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WATCH: Arnel Pineda jams with Journey on Ellen DeGeneres show

Filipino vocalist Arnel Pineda, together with his band Journey, graced the audience of American talk show “Ellen” in its episode aired on Wednesday with their spectacular hit “Open Arms”.

With his compelling vocal prowess, Pineda ‘killed’ the ballad flawlessly and wowed the show’s audience. Ellen Degeneres, the show’s bubbly host, described their performance as “fascinating” and “amazing”.

Aside from the performance, the band promoted their tour with American rock band The Doobie Brothers. The audience cheered as they were lucky to get free tickets to their upcoming rock gig. Gianna Francesca Catolico

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JOURNEY Performs On 'The Ellen DeGeneres Show'; Video Available

Legendary rockers JOURNEY performed their classic song "Separate Ways" on today's (May 28) episode of "The Ellen DeGeneres Show" . Watch the footage below.

Frontiers Records recently announced that it has reached an agreement with JOURNEY in regard to the European release of the group's album "Revelation" . The European version of the LP which will be available on June 6 will include an exclusive original bonus track entitled "Let It Take You Back" .

A new chapter in the legendary career of multi-platinum rockers JOURNEY Neal Schon (guitar), Jonathan Cain (keyboards), Ross Valory (bass), Deen Castronovo (drums) and Arnel Pineda (vocals) will begin on June 3 with the highly anticipated release of "Revelation" , a three-disc CD and DVD package to be sold exclusively at Wal-Mart stores in North America.

The first disc will consist of 11 re-recorded classics, the second is filled with 11 new songs, and the third is a live, in-concert DVD. All of the music on "Revelation" was produced by Kevin Shirley (who previously worked with JOURNEY on their platinum-certified "Trial By Fire" album).

"Revelation" is the first JOURNEY album to feature the angelic voice of Pineda . Schon says about him, "We feel reborn. I think there's a lot of chemistry between the five of us. The new stuff sounds tremendous. Everyone's so stoked about it. We feel very fortunate to have found Arnel ."

" Arnel brings a soulful and passionate voice to JOURNEY ," continues keyboardist Jonathan Cain . "His personality is very well-suited to our music. He's a sincere, authentic person with a great smile and a big heart. I think fans are really going to love him. With Arnel 's soaring tenor, JOURNEY returns to our heritage sound."

"Revelation" track listing:

01. Never Walk Away 02. Like A Sunshower 03. Change For The Better 04. Wildest Dream 05. Faith In The Heartland 06. After All These Years 07. Where Did I Lose Your Love 08. What I Needed 09. What It Takes To Win 10. Turn Down The World Tonight 11. The Journey (Revelation) 12. Let It Take You Back (European bonus track)

01. Only The Young 02. Don't Stop Believin' 03. Wheel In The Sky 04. Faithfully 05. Any Way You Want It 06. Who's Crying Now 07. Separate Ways (Worlds Apart) 08. Lights 09. Open Arms 10. Be Good To Yourself 11. Stone In Love

"Never Walk Away" and "After All These Years" are available for streaming streaming on the official Frontiers MySpace page .

Check out audio samples of all the songs that appear on CD1 and CD2 at this location .

JOURNEY kicks off a series of UK dates on June 17 London in London at the Apollo Hammersmith. They'll hit the road in the U.S. with HEART and CHEAP TRICK on July 9 in Englewood, Colorado at Fiddler's Green Amphitheatre.

(Thanks: Rowdy Yates )

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Internationally renowned Filipino vocalist Arnel Pineda, together with his band Journey, graced the popular American talk show “Ellen” of Ellen DeGeneres this past week.

They performed one their most spectacular hit songs “Open Arms” as the audience sang along. Here’s the performance on Youtube:

Pineda was invited by the band to join after they saw videos of him singing their hits on YouTube. He first performed with the band in 2008 in Chile.

Pineda and Journey will be touring with the Doobie Brothers until July and the audience erupted in cheers when they found out that they’ll receive free tickets.

