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Though there'll be no more daily commune with the queen of talk once her show goes off the air at the end of this season, but you can bet we'll still be getting a healthy dose of Oprah in our lives, and she promises it will be "bitch"-free. Oprah's new network – aptly named the Oprah Winfrey Network (OWN) – will hit the airwaves this coming January 1. The queen herself took to the stage at Maria Shriver's Women's Conference in California and announced that her cable network will be "fun and entertaining without tearing people down and calling them bitches. Imagine that. Imagine." We are imagining it Oprah, and we can hardly wait.

In case you needed further enticement, you now owe it to your body to have more sex. We asked Vancouver-based sexpert Teesha Morgan to explain some of the health-related highlights of getting busy.

Eighties pop icon Rick Springfield’s just released memoir Late, Late at Night is a revealing and honest telling of his struggles with depression and fidelity, the enduring popularity of "Jessie’s Girl", and the wondrous spirituality he finds in dogs.

We've all wished at one time or another that Mariah Carey would wear more clothing, but we also respect her right to be partially naked most of the time, should she be so inclined. This photo gallery courtesy of Jezebel.com shows that Saudi Arabian censors have not respected Carey's right to bare flesh, and have employed the powers of photoshop to ensure the diva's modesty.

How to tell if you're at risk for this mood disorder.