Fans won't have to say goodbye to The Oprah Winfrey Show until next week's May 25 finale, but it was the beginning of the end for Lady O on Tuesday as she taped her final two episodes before the series ender. News outlets including The Hollywood Reporter and Entertainment Weekly were on hand to witness the festivities, the celebrity guests and maybe even walk away with a few of the TV host's Favorite Things. We've compiled the six biggest spoilers from the Internet so, in case you need one more reminder, spoiler alert...
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Michael Sheen may be receiving a prestigious Britannia Award for British Artist of the Year, but he says at home he gets Brownie points for being in the Twilight films.
"With films like Alice in Wonderland and the Twilight films [my daughter] feels like my entire career is just about keeping her happy," he tells TV Guide Network.
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Jane Lynch, Kevin Spacey and Dakota Fanning are among the presenters for the 19th annual Britannia Awards.
The ceremony, which is given by the British Academy of Film and Television Arts Los Angeles, honors those who have made an outstanding contribution to the entertainment industry in the U.S. and Great Britain. The honorees include...
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Even as a high school thespian, Michael Shannon conveyed gravitas. "I would always play the old guy; I guess I had a good old-guy voice," he says. Over the telephone, his gravelly timbre does make him seem older than his baby-faced 36 years.
As Nelson Van Alden on HBO's Boardwalk Empire -- a gritty confection of organized crime in 1920s Atlantic City created by The Sopranos' Terence Winter and executive-produced by Martin Scorsese -- that deep voice serves Shannon well. He plays a federal agent tasked with enforcing Prohibition, the so-called "good guy" whose personal faith and unrelenting drive for justice...
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Zachary Levi, Kristen Bell, Dakota Fanning are among the many celebrities joining the fight against cancer.
In a new Stand Up to Cancer PSA entitled "Change the Odds" and narrated by Fanning, viewers get an overview of the low odds of several scenarios happening, from dating a supermodel to getting stuck in an elevator (Zac Efron, unfortunately, gets stuck with a gaggle of girls to illustrate this one.) But the alarming statistic comes at the end: In the U.S., one in two men and one in three women will be diagnosed with cancer.
Also featured in the PSA
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