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Ellen DeGeneres is coming back with a new comedy special—and it's going to be her last

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The television icon is back for one last round of comedy.

Ellen is officially back — but for a limited time only.

Ellen DeGeneres, one of the most successful comedians of the last three decades, is about to make her return to stand up after the unceremonious canceling of her popular daytime talk show.

DeGeneres' new special will be an hour long and will be released on Netflix later this year. It marks her return to Netflix after her 2018 special Relatable – the last stand up special she released – aired on the streamer.

In a statement about the new special, DeGeneres said, "To answer the questions everyone is asking me – Yes, I'm going to talk about it. Yes this is my last special. Yes, Portia really is that pretty in real life."

The "it" DeGeneres says she will talk about is probably the fact that she ended her popular daytime talk show after allegations that she was at the head of a toxic workplace environment. After ending her show, DeGeneres has not starred in any new comedy projects until now.

It's also notable that she says this will be her last special. Her other specials include the aforementioned Relatable , as well as two HBO specials, The Beginning and Here and Now .

In 2021, DeGeneres decided to end her 19-season-long daytime talk show The Ellen DeGeneres Show after accusations that the show had a toxic work environment that relied on bullying, racism, and insults came out.

Ellen's fall from grace came as a huge surprise to many, as she was seen as one of the faces of niceness and likeability on TV. However, after the allegations came out , her show's ratings tanked, going down by 40-59 percent in cities like New York, Chicago, and Los Angeles.

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It's the end of an era for The Ellen DeGeneres Show .

Beginning Sept. 13, host Ellen DeGeneres will kick off the 19th and final season of her namesake talk show.

In PEOPLE's exclusive first look at the upcoming season, the clip provides a glimpse at many highlights featured on DeGeneres' series over the years.

Celebrity guests including George Clooney , Justin Timberlake and Michelle Obama appear as the video looks back on the 4,000 guests who have stopped by the show. The clip then reflects on the "almost half a billion [dollars] given away" to worthy fans and the "countless lives changed" by the series.

At the end of it all, there's still "one thankful host" who has been with viewers throughout the nearly two decades-long journey. "You've changed my life," DeGeneres, 63, says.

DeGeneres announced in May that she will be ending her long-running talk show in 2022. She told The Hollywood Reporter that the shakeup, which comes after allegations of a toxic work environment on the series' set, is due to her needing "something new to challenge" her.

"I was going to stop after season 16. That was going to be my last season, and they wanted to sign for four more years and I said I'd sign maybe for one," she continued. "They were saying there was no way to sign for one. 'We can't do that with the affiliates and the stations need more of a commitment.'"

"So, we [settled] on three more years, and I knew that would be my last. That's been the plan all along," she added.

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DeGeneres further addressed the decision during a discussion with Oprah Winfrey . "I feel like it's the right thing to do, but I'm charged," she told Winfrey, 67, on her show. "It's a weird thing to announce that I'm stopping,"

She additionally explained that "there's just different things as a creative person that I feel like I need to do" going forward.

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Ellen DeGeneres riffs on getting ‘kicked out’ of showbiz after toxic-culture allegations

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For Ellen DeGeneres, toxic-workplace allegations that clouded her long-running daytime series marked the end of an era. This week, the comedian’s public fallout became comeback material.

Two years after “The Ellen DeGeneres Show” aired its final episode in 2022, its 66-year-old host re-entered the spotlight with a Thursday night set at Largo at the Coronet Theatre. During her set, the first on her Ellen’s Last Stand … Up Tour, DeGeneres joked to her audience, “I got kicked out of show business,” according to Rolling Stone.

“There’s no mean people in show business,” she said sarcastically.

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Multiple outlets reported that DeGeneres’ set revolved heavily around the controversy that colored the final year of her Daytime Emmy-winning show and soured the public’s perception of the “Finding Nemo” comedian. In July 2020, an investigation by BuzzFeed News detailed allegations of intimidation and racism on the long-running show that challenged its host’s “Be kind” mantra. A second report detailed instances of alleged sexual misconduct involving the show’s three top producers.

