Crossword Clue: Where Dr. Phil got famous
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- 2005 inductee into the NAACP Image Awards Hall of Fame
- 2013 Presidential Medal of Freedom recipient
- "60 Minutes" part-time correspondent
- "___ After the Show" (former Oxygen program)
- Barack awarded her the Presidential Medal of Freedom
- Barack gave her the Presidential Medal of Freedom in 2013
- An executive producer of "Selma"
- ___ Winfrey (TV talk-show host)
- Angel Network charity founder
- Annie Lee in "Selma"
- "A Wrinkle in Time" (2018) actress
- "A Wrinkle in Time" co-star
- "Beloved" name
- "Beloved" Winfrey
- ''Beloved'' Winfrey
- Benefactor of South Africa's Leadership Academy for Girls
- Actress ____ Winfrey
- Actress in "Selma," familiarly
- Big book booster
- Big fan of Dr. Phil
- Big name at OWN
- Big name in book clubs
- Big name in daytime TV
- Big name in talk shows (#1 on the list)
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- Afternoon TV mainstay
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- Book club founder
- Book club leader for 15 years
- Book club name
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- Bookish hostess
- Boss at the OWN network
- Day star?
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- Daytime talk-show host
- Daytime talk show host born in Kosciusko, Mississippi
- Daytime talk show host
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- Daytime talker
- Daytime TV celeb who founded Harpo Productions
- Daytime TV mogul
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- Celeb on Forbes' billionaire list
- Celeb parodied by Maya Rudolph on "S.N.L."
- Celeb with a book club
- Celeb with a magazine
- Celeb with a TV network
- Celeb with her "OWN" network
- Celeb with her own TV network
- Celebrity with a book club
- Hit TV show that ended in 2011
- Friend of Dr. Phil
- Competition for Geraldo
- Competitor of Montel
- Competitor of Phil
- Chair of Harpo Productions
- "Charlotte's Web" costar of Cedric
- Chat-show hostess, ... Winfrey
- Gabmistress Winfrey
- Host who had a "Favorite Things" segment on her show
- Host who once gave away a bunch of cars
- Host with a 276-car stunt
- Host with a book club
- Chicago-based daytime host
- Chicago-based TV show
- Chicago-based TV talk show
- Gayle's bestie
- First African-American to top Entertainment Weekly's 101 Most Powerful list
- First black billionaire
- Costar of Forest in "The Butler"
- First name in afternoon talk shows
- First name in book clubs
- First name in daytime talk
- First name in daytime TV
- First name in talk shows
- First name in talk TV
- First name in talk
- First name in TV talk
- First name of a ''The Color Purple'' cast member
- Geraldo competitor
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- Entertainer Marx / Entertainer Winfrey
- Icon who was once a contestant in the Miss Black America pageant
- Head of Harpo Productions
- "Everybody gets a car!" impresario
- Ex-daytime host
- Co-owner of OWN
- Co-producer of the film "Precious"
- Her book club's first selection was "The Deep End of the Ocean"
- Her full name anagrams to "horny rap wife"
- Her production company is her first name spelled backwards
- Her talk show was based in Chicago
- "Dr. Oz Show" creator
- Dr. Phil was her frequent guest before getting his own show
- Dr. Phil's benefactor
- Dr. Phil's discoverer
- Dr. Phil's mentor
- Former book-club leader
- Colleague of Dr. Phil
- Daily TV staple since 1986
- Founder of Harpo Productions
- Sofia in "The Color Purple"
- Sofia's portrayer in "The Color Purple"
- Notable book club maven
- Noted book promoter
- Noted book reader
- Noted media mogul
- Noted talk show retiree of 2011
- Noted talker whose name in reverse is a noted nontalker
- Sethe in "Beloved"
- Sethe portrayer in "Beloved"
- Top name in talk
- Rival of Phil and Sally
- Rival of Sally
- Number 1 on Entertainment Weekly's 1998 power list
- Number two on Forbes's 2011 list of The World's Most Powerful Celebrities
- The cable channel OWN is named after her
- Who said "I'm black. I don't feel burdened by it .... It's part of who I am. It does not define me"
- "The Color Purple" star
- Whoopi's "The Color Purple" co-star
- OWN network proprietor
- OWN Network VIP
- OWN owner
- O founder
- Owner of the cable channel OWN
- "O" in the OWN Network
- O of the magazine world
- O one
- O, The ___ Magazine
- Oxygen cofounder Winfrey
- Oxygen network co-founder
- She backed Barack
- She co-starred with Whoopi in "The Color Purple"
- She comes back to Harpo
- She has a cable network named after her
- She has her OWN network
- She helped make Dr. Phil and Dr. Oz famous
- Ms Winfrey?
