Tourette syndrome shouted a racial slur as "Sinners" stars Michael B. Jordan and Delroy Lindo were presenting the award for best visual effects. After the incident, the academy released a statement, saying that John Davidson, the man who shouted the N word at Jordan and Lindo, "chose to leave the auditorium and watch the rest of the ceremony from a screen, and we would like to thank him for his dignity and consideration of others, on what should have been a night of celebration for him." The BBC, which aired the awards ceremony, later apologized in a statement as well. It did not, however, address why the slur was not immediately removed from the broadcast.

CBS News

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RIP Quincy Jones - the legendary music producer has passed away aged 91. In addition to winning 28 Grammy Awards for his work as a producer, Jones was also the recipient of an Academy Award and an Emmy. Quincy is filmed here giving "the best advice I ever got"
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RIP Quincy Jones - the legendary music producer has passed away aged 91. In addition to winning 28 Grammy Awards for his work as a producer, Jones was also the recipient of an Academy Award and an Emmy. Quincy is filmed here giving "the best advice I ever got"

Far Out Magazine

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Matt Damon and Minnie Driver had been dating for about a year when Damon said he was single during an appearance on Oprah in 1997. That comment led to the end of their relationship.
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Matt Damon and Minnie Driver had been dating for about a year when Damon said he was single during an appearance on Oprah in 1997. That comment led to the end of their relationship.

YouSceneThis?

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