The fallout resulted in the departure of three members of the show’s production team and the announcement that DeGeneres would end her show in 2022 , after 19 seasons’ worth of memorable celebrity guest interviews, pranks and dance breaks.

DeGeneres reportedly lamented how she became the “most hated person in America” after the allegations dropped, People reported. She also acknowledged that she “didn’t know how to be a boss,” especially one for a production as large and popular as her talk show, Rolling Stone said.

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DeGeneres is no stranger to causing a stir in the daytime talk TV space. She reportedly reminded audience members Thursday about how her career suffered after she came out as lesbian in a 1997 episode of the sitcom “Ellen.”

“This is the second time I’ve been kicked out of show business,” DeGeneres said. “Eventually they’re going to kick me out for a third time because I’m mean, old and gay.”

Despite cracking jokes about her most recent fall from grace, DeGeneres said “it’s been such a toll on my ego and my self-esteem,” before criticizing the “extremes in this business” of being either idolized or hated. DeGeneres also contemplated who she is without her show and expressed gratitude for wife Portia de Rossi’s ongoing support, Rolling Stone reported.

DeGeneres concluded her evening at the Largo answering questions from her audience. One fan reportedly asked how her 2022 scandal compared to the 1997 backlash, and DeGeneres responded, “It was so hurtful.”

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She added: “I just hated the way the show ended. I love that show so much and I just hated that the last time people would see me is that way.”

DeGeneres returns to Largo on Friday and will perform several other shows at the West Hollywood venue through early June. In the summer, she will take her comedy to San Diego, Portland, Ore., and Santa Rosa, among other cities. More information about her Last Stand …Up Tour can be found on her website .

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As she strode onto the famed comedy stage of the Largo at the Coronet Theater in the heart of West Hollywood on Wednesday night, Ellen DeGeneres was a woman in command. A sold-out crowd of about 200 fans burst into roaring applause, eager to see the comedian turned talk-show host return to her comedy roots on the first night of her Ellen’s Last Stand…Up Tour . And she didn’t disappoint. Dressed in a simple, black long-sleeved shirt, white pants, and sneakers, DeGeneres addressed the elephant in the room with her first words.

“I used to say that I didn’t care what other people thought of me and I realized…I said that at the height of my popularity,” DeGeneres said, prompting the audience to erupt in laughter. “It is such a waste of time to worry about what other people think…Right now I’m hoping you’re thinking, ‘This is marvelous, I’m so happy to be here.’ But you could be thinking, ‘Let’s see how this goes.’”

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Her Wednesday night set — culled from material DeGeneres said she’s been working on for about six months, including in a handful of performances — kicked off with a recap of what she’s been up to since her talk-show ended: gardening, a lot of sweatpants-wearing, and collecting chickens as pets. She joked that as someone who once hosted a daily show, she appreciates the plight of the chicken who has to lay an egg every day. Still, most of the routine found her grappling with having become Public Enemy No. 1 — a whiplash turn from her once-firm reputation as the happy-go-lucky talk-show host who ended each episode telling her audience to “be kind to one another.”

“What else can I tell you?” she mused, mock-reflecting on her recent past before adding sarcastically, “Oh yeah, I got kicked out of show business. There’s no mean people in show business.”

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“I didn’t go to business school. I went to Charlie’s Chuckle Hutt,” DeGeneres joked. “The show was called Ellen and everybody was wearing T-shirts that said ‘Ellen’ and there were buildings on the Warner Brothers lot that said ‘Ellen,’ but I don’t know that that meant I should be in charge.”

She chalked up some of the vitriol she faced at the time to sexism, noting that “there are consequences” for not following the pre-existing rules and gender roles. Referencing the cancellation of her eponymous sitcom in the 1990s after she’d announced to the world that she was gay, she added wryly, “For those of you keeping score, this is the second time I’ve been kicked out of show business…Eventually they’re going to kick me out for a third time because I’m mean, old, and gay.”

