Is Oprah the Most Influential Person Ever?
“The Oprah Winfrey Show” first aired nationwide 35 years ago, making its host one of the most influential people of our time.
“The Oprah Winfrey Show” first aired nationwide 35 years ago, making its host one of the most influential people of our time.
Virginia Roberts Giuffre has filed a civil lawsuit against Prince Andrew in a New York court, accusing him of sexual assault.
MTV didn’t invent video, but it shaped the way we consume, construe and appreciate music.
Bill Cosby is praised to high heaven by one generation, damned to hell by another.
All sports will eventually admit transgender competitors, no matter how hard objectors protest their inclusion.
The king of pop died 12 years ago, but there has been plenty of life after death.
What were once seen as vulnerabilities or deficiencies are now regarded in a similar way to an anterior cruciate ligament injury: fixable.
We often talk about entertainers’ legacies, as if they all leave one. Marvin Gaye did.
An expanded European Super League could leave the domestic game in a healthier shape than it is now.
Frankie Lymon and Britney Spears led different lives, but they were both based on hijacked adolescence.
Elizabeth Taylor’s legacy is that she started a debate — more excitingly and decisively than any other artist — about the public and private spheres.
The Sussexes might want to try a little harder not to play the villains quite so perfectly.
Why are professional sportsmen still reluctant to come out as gay?
The fate of the Tokyo games will go a long way to determining whether the Olympics have any kind of future at all.
Diego Maradona, who died on November 25 aged 60, personified a new age that saw football transform into globally televised entertainment.
