Oprah Interviews Beyoncé, Combined Megastar-Wattage Causes Widespread Electricity Blackouts
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Charlie majored in English, and now he looks at the internet all day. Contact him at charliemorrigan1337@gmail.com. 
Just kidding. No electricity blackouts occurred when Oprah and fellow one-name-only queen empress of pop culture, Beyoncé, sat down for a friendly chat on Oprah’s Next Chapter. It was mostly just an epic mutual appreciation society meeting. Beyoncé, who has always been a star but now seems like some sort of once-a-century supernova of fame and adoration, was promoting her new documentary, Life Is But A Dream. Surreal probably doesn’t do justice to what Beyoncé’s life is like these days. 
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