The demise of her talk show seems especially painful for DeGeneres since, as she described in her set, it had been her way back to being embraced after her Nineties exile. “I’m giving stuff away…and I danced, then I was mean and they didn’t like me again,” she said. “It’s been such a toll on my ego and my self-esteem. There’s such extremes in this business, people either love you and idolize you or they hate you, and those people somehow are louder.”

As a 66-year-old woman, DeGeneres said she’s also grown increasingly aware of the aging process both physically and mentally. She finds herself thinking about existential subjects like time and the universe, and said her doctor recently told her she has osteoporosis and arthritis. Plus, she joked, now she’s at a point in her life where she’s obsessing over Wheel of Fortune .

Bringing up chickens as another metaphor for women and gender roles, DeGeneres made her point with “one last chicken joke,” as she put it. “Why did the chicken cross the road? Because she wanted to and you wouldn’t ask a rooster that.”

At the conclusion of her set, the crowd gave DeGeneres a standing ovation, prompting her to return to the stage for a candid conversation with the audience. DeGeneres called on people one by one as they asked questions and shared messages of gratitude. One same-sex couple said they had gotten married earlier that day and asked for marital advice. (DeGeneres’ wife of 16 years, Portia de Rossi, briefly made an appearance onstage during the Q&A, at fans’ request; DeGeneres explained that the last few years had been very tough on de Rossi as well, saying, “We were both just laying low for a while.”) One woman thanked DeGeneres for her original Netflix comedy special (2018’s Relatable ) because it made her mom laugh when she was diagnosed with cancer. Another woman expressed her thanks to DeGeneres for participating in her autistic daughter’s bat mitzvah. One person who said they’d been inspired by DeGeneres’ positivity asked if she used dancing as a means of escape during her recent tough period.

“No. It’s hard to dance when you’re crying,” DeGeneres replied. “But I am dancing now.”

DeGeneres flashed another moment of sensitivity and bewilderment when a fan asked if her first go-round with public scrutiny after coming out prepared her for the next one, when The Ellen DeGeneres Show collapsed.

“This was a whole different thing,” she replied. “This was like, ‘What is going on?’ It was so hurtful. I couldn’t gain perspective. I couldn’t do anything to make myself understand that it wasn’t personal… I just thought, ‘Well this is not the way I wanted to end my career, but this is the way it’s ending.’”

DeGeneres added that it took her a long time to figure out what she wanted to say on the topic and how she wanted to say it.

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“I do realize that whatever happens may have nothing to do with me, it’s just somebody else’s stuff,” she said. “So no, I will not [seek revenge].”

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Ellen DeGeneres is ‘going to talk about it’ in final standup special on Netflix

We all know what “it” is.

Ellen DeGeneres will soon address the elephant in the room.

In a press release announcing her final standup special, the comedian hinted that she could discuss the toxic workplace allegations that former employees of The Ellen DeGeneres Show publicized in 2020. “To answer the questions everyone is asking me — Yes, I’m going to talk about it,” DeGeneres said in the press release. “Yes this is my last special. Yes, Portia really is that pretty in real life.”

Netflix announced that DeGeneres’ new standup special will launch later this year, marking her second with the platform after 2018’s Relatable . The comedian will also embark on a stand-up tour beginning with a show in San Diego on June 19.

Rumors about the work environment at The Ellen DeGeneres Show began to gain traction in March 2020, as users on social media alleged several troubling anecdotes characterizing DeGeneres as a temperamental and harsh boss. A few months later, BuzzFeed News published two reports in which numerous former and current employees of the show detailed the racist microaggressions and intimidation that they allegedly faced while working on the daytime talk show.

