Oprah Winfrey will end her daytime talk show, ?The Oprah Winfrey Show,? in 2011 as she prepares to start a cable channel of her own.

Ms. Winfrey told staff member that she will not transfer the show to cable. She will however, produce new programs for her new cable network OWN. The media mogul may even appear on some of these new shows.

If you are worried about Oprah?s financial future?don?t be. Homegirl is worth an estimated $2.7 BILLION.

Taylor Swift and BMI are suing an Idaho sprts bar for illegally playing music, including her?s that they hadn't paid for the right to play.

BMI, the enforcer of music royalties, sent an "agent" to The Sports Cellar to confirm the illegal activity.
Swift and BMI are suing for unspecified damages.

I have this strange urge to pet it?is that weird? Don?t answer that.

For real though, Brad Pitt turned down an invitation to the October 31 Grand Prix Ball Abu Dhabi in the United Arab Emirates ? which would have earned him $5 million ? so he could stay in LA to trick-or-treat with partner Angelina Jolie and their six kids on Halloween.

?He?s spending more time with the family and doing less of these appearances, even though it?s a huge sum of cash,? a source tells Life & Style.

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