Barbara Walters had a trailblazing, decades-long broadcast journalism career that was most defined by the interviews she did with newsmakers and celebrities alike. Over her 50-year television career, ...

“I think Barbara would be friends with the devil if we’d get the interview,” the late journalist’s former producer says in a new documentary. Entertainment Reporter Barbara Walters would go to extreme ...

Few names continue to define the larger news industry than the legendary TV personality, Barbara Walters. Like Walter Cronkite, Larry King or Oprah Winfrey, Walters pioneered the art of the sit-down ...

A new Hulu documentary is revisiting Barbara Walters’ most scathing interviews throughout her decades-long career. In a sneak peek trailer for “Barbara Walters Tell Me Everything,” released Wednesday, ...

Barbara Walters became a broadcast legend for her unflinching sit-down interviews with household names, and those very notable names are coming together to look back on her legacy two and a half years ...

This article is part of The Poynter 50, a series reflecting on 50 moments and people that shaped journalism over the past half-century — and continue to influence its future. As Poynter celebrates its ...

At her best, Barbara Walters was a singular television talent and a sharp interviewer. She was persistent in a sexist industry that often spurned her and she didn’t shy away from asking overtly ...

What a bizarre morning on The View. Barbara Walters was apparently supposed to interview George Zimmerman, but that interview never came to pass, and so she took the opportunity to explain why on The ...

Barbara Walters' Interviews 'Haven't Aged Well' According to Longtime Friend originally appeared on Parade. Few names continue to define the larger news industry than the legendary TV personality, ...