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The 21 pages that link to Oprah Winfrey, each with the reason it gives.

• Quincy JonesRelated: Jones helped bring The Color Purple to the screen and supported Winfrey’s acting debut.

• Maya AngelouRelated: Winfrey’s friendship and public admiration helped introduce Angelou’s work to new audiences.

• Barbara WaltersRelated: Walters’s interviews with Winfrey joined two major forces in television conversation.

• Television presenterRelated: Her interview style made a daytime host central to intimate, personal conversation.

• Cecil B. DeMille AwardRelated: Her 2018 award recognized her influence across television and public life.

• Ellen DeGeneresRelated: Winfrey guest-starred as a therapist on Ellen during its coming-out storyline.

• Jonathan FranzenRelated: Her 2001 book-club selection of The Corrections became a public dispute after Franzen criticized the association.

• Television talk showRelated: The Oprah Winfrey Show demonstrated the influence of personality-led daytime talk.

• The Oprah Winfrey ShowRelated: Her hosting style and public profile shaped the program throughout its run.

• Oprah's Book ClubRelated: Winfrey founded the club and personally announced its selections.

• Tarana BurkeRelated: Winfrey’s 2018 Golden Globes speech brought the Me Too movement to a large mainstream audience.

• Tyler PerryRelated: Her support and partnership helped Perry expand into television.

• Arsenio HallRelated: Winfrey and Hall became prominent Black television hosts whose programs reached national audiences.

• Barbara KingsolverRelated: Her selection of The Poisonwood Bible for Oprah's Book Club expanded Kingsolver's audience.

• Jenny McCarthyRelated: Winfrey’s program gave McCarthy a prominent platform to discuss autism and vaccines.

• Eckhart TolleRelated: Her 2008 online discussion of A New Earth greatly expanded Tolle’s audience.

• Show businessRelated: Winfrey built influence by combining performance, production, and ownership.