Watch Oprah Prime

2012
3 Seasons
5.1 (271)

Oprah Prime is a new title to an old favorite. Oprah Prime does not just feature entertainers and sports figures, but also political and unknown people you have never heard of before. When it comes to celebrities, Oprah brings to Prime the same human angle that she has always delivered. For example: On season opener, she interviewed Grammy award winner Pharrell Williams who shared with us how his tune "Happy" turned a struggling singer into a success. Like all people, Pharrell had his favorite singers whose music not only entertained him but inspired him to create his own style of Hip-Hop, R & B and Funk.

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Seasons

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7. Celebrating Dr. King and The Selma Marches 50 Years Later

January 4, 2015

Oprah sits down with actor David Oyelowo, star of the upcoming film "Selma," along with the film's director Ava DuVernay for a conversation about the Martin Luther King, Jr. biopic and that important time in the history of the civil rights movement.

6. Michael Sam

December 27, 2014

Oprah speaks with Michael Sam who made history when he became the first openly gay football player drafted into the NFL. They discuss the intense media scrutiny that followed and his triumphs and tears as he pursues a career in professional football.

5. Rob Lowe

April 6, 2014

Oprah sits down with Emmy Award-winning actor and "New York Times" bestselling author Rob Lowe, for an intimate conversation about his new book "Love Life," as well as his 35-year career in Hollywood and how he feels about turning 50.

4. Race in America

March 30, 2014

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3. Kevin Hart

March 23, 2014

Oprah talks with Kevin Hart about his box-office hits and recent "Entertainer of the Year" NAACP Image Award.

2. Cameron Diaz & Sharon Stone: Aging Gracefully

March 16, 2014

Beauty, health and aging with Cameron Diaz and Sharon Stone.

1. Russell Brand

March 9, 2014

Oprah looks into drug addiction. Then talks to recovered addict, Russell Brand, who believes less addicts get help because of the way they are treated.

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