No more Oprah?   Oprah Winfrey announced that after 25 years, she will be pulling the plug on The Oprah Winfrey Show on Sept. 9, 2011. Oprah is preparing to start her own cable channel, OWN: The Oprah Winfrey Network. Celebs voiced their support and awe at Oprah’s decision. Ellen DeGeneres said, “I don’t think I could be here without her,” and Gayle King said, “We don’t need to worry about [Oprah] filling her time, I promise you that!” The media-mogul reaches 7 million viewers a day with The Oprah Winfrey Show. Oprah Winfrey has announce today that her powerhouse daytime television show, the foundation of a multibillion-dollar media empire with legions of fans, will end (Read more…)

Sorry, Sarah Palin. Nothing personal, President Obama. If politics was all the rage for costumes last Halloween, this year it’s out and pop culture is in, you betcha. Palin’s beehive has been replaced by “Twilight” vamps, Lady Gaga wigs, and, of course, sequin-heavy tributes to the late, great King of Pop.  It’s time to go back to the future with totally awesome ’80s costumes in general and homages to pop icon (Read more…)

The talk show host’s revelation that he had relationships with female employees sparks impassioned discussion about hypocrisy and sex in the workplace.  David Letterman has milked plenty of sex scandals for laughs. But it remains to be seen whether the CBS comic’s admission Thursday that he had sexual liaisons with female employees while he was involved with his now-wife, the mother of his 5-year-old son, will fade away with a few late-night punch lines. Although Letterman focused on his role as the victim of a would-be extortionist who demanded $2 million to keep the details of his affairs secret, the episode sparked impassioned discussion Friday about sex in the workplace and hypocrisy.  After years of mocking other public figures for their sexual indiscretions, Letterman, 62, is facing scrutiny for behavior (Read more…)

Halloween is right around the corner, and women are already planning creative Halloween costumes. What’s your fantasy? Here’s a list of the best Halloween costumes for women for 2009. With all the choices this year, you can be anything you want to be. The Halloween shopping season has officially begun, and costume shops are offering their predictions of what this year’s hot sellers will be.  The king of pop’s untimely demise will make Michael Jackson a popular choice among (Read more…)

The dancer-turned-actress Jennifer Morrison made her film debut in the movie “Intersection.” She has also starred in “Urban legends Final Cut” and “Mr. and Mrs. Smith,” but she currently has a role on the Fox drama “House.” The actress was born August 19, 1979, in Chicago and has dated co-star Jesses Spencer.  An actress who first earned her critical laurels (and reeled in a substantial television fanbase) as Dr. Alison Cameron on the blockbuster medical drama House (2004), Jennifer Morrison grew up well outside the realm of Hollywood, in a middle-class family in the Chicago suburb of Arlington Heights, Illinois. As a preteen and teenager, Morrison entered showbusiness via modeling, appearing in innumerable print campaigns and gracing the cover of Sports Illustrated for Kids at one point; after wrapping up high school, she attended Loyola University as a theater major (reportedly graduating in only three years) and subsequently trained with the legendary Steppenwolf theatrical ensemble, onetime home to such stars as John Malkovich, Gary Sinise, and Glenne Headly. From there, Hollywood fame was merely a short leap away; by the time of her Loyola graduation, Morrison had already officially debuted onscreen, with a small part as the daughter of Richard Gere and Sharon Stone in the psychological drama Intersection (1994) and a more significant role as a missing girl who psychically haunts Kevin Bacon in the supernatural thriller Stir of Echoes (1999). Morrison signed for her first lead with a role that many felt unworthy of her talents and intelligence: that of Amy Mayfield, a young film student who gets in way over her head amid a thesis project on urban legends, in John Ottman’s slasher outing Urban Legends: The Final Cut (2000). Subsequent projects included Michael Davis’s teen-oriented romantic comedy 100 Women (2002), Casey La Scala’s teen comedy Grind (2003), and — as something of a nadir — the critically despised holiday gross-out fest Surviving Christmas (2004), in which she played Ben Affleck’s snotty girlfriend. As indicated, House represented Morrison’s breakthrough and the role that finally brought her public attention. The long-running Fox drama told of Dr. Gregory House (Hugh Laurie), a diagnostician with an astounding degree of medical knowledge and an absolute dearth of social skills. As Dr. Cameron (an immunologist with a not-so-secret crush on the physician), Morrison brought a much-needed dose of warmth and vulnerability to the series.      Morrison subsequently made headlines in 2007, when she was tapped to appear as Winona Kirk, James T. Kirk’s mother, in J.J. Abrams’s much-anticipated 11th installment of the Star Trek series.

