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Gayle King Calls Out a Restaurant for Delivering a 'Half-Eaten' Pie — but Then Finishes It Herself
People Magazine· 10 hours agoGayle King wasn’t going to let anything stand between her and her dessert. The veteran journalist...
Gayle King Recounts Getting Delivered ‘Half-Eaten’ Slice of Pie, Confesses to Eating It Anyway
Complex· 7 hours agoThe 'CBS Mornings' host shared the bizarre story with her viewers on Tuesday.
Remembering James Earl Jones: Gayle King Reflects on ‘Class Act’ (Exclusive)
Entertainment Tonight· 1 day agoGayle King chats with ET’s Rachel Smith at the Kering Foundation’s 3rd annual Caring for Women...
An Exclusive Look Inside Kering’s Caring for Women Dinner
Elle via AOL· 10 hours agoGayle King served as the master of ceremonies for the elegant affair, which took place at The Pool...
Salma Hayek! Kim Kardashian! Lauren Sánchez! Inside the 3rd Annual Caring For Women Dinner
Vogue· 14 hours ago“Some even say that it has become the Met Gala for social causes,” Gayle King said last night inside...
Flavor Flav Celebrates After Red Lobster Announces It Is Exiting Bankruptcy
People via AOL· 1 day agoFlavor Flav told Gayle King that the seafood restaurant has been a favorite of his for nearly 30...
Gayle King's CBS Contract Facing Scrutiny, Report Claims
popculture.com· 3 days agoGayle King, the 69-year-old journalist and a cornerstone of CBS Mornings, is the focus of...
Drew Barrymore is working on 'physical proximity' between her and talk show guests after claims...
Entertainment Weekly via AOL· 1 day agoHowever, he made sure to let Barrymore know that she had "my permission to touch me" during their...
Lindsay Lohan Dons Sheer Lace Bodysuit at Kering Foundation Caring for Women Event
People Magazine· 1 day agoLindsay Lohan is looking lovely in lace. On Monday, Sept. 9, the Freaky Friday star, 38, stepped out...
Ketanji Brown Jackson shares her and husband's love story
CBS News· 4 days agoKetanji Brown Jackson is the first Black woman to serve as a Supreme Court justice, but decades...
