Oprah Winfrey Network is adding five new shows to its primetime slate, including a game show in which people answer personal questions to win money, a docu-series about a couple with sextuplets, another docu-series about the deployed soldiers’ wives living in Alaska, a talk show host who fixes “what is broken our lives” but is not Oprah, and a docu-series about sassy girlfriends in Staten Island ...

Back in November, when CBS announced its latest morning infotainment series, “CBS This Morning,” at a New York news conference, co-host and Oprah Winfrey BFF Gayle King was asked whether she’d have Oprah on the show. Gayle said that she couldn’t see bringing Oprah on “just for the sake of having her on,” and that she would wait until it made news sense. In other words, they would not have Oprah ...

The Oprah Winfrey Network#39;s struggles show how difficult is for big media personalities to prosper in a new medium

Rosie O#39;Donnell#39;s daily talk show has been cancelled by Oprah Winfrey#39;s OWN network, after failing to lure a large number of viewers in five months on the air at the fledgling network.

Rosie O#39;Donnell#39;s daily US talk show is axed from Oprah Winfrey#39;s TV channel after five months for failing to attract high ratings.