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Kirstie Alley On The Oprah Show

Actress Kirstie Alley appeared on The Oprah Winfrey Show to talk about her upcoming A&E reality show "Kirstie Alley's Big Life."

During the interview Oprah Winfrey surprised Kirstie Alley with a special satellite phone call from her biggest crush Jamie Foxx.

Here's a video clip of Kirstie Alley on The Oprah Show talking about her new reality show which airs on March 21, 2010 at 10 p.m. 

"Etch A Sketch" Artist George Vlosich On The Oprah Show

Since he was ten-years-old George Vlosich III has been creating works of art on the "Etch A Sketch." Most people think of an "Etch A Sketch" as a toy but George's work makes you realize the unlimited artistic potential of the device.

It takes George between 70 - 80 hours to create an "Etch A Sketch" drawing, and he is consider to be the best Etch A Sketch artist in the world.

George Vlosich has created special Etch A Sketch drawings for many famous athletes as well as celebrities. You can find out more about George's Etch A Sketch drawings including how to purchase one of his designs on his official website EV Etched In Time.

Here is a video clip featuring George Vlosich and his Etch A Sketch artwork:

The Story Of Amanda Knox On The Oprah Winfrey Show - February 2010

Amanda Knox' parents appeared on The Oprah Winfrey Show to share their view on their daughter's prison conviction in Italy.

Amanda Knox, an American, was attending school in Italy when her roommate Merideth Kercher was sexually assaulted and stabbed to death in the apartment where they lived together. Amanda Knox was only in Italy for a few weeks when the murder took place.

Italian authorities immediately focused in on Amanda Knox and her Italian boyfriend Raffaele Sollecito as the prime murder suspects. The media in Italy portrayed Amanda Knox as an uncaring, sex crazed party girl.

Amanda Knox Character Assassination

But Amanda's parents say that the rumors are not true and that stories have been created or greatly exaggerated by the Italian press. For example, the online name that she used "Foxy Knoxy" was said to speak of her "sexual" nature when in fact it was a soccer team nickname from when she was a child.

Unlike the United States, the jurors in Italy are not sequestered and were able to read the negative stories newspapers ran.

Although there was little to no concrete evidence that Amanda Knox murdered her roommate, the jury found Knox guilty of the murder and sentenced her to 26 years of prison in Italy.

Amanda's boyfriend Raffaele was also convicted of the murder of British exchange student Merideth Kercher and sentenced to 25 years in prison. Amanda and Raffaele have been serving time in prison for two years now.

How You Can Help Amanda Knox

If you'd like to help Amanda Knox you can visit the "Amanda Knox Defense Fund" website where you can donate or just browse through photos and stories from her family, friends, and teachers. If you can't afford a cash donation you can donate air miles so the family can go and visit Amanda in Italy.

Here's a video clip of Amanda's mother talking about her daughter's guilty conviction:

World's Tallest 16-Year-Old Girl - Marvadene "Bubbles" Anderson

Oprah Winfrey met "The World's Tallest 16-Year-Old Girl" Marvadene Anderson who goes by the nickname "Bubbles."

"Bubbles" currently stands 6'10' and she is still growing. Doctors believe she may reach an astonishing height of 7'1.''

Bubbles is originally from Jamaica but moved to the United States because where she believes that there are more opportunities for tall people, including Basketball.

You can find out more about Marvadene "Bubbles" Anderson's interview with Oprah here on Oprah.com.