- Ms. Winfrey
- She played Annie Lee in "Selma"
- She played Mrs. Which in 2018's "A Wrinkle in Time"
- She played Sofia in "The Color Purple"
- She produced a musical version of "The Color Purple" on Broadway
- She signed off with the words "until we meet again"
- She slugged a sheriff in "Selma"
- She was awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom by Barack
- She was on the cover of Vogue in October 1998
- She was recently denied a $38,000 handbag
- Kingmaker of Drs. Phil and Oz
- She's got her OWN network
- She's known for a gift of gab
- Player of Sethe in "Beloved"
- Winfrey of 'Beloved'
- Winfrey of "Beloved"
- Winfrey of book clubs
- Winfrey of daytime TV
- Winfrey of "Lee Daniels' The Butler"
- Winfrey of "The Color Purple"
- Winfrey of TV talk
- Winfrey of TV
- Winfrey who maybe someday will mention my crossword books to her fans
- Winfrey who played Deborah Lacks
- Winfrey who said "I still have my feet on the ground, I just wear better shoes"
- Winfrey who starred in "Beloved"
- Queen of afternoon talk shows
- "Queen of All Media"
- Queen of talk shows
- Queen of Talk
- "Queen Sugar" co-producer
- Voice actress in Disney's "The Princess and the Frog"
- The O behind OWN
- The "O" in magazines
- The ''O'' in magazines
- The "O" in O magazine
- The O in "O" magazine
- The "O" in OWN
- The 'O' in OWN
- The "O" in television's OWN
- The "O" of O Magazine
- The ''O'' of O Magazine
- The O of OWN
- The "O" of OWN
- The "O" of the magazine O
- The O of the OWN network
- The "O" of the OWN Network
- The "O" of TV's OWN
- The 'O' of TV's OWN
- The "Queen of All Media"
- Oh! cable network co-founder
- Rumored 2020 presidential candidate
- Name behind "O" in magazines
- Media giant given a 2013 Presidential Medal of Freedom
- Show of compassion?
- Media icon from Chicago
- Media icon with an eponymous Starbucks beverage
- Media mogul from Mississippi
- Media mogul Winfrey
- Media mogul with a book club
- Media mogul with a noted book club
- Media mogul with a Presidential Medal of Freedom
- Media queen with a Presidential Medal of Freedom
- Media superstar who founded Harpo Studios
- Media titan with a successful book club
- Show on which Dr. Phil became famous, familiarly
- Show taped at Chicago's Harpo Studios
- Show that had an annual "Favorite Things" segment
- Namesake of OWN
- Part of OWN
- Popular afternoon host
- Popular talk show
- Popular TV star
- Long-running talk show
- Longtime staple of daytime TV
- Longtime talk-show legend
- Longtime talk show
- "Precious" co-producer, familiarly
- "Precious" co-producer
- Mississippi-born TV mogul
- Personality with an online book club
- Mag biz "O"
- Onetime rival of Sally Jessy
- Producer, actress and host
- Richest self-made woman in America
- Super Soul Sunday host
- "Super Soul Sunday" host
- TV book club creator
- TV host who frequently features Dr. Oz
- TV host Winfrey
- TV host with a book club
- TV mogul Winfrey
- TV personality with the best seller "What I Know for Sure"
- TV talk host
- TV talk name
- TV talk tycoon
- TV tycoon born in Mississippi
- TV/film star whose name spelled backward is a Marx Brother
- TV's ____ Winfrey
- TV's Winfrey
- Syndication departure of 2011
- Talk host who had a satellite radio channel
- Talk show ending in 2011
- Talk show for 25 seasons, familiarly
- Talk show giant
- Talk show host in the National Women's Hall of Fame
- Talk-show host who sometimes left gifts under audience members' seats
- Talk-show host Winfrey
- Talk-show hostess rivaling Phil
- Talk-show hostess Winfrey
- Talk show mogul with a big book club
- Talk show star who plays Gloria in "The Butler"
- Talk-show tycoon
- Talk show tycoon
- Talk's Winfrey
- Star known by her first name
- Star of TV talk
- Star on O Magazine covers
- Star with a 10% stake in Weight Watchers
- Star with a book club
- Star with an "Angel Network" charity
- What "O" on a newsstand stands for
- What "O" stands for in publishing
- What "O" stands for in the magazine business
- What the "O" in "O Magazine" stands for
- What the "O" in the network OWN stands for
- What the "O" of O magazine stands for
- "You get a car! And you get a car!" talk show host
- Television mogul Winfrey
- Stedman's steady
- "Selma" actress and producer Winfrey
- "Selma" costar/producer
- Where Dr. Phil got famous
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- New York Times - June 28, 2005
