Ralph Smart

Fans of Oprah and her reading picks rejoice -- Oprah announced the return of her popular book club on Friday. The former daytime diva delivered the big news via video from her Chicago office. She is bringing the influential book club which revolutionized the publishing industry during its fifteen-year run back two years after her last pick. She decided to revive the book club after reading Wild by Cheryl Strayed. 'I was like, 'where is the Oprah Winfrey show when you need to announce and tell everybody about this book? I need the book club,'' she described in the video. The book is her first pick for Oprah's Book Club 2.0, which officially launches at 12 p.m. on Monday. Judging from the popularity of her first book club, it is expected that the initiative will provide a boon to OWN ratings and book sales. The new version of the book club will also include digital and social media features. In a nod to its reincarnation, OWN president Sheri Salata said in a statement, 'This is a book club for the way people live and read today. In addition to the traditional way, we also access books on smart phones, e-readers and tablets and we talk to our friends about them through social media.'Related on HuffPost:Hanging with Ralph Lauren!Pushing her television network!Chilling in Sun Valley!Having Maria Shriver pay tribute to her!Presenting at the Oscars!Smiling for paparazzi!Sitting on couches!Holding signs!Talking to Australia!On a boat with Russell Crowe!

Born Lucky -- Neil is a fireman in the British Royal Air Force. Through the eyes of his mother, we see Neil before and after going to Iraq. We also see some revealing video footage Neil shot in Iraq. Every soldier has a story; even the ones who come back physically unharmed have scars. Once he's back in England, although the psychological scars are obvious, Neil feels lucky that he isn't American.