Gayle King

Gayle King reviews Adele’s album “30,” saying that it captures what it’s like to go through a divorce when you have a child. Read what she has to say.

Gayle attended the “West Side Story” premiere and shares her rave review. She adored the cast, which includes Rachel Zegler, Ansel Elgort, and Rita Moreno.

“I want people to know his name like they know the names of other young people who were taken too soon—like Natalie Holloway and Gabby Petito.”

Oprah Daily’s editor at large reveals why a close inner circle is ideal.

“You must protect your energy,” says Gayle King, who shares how indulging negative people can harm you.

The “CBS Mornings” cohost reflects on their recent interview: “To anyone that still has doubts about what happened that night, don’t be so quick to judge.”

“We must acknowledge that this is a problem. We have to keep talking about it—today, tomorrow, the next day, and beyond.”

“One of the most important things in this world is to know that you aren’t alone.”

“They can show you how you should treat others and how you should expect to be treated, too. ”

“Even if you can’t forgive someone, I think you must make peace with whatever the transgression was and move on.”

“Whoever you loved that you lost wouldn’t want you to stay stuck.”

“You only get one life—there is no dress rehearsal.”

“We know that happier people live longer—and you can’t be happy if you’re not carving out a little time for letting loose.”

“Each passing year is an opportunity to look at your life and think about what’s working for you and what’s not.”

“If you lead with being kind and being thoughtful, you’ll be of service to so many people without even realizing it.”

Brittney Griner remains in a Russian prison ahead of an appeal hearing on Oct. 25.

Kane Brown just concluded his “Blessed and Free” tour, which included stops at every NBA arena in the country.

Here’s how the historic night unfolded from her front-row seat at CBS.

Her debut picture book, “The Christmas Princess,” features the theme of bullying, which she said was important because it was part of her childhood reality.

Watch our editor at large share her must-see list, along with other monthly favorites, here.