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Scott Gilmore: The health of a democracy is inversely proportional to the likelihood a celebrity will win the next leadership race

Speculation is once again rampant that the queen of TV might make a run for the Oval Office. But will she actually run—and could she win?

If there was any doubt about Oprah Winfrey’s feelings for Canadians as she makes her way across the country for a series of speaking engagement, she has made it clear.

Oprah spoke to thousands of cheering fans at the Bell Centre in Montreal Thursday. After Oprah wowed the audience of 15,000 by yelling “Bonsoir” and “J’adore Montreal,” and sharing her message of hope and living your best life, she left the city with this tweet:

Gotta say Canadians are the nicest people. This is my 5th Canadian city. Everyone is so KIND.Thank you MONTREAL !

Rihanna cries, a stolen iPad and socialist summer school

‘Science-ish’ grills the high-profile doctor on the health claims he makes on his television show

Michelle Obama visits Soweto, the world’s richest divorcée goes broke, and tennis’s grunting gals get called out

The game shows went, then the soaps, and now even Oprah has left the building

A spate of new books reveals many of the talk-show queen’s ‘authorities’ are pretty screwed up

Who has time to read 500 pages? Welcome to the Ladies Short-Form Media Auxiliary.

Talk show host tells critics to ease off the president

The Pope’s surprise move, Russia’s Mata Hari makes her prime-time debut, and the queen of all TV revels

Vancouver-raised Mozhdah is revolutionizing her society one fearless talk show at a time