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In response to that wave of allegations, DeGeneres’ executive producers Ed Glavin, Mary Connelly, and Andy Lassner released a statement saying, “We are truly heartbroken and sorry to learn that even one person in our production family has had a negative experience. It’s not who we are and not who we strive to be, and not the mission Ellen has set for us. For the record, the day-to-day responsibility of the Ellen show is completely on us. We take all of this very seriously and we realize, as many in the world are learning, that we need to do better, are committed to do better, and we will do better."

Additionally, WarnerMedia reportedly launched an internal investigation into the series after the BuzzFeed allegations, and DeGeneres vaguely discussed the atmosphere on her show in a letter to staffers . "As we've grown exponentially, I've not been able to stay on top of everything and relied on others to do their jobs as they knew I'd want them done," DeGeneres wrote. "Clearly some didn't. That will now change and I'm committed to ensuring this does not happen again."

After a handful of the show’s producers were accused of sexual misconduct and harassment , the show made staffing changes in leadership positions, and DeGeneres apologized to her employees again on a Zoom call. “Does that mean I’m perfect? No. I’m not. I’m a multi-layered person, and I try to be the best person I can be and I try to learn from my mistakes," she said.

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The show then launched its 19th season in September 2020, and DeGeneres addressed the allegations in her first episode since the controversy began. “I learned that things happened here that never should have happened,” she said. “I am so sorry to the people who were affected. I know that I'm in a position of privilege and power. I realized that with that comes responsibility and I take responsibility for what happens at my show.”

“The truth is I am that person that you see on TV. I am also a lot of other things,” she continued. “Sometimes I get sad. I get mad. I get anxious. I get frustrated. I get impatient. And I am working on all of that. I am a work in progress and I'm especially working on the impatience thing because, and it's not going well because it's not happening fast enough.”

The next year, DeGeneres announced that her show would end after 19 seasons, though she did not cite the controversy as a reason for its conclusion (though the show did reportedly lose over a million viewers following the allegations).

DeGeneres said she “really didn’t understand” the allegations in an interview with Today in May 2021. "It was too orchestrated, it was too coordinated,” she said. “People get picked on, but for four months straight and then for me to read in the press about a toxic work environment when all I've ever heard from every guest that comes on the show is what a happy atmosphere this is and what a happy place this is.”

Last month, DeGeneres discussed the aftermath of the controversy at a small stand-up gig at the Largo at the Coronet in Los Angeles. "The hate went on for a long time, and I would try to avoid looking at the news," she said. "The 'be kind' girl wasn't kind. That was the headline." She also said she had a “hard time” following the allegations, and that "It's hard to dance when you're crying.” She also characterized the show’s end as herself “kicked out of show business” for being “mean.”

Ellen DeGeneres: 5 Aspects of Her Inspiring Journey

Introduction.

Who doesn’t know Ellen DeGeneres ? She’s more than just a name; she’s a force of nature, a symbol of kindness, and a beacon of humor in a world that often seems too serious. Ellen’s influence permeates through our culture, with laughter that echoes beyond the boundaries of her television show. Her journey from a fledgling stand-up comedian to an iconic television host isn’t merely a tale of success; it’s a living testament to the power of persistence, empathy, and genuine human connection.

Ellen’s appeal lies not just in her comedy but in her ability to make us feel as though we’re a part of something more profound. Through “The Ellen DeGeneres Show,” she’s not only entertained millions but has touched lives in ways that go beyond mere amusement. From dancing with the audience to insightful chats with A-list celebrities, her approach is deeply personal and refreshingly authentic.

However, there’s more to Ellen DeGeneres than her showbiz persona. Beyond the bright lights of Hollywood, she’s an ardent philanthropist, a trailblazer for LGBTQ+ rights, and a person unafraid to stand up for what she believes in, even when faced with adversity.

But where did it all start? How did this remarkable woman rise from the comedy clubs of New Orleans to become one of the most recognized and beloved figures in the world? In this article, we’ll explore Ellen DeGeneres’s life in all its multifaceted glory. We’ll laugh with her, delve into her struggles, celebrate her triumphs, and perhaps even dance a step or two along the way.

