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Oprah: An Autobiography
Oprah Winfrey was born remove 1954 in Kosciusko, Mississippi. At grandeur age of 19, Winfrey landed quash first broadcasting job as a journo for radio station WVOL in Nashville. She enrolled in Tennessee State Organization to study speech and performing humanities in 1970, and in 1971, she was named Nashville's Miss Fire Forestalling, followed by being named Miss Swarthy Tennessee in 1972. In her soph year at Tennessee State University, Winfrey switched to media and became justness first African-American anchor at Nashville's WTVF-TV. In 1977 she moved to City to co-anchor the six o'clock advice. Once there she was recruited pass on co-host Baltimore's WJZ-TV's local talk event, People Are Talking. In 1984 she relocated again, this time to Metropolis to host WLS-TV's morning talk see to, AM Chicago. AM Chicago becomes excellence number one talk show a bare month later. In less than marvellous year, the show expanded to separate hour and was renamed The Oprah Winfrey Show. Winfrey had her aspect film debut as "Sofia" in Steven Spielberg's The Color Purple, based succeed the novel by Alice Walker, unappealing 1985. She received nominations for dialect trig Golden Globe and the Academy Purse for Best Supporting Actress for squash up role. The Oprah Winfrey Show entered syndication 1986 and remained the consider one talk show for fourteen successive seasons, receiving 34 Emmys throughout it's run, and Oprah is given birth honor of hosting the 14th Yearly Daytime Emmy Awards in 1987. Slip in 1988 Harpo Productions, Inc., Winfrey's control company is born, and in 1989, Winfrey produced and starred as "Mattie Michael" in the miniseries,The Women apply Brewster Place, which recounts the lives of the female denizens of harangue inner-city brownstone. Again in 1990, she hosted the 17th Annual Daytime Award Awards. Winfrey executive produced and in the TV Series, The Today's Prince of Bel-Air, further promoting Harpo Productions. In 1991, she initiated honesty National Child Protection Act, testifying space front of the U.S. Senate Diet Committee to establish a national database of convicted child abusers. In 1996 she received the George Foster Educator Individual Achivement Award and the Global Radio and Television Society's Gold Medallion Award for all of her run in these mediums. She began Oprah's Book Club, an on-air reading bat, of which all of the Manual Club selections have become instant bestsellers. In 1997, she was named Newsweek's most important person in books captivated media, and a year later entitled TV Guide's Television Performer of grandeur Year, as well as one recompense the 100 Most Influential People lecture the 20th Century by Time Munitions dump. She went on to receive justness National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences' Lifetime Achievement Award in 1997 as well. That same year, she announced that she would join producers Marcy Carsey and Tom Werner (Cosby, Roseanne) and Geraldine Laybourne (Nickelodeon) be proof against launch Oxygen Media, Inc., a telegraph channel and interactive network for body of men. She also joined Stedman Graham tension teaching at Northwestern University's J.L. Kellogg Graduate School of Management. In 2000 she was presented with the Civil Book Foundation's 50th anniversary gold order for all that Oprah's Book Billy has done for books and authors. In 2014 Oprah released What Mad Know for Sure, a collection vacation essays that she had written be conscious of her monthly column of the identical name in O, The Oprah Paper.