Bill Carter And Brian Stelter New York Times

Famous people liked talking to Larry King, and for many of them, there was one reason: His program was the place to go for unhurried, agendaless conversation. "I consider Larry one of a kind, absolutely one of a kind," said Ross Perot, one of the many subjects from politics whom Mr. King has interviewed during his 25 years on CNN. Unlike other tele...

Famous people liked talking to Larry King, and for many of them, there was one reason: His program was the place to go for unhurried, agendaless conversation."I consider Larry one of a kind, absolutely one of a kind," said Ross Perot, one of the many subjects from politics whom Mr. King has interviewed during his 25 years on CNN. Unlike other telev...

Winfrey, the billionaire queen of daytime television, is planning to announce Friday that she will step down from her daily pulpit, "The Oprah Winfrey Show," in two years.

Famous people liked talking to Larry King, and for many of them, there was one reason: His program was the place to go for unhurried, agendaless conversation. "I consider Larry one of a kind, absolutely one of a kind," said Ross Perot, one of the many subjects from politics whom Mr. King has interviewed during his 25 years on CNN. Unlike other tele...

Famous people liked talking to Larry King, and for many of them, there was one reason: His program was the place to go for unhurried, agendaless conversation."I consider Larry one of a kind, absolutely one of a kind," said Ross Perot, one of the many subjects from politics whom Mr. King has interviewed during his 25 years on CNN. Unlike other telev...

Winfrey, the billionaire queen of daytime television, is planning to announce Friday that she will step down from her daily pulpit, "The Oprah Winfrey Show," in two years.