Join me on this vibrant journey as we uncover the essence of Ellen DeGeneres, exploring what makes her not just a celebrity, but a symbol of joy, a friend to many, and an inspiration to all. Her story is our story, a human tale that resonates across ages, cultures, and hearts. Let’s dive in!

Section 1: Early Life and Career of Ellen DeGeneres

Ellen’s early days: a glimpse into her childhood.

Born on January 26, 1958, in Metairie, Louisiana, Ellen Lee DeGeneres was the daughter of a speech therapist and an insurance agent. Growing up, her family moved to Atlanta, Texas, following her parents’ divorce. Ellen’s early years were filled with observations and reflections that would later shape her comedic style. Her brother was a source of inspiration, and her mother’s support and humor were instrumental in fostering Ellen’s love for comedy.

Education: Seeds of Creativity

Ellen DeGeneres’s education included attending Atlanta High School and later the University of New Orleans, where she majored in communication studies. However, Ellen’s calling lay elsewhere, and she left after just one semester to work in various jobs including waitressing, bartending, and even painting houses. These experiences enriched her understanding of human nature and added depth to her comedy.

The Comedy Circuit: Finding Her Footing

Ellen’s entry into the world of stand-up comedy was not an overnight success but a gradual journey. She began performing at small clubs and coffeehouses in New Orleans. Her observational humor, laced with relatable everyday experiences, began to resonate with audiences. Her big break came in 1986 when she was named Showtime’s Funniest Person in America.

Television and Film: Expanding Horizons

Before hitting it big with her own show, Ellen DeGeneres graced the small screen with appearances in popular sitcoms like “Open House” and “Laurie Hill.” Her own sitcom, “Ellen,” debuted in 1994, breaking new ground when her character came out as gay, mirroring Ellen’s own coming out on “The Oprah Winfrey Show.”

Her film appearances, though limited, include memorable roles like the voice of Dory in “Finding Nemo,” showcasing her undeniable talent beyond stand-up comedy.

Challenges and Triumphs: Building Resilience

Ellen’s early career was not without hurdles. After coming out publicly, she faced backlash, and her sitcom was eventually canceled. However, Ellen DeGeneres’s resilience shone through as she continued to follow her passion, leading to her biggest triumph, “The Ellen DeGeneres Show.”

Ellen DeGeneres’s early life and career are a rich tapestry woven with dreams, hard work, challenges, and triumphs. Her rise from the comedy clubs of New Orleans to the pinnacle of television success is not just an inspiring story; it’s a lesson in perseverance, authenticity, and embracing one’s true self. Her journey underscores the universal truth that our struggles shape us, our authenticity defines us, and our laughter connects us. It’s a testament to the incredible woman who invites us all to laugh and love with her every day.

Section 2: “The Ellen DeGeneres Show” and Its Impact

A Refreshing Beginning: The Birth of “The Ellen DeGeneres Show”

Debuting on September 8, 2003, “The Ellen DeGeneres Show” was a breath of fresh air in the talk show arena. With her signature warmth, humor, and dancing, Ellen DeGeneres reinvented the talk show format. The show was no longer just about interviews; it was an experience, a daily dose of joy and inspiration.

Connection and Compassion: Ellen’s Interviewing Style

Ellen’s unique interviewing style is one of empathy and genuine curiosity. Her guests, ranging from Hollywood’s elite to everyday heroes, were treated with respect and kindness. Ellen DeGeneres managed to transcend the superficial glitz of celebrity culture, connecting with her guests on a human level and, in turn, connecting the audience with her guests. Whether laughing with Michelle Obama or shedding a tear with a teacher making a difference, Ellen’s approach was always heart-first.

Dance, Laughter, and Love: The Show’s Trademarks

“The Ellen DeGeneres Show” became synonymous with fun, laughter, and love. Ellen’s impromptu dance sessions with her audience were not just entertaining; they symbolized an invitation to joy, a universal language that transcended barriers. The show’s comedic skits, surprise gifts, and heartwarming stories were more than segments; they were extensions of Ellen’s personality.