Take your pick and let us know below.  Who is your favorite and why.
Alyssa Milano, Amanda Bynes,  Angelina Jolie, AnnaLynne McCord,  Anne Hathaway,  April Bowlby,  Ashley Tisdale,  Britney Spears,   Brooke Burke , Carmen Electra,  Carrie Underwood,  Catherine Bell,  Charlize Theron, Christina Aguilera,  Eva Larue,
Eva Longoria,  Fergie,  Gina Gershon,  Hayden Panettiere,  Heather Locklear, Heidi Montag,  Helen Flanagan,  Hilary Duff, Jane Krakowski,
Jennifer Aniston,  Jennifer Love Hewitt,  Jennifer Tilly,  Jessica Alba,  Jessica Beil, Jessica Simpson, Joanna Levesque,  Julianne Hough,
Kaley Cuoco,  Kate Beckinsale,  Katharine McPhee,  Katherine Heigl,  Kelly Brook,  Kim Kardashian,  Kirsten Dunst, Kristen Bell,  Kristin Cavallari,  Kristin Chenoweth,  Lindsay Lohan, Lisa Rinna, Lucy Pinder,  Mariah Carey,  Marisa Tomei,  Megan Fox,  Miley Cyrus, Minka Kelly, 
Miranda Kerr, Monica Bellucci,  Nadine Coyle, Pamela Anderson, Paris Hilton, Paula Abdul,  Raquel Welch, Rose McGowan, Salma Hayek,
Sarah Palin,  Scarlett Johansson, Shauna Sands, Shawn Johnson,  Summer Glau, Tara Reid,  Tina Fey,  Tricia Helfer,  Aishwarya Rai,
Ali Larter,  Angelina Jolie,  Cheryl Ladd, Christina Applegate, Courtney Thorne Smith, Danica Patrick, Farrah Fawcett,  Gina Gershon,
Jaclyn Smith,  Jaime Pressly,  Jami Gertz,  Jane Seymour, Jennifer Love Hewitt,  Jennifer Morrison,  Jennifer Tilly, Jessica Alba,
Joanna Garcia,  Julia Louis Dreyfus, Kari Byron, Katie Couric, Lisa Rinna,  Marin Hinkle,  Michelle Ryan, Minka Kelly, Penelope Cruz ,
Salma Hayek, Valerie Bertinelli.

Any other suggestions? Let us know!

The actress earned a whopping $27 million last year, Parade magazine reports in its April 12 issue. (She made the same amount in 2007 as well — out-earning Angelina Jolie , who made $14 million.)  Compare Jen and Angie’s lives. Teen country star Taylor Swift took home $5.5 million — more than double the $2.25 Britney Spears made.  And talk about a power couple: Jay-Z made $82 million, while his wife of a year Beyonce cashed $80 million.  Tina Fey may resemble Sarah Palin, but their salaries are drastically different. The 30 Rock star banked $4.6 million; the Alaska governor made $125,000.  SNL alum Will Ferrell made $31 million. Talk show host Kelly Ripa raked in $8 million, while Patrick Dempsey socked away $3.5 million on Grey’s Anatomy. Tyler Perry , famous for his “Madea” movies, cashed $125 million.  Tiger Woods — who was out of commission with a knee injury for a few months — earned a whopping $125 million. Madonna ’s former fling Alex Rodriguez banked $34 million with the Yankees. Race car driver Danica Patrick took home $7 million.  Barbie — who just celebrated her 50th birthday — made the most of all: $3.3 billion! 

Tell Us: how many  million you would like to earn and with what.