AP - Oprah Winfrey has racked up memorable moments during her long television reign. Some were moving, some embarrassing — to her or others — and a handful became pop-culture landmarks. Here are highlights through the years:

The 27-year-old wore a light blue mini dress, blazer and boots to watch the film - which charts the story of Olly Hicks, who at 23 became the first person to row solo from America to England.

They didn't even get the chance to say a fleeting goodbye. Because just as Victoria Beckham arrived back in Los Angeles, husband David was flying out to Seattle for a soccer match.

AP - An Illinois insurance executive accused of secretly making nude videos of ESPN reporter Erin Andrews is expected to make his first court appearance Friday.

Glamour model on the brink of quitting after she is chosen to do fourth trial.

Oprah Winfrey is bringing her popular daytime talk show to an end after 25 years on the air. The American TV star will make the official announcement on today's episode of her programme from Chicago.

LOS ANGELES: California tax officials say an interior designer's false disability claim was uncovered when he was spotted on a home improvement television show.

Reports of the death of NBC's "Trauma" are, if not greatly exaggerated, at least a little premature.The network has reversed its earlier position on the show -- an NBC rep said late last month that the show would be done after its initial 13-episode order -- and decided to keep the paramedic drama on the air a little longer. The network has asked for three more episodes of the show, according to The Hollywood Reporter and others.Ratings for the pricy show -- which is heavy on location shooting and big set pieces -- have been nothing to crow about. The show draws a shade under 6.5 million viewers a week (DVR viewing included) and a 2.1 rating in the 18-49 demographic. (The numbers have, at least, been pretty consistent.)"Trauma" will have aired 10 episodes by the end of 2009, which will leave six (three from the original order and the three new ones) for later...

Chief executive of Mid Staffordshire NHS Foundation Trust TV hospital dramas can be exciting and entertaining but they are often filled with unprofessional behaviour, says Antony Sumara who runs the Mid Staffordshire NHS Foundation Hospital Trust.

I'm not sure if this week's episode of "Survivor" could have been any more fulfilling. Everything I've been waiting for finally came to fruition, and I couldn't stop grinning throughout the entire hour. First up, the winners of the reward...