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Discover What’s Streaming On: The new ABC Barbara Walters documentary—Barbara Walters: Tell Me Everything, with began streaming on Hulu today—doesn’t try to cover up the challenging side of Walters’s ...

Barbara Walters: Tell Me Everything hits Hulu after its Tribeca Festival premiere this past June. From Ron Howard’s Imagine Documentaries (Jim Henson: Idea Man) and ABC News Studios, and directed and ...

Barbara Walters got comfortable being the only woman in a room. Before pioneering the nightly newsmagazine—where she’d interview movie stars and murderers with the same level of voracity—she began her ...

From Betty Ford's alcohol addiction to Hillary Clinton standing by Bill Clinton. Nov. 28, 2013— -- intro: As their husbands led the United States from the Oval Room, the first ladies also played ...

Oteri said Walters mistakenly thought a monitor shot of her in costume was Walters herself. "That was a highlight of my career," Oteri reflected. "On her last day of The View, I interviewed her as her ...

During her recent appearance on “The Jamie Kern Lima Show,” Shepherd, 58, recalled that Barbara Walters made her first few years on the ABC daytime show a difficult experience emotionally. “I did cry ...

On what would have been the acclaimed journalist's 96th birthday, PEOPLE looks back on Barbara Walters' life and legacy, including her struggle to "have it all," and the one that got away John ...

Over the course of her six-decade career, Barbara Walters interviewed just about everyone, from celebrities to world leaders to criminals, and she became as much of a household name as the fascinating ...

The new Tell Me Everything documentary highlights Barbara Walters and Diane Sawyer's relationship. Cynthia McFadden alleges in the film that Walters attempted to sabotage one of Sawyer's interviews.

It's been trending for awhile, but on Tuesday morning, the Good Morning America crew officially said goodbye to 2019 and let ABC News legend Barbara Walters ring in 2020 with her iconic catchphrase.