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2008

  • For the second year in a row, Oprah Winfrey was named "Most Powerful Celebrity" according to a new survey by Forbes magazine. She was given the title again by the money magazine, which ranked celebrities based on their earnings over the last year (a total of $275 million for her), along with press clippings, Google hits, television mentions and magazine covers.

2007

  • Time Magazine-100 Most Influential People in the World
  • The Elie Wiesel Foundation for Humanity-2007 Humanitarian Award

2006

  • Time Magazine-100 Most Influential People in the World
  • The New York Public Library-Library Lion 2006

2005

  • National Civil Rights Museum - 2005 National Freedom Award
  • National Association for the Advancement of Colored People - Hall of Fame
  • Time Magazine - 100 Most Influential People in the World
  • International Academy of Television Arts & Sciences - 2005 International Emmy Founders Award

2004

  • United Nations Association of the United States of America - Global Humanitarian Action Award
  • National Association of Broadcasters - Distinguished Service Award
  • Time Magazine - 100 Most Influential People in the World

2003

  • Association of American Publishers - AAP Honors Award

2002

  • 54th Annual Primetime Emmy Awards® - Bob Hope Humanitarian Award
  • Broadcasting & Cable - Hall of Fame

1999

  • National Book Foundation - 50th Anniversary Gold Medal

1998

  • National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences® - Lifetime Achievement Award

The following year, after accepting this pinnacle honor, Oprah removed herself from future Emmy® consideration and the show followed suit in 2000. Oprah and The Oprah Winfrey Showreceived more than 40 Daytime Emmy Awards®: seven for Outstanding Host; nine for Outstanding Talk Show; more than 20 in the Creative Arts categories; and one for Oprah's work as supervising producer of the ABC After School Special Shades of Single Protein.

  • Time Magazine - 100 Most Influential People of the 20th Century

1997

  • Newsweek - Most Important Person in Books and Media
  • TV Guide - Television Performer of the Year
  • Emmy Award for best daytime talk show host, Academy of Television Arts and Sciences

1996

  • International Radio & Television Society Foundation - Gold Medal Award
  • George Foster Peabody Awards - 1995 Individual Achievement Award

1995

  • Emmy Award for best daytime talk show host, Academy of Television Arts and Sciences

1994

  • Emmy Award for best daytime talk show host, Academy of Television Arts and Sciences
  • Image Award, NAACP
  • Named to the Television Academy Hall of Fame, Academy of Television Arts and Sciences

1993

  • Horatio Alger Award, Horatio Alger Association of Distinguished Americans

1992

  • Emmy Award for best daytime talk show host, Academy of Television Arts and Sciences
  • Image Award, NAACP

1991

  • Emmy Award for best daytime talk show host, Academy of Television Arts and Sciences 1992, 1994, 1995, and 1997
  • Image Award, NAACP
  • Industry Achievement Award, Broadcast Promotion Marketing Executives/Broadcast Design Association

1990

  • She won the inaugural Bob Hope Humanitarian Award.

1989

  • Entertainer of the Year Award, NAACP
  • Image Award, NAACP

1988

  • Broadcaster of the Year, International Radio and Television Society

1987

  • Emmy Award for best daytime talk show host, Academy of Television Arts and Sciences

1986

  • She received both Oscar and Golden Globe nominations for her film debut role in Steven Spielberg's The Color Purple
  • Woman of Achievement Award, National Organization for Women
  • One of the Ten Most Admired Women, Playgirl
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