Impact on Mainstream Culture: More than Entertainment

The show went beyond entertainment, often becoming a platform for social change and awareness. Ellen DeGeneres used her influence to highlight important issues, advocate for LGBTQ+ rights, and support various charitable causes. The show’s reach extended globally, with viewers from different cultures and backgrounds finding something to relate to in Ellen’s message of kindness and humanity.

Philanthropy: Giving Back with Heart

Ellen’s philanthropy was a key element of the show’s success. From generous donations to causes she believed in, to life-changing gifts for deserving individuals, Ellen DeGeneres’s commitment to giving back was palpable. Whether helping a struggling family or supporting disaster relief efforts, her generosity was an integral part of the show’s DNA.

A Legacy of Joy and Connection

“The Ellen DeGeneres Show” was more than a daytime talk show; it was a cultural phenomenon. Its impact is felt not only in the world of television but in the hearts and minds of those who tuned in. Ellen’s authenticity, compassion, and sense of fun created a space where everyone was welcome, where laughter was celebrated, and where kindness was the order of the day.

Through “The Ellen DeGeneres Show,” Ellen DeGeneres succeeded in creating a platform that transcended entertainment, leaving a lasting imprint on our collective consciousness. Her legacy is one of connection, joy, empathy, and a relentless pursuit of positivity. A legacy that continues to dance in our hearts, long after the show ends.

Section 3: Philanthropy and Social Influence of Ellen DeGeneres

Philanthropy: A Commitment to Giving

Ellen DeGeneres’s philanthropic endeavors extend far and wide, reaching into various spheres of life. Her commitment to giving is not simply about writing checks but actively engaging with the causes she supports.

Support for Education

Ellen has repeatedly shown her support for education. From providing scholarships to deserving students to funding educational resources in underprivileged schools, her generosity has made a tangible difference in the lives of many young people.

Animal Rights and Welfare

A vocal advocate for animal rights, Ellen DeGeneres has used her platform to raise awareness about animal cruelty and support organizations dedicated to animal welfare. Her love for animals is evident not only in her words but also in her actions, including the establishment of a brand dedicated to supporting initiatives for animal protection.

Humanitarian Aid

Whether it’s responding to natural disasters or supporting individuals facing financial struggles, Ellen’s humanitarian efforts have been both consistent and heartfelt. Her generosity has often brought both attention and assistance to those who need it most.

Social Influence: A Voice for Change

Ellen DeGeneres’s social influence goes beyond her philanthropy. Her advocacy for social justice issues, particularly those affecting the LGBTQ+ community, has been both pioneering and impactful.

LGBTQ+ Advocacy

As one of the most prominent openly gay celebrities, Ellen DeGeneres’s influence on LGBTQ+ acceptance and rights has been profound. Her coming out in 1997 was a groundbreaking moment in television history, and she has continued to be a staunch advocate for LGBTQ+ equality.

Mental Health Awareness

Ellen’s candid discussions about mental health have helped destigmatize and normalize conversations around this vital issue. Her willingness to open up about her own experiences has provided a platform for others to share their stories, fostering a community of empathy and support.

Environmental Initiatives

Ellen’s commitment to the environment has led her to support various initiatives aimed at conservation and sustainability. She has actively used her platform to promote eco-friendly practices and has backed organizations working towards a greener planet.

An Enduring Legacy of Compassion

Ellen DeGeneres’s philanthropy and social influence are emblematic of a person deeply connected to the world around her. Her generosity is not confined to financial contributions but extends to lending her voice, influence, and energy to causes she believes in.

The impact of Ellen’s work in philanthropy and social advocacy is not only seen in the funds raised or policies changed but in the hearts touched, minds opened, and lives transformed. Her unwavering commitment to making the world a better place is a testament to her character and a vital part of her enduring legacy.

In a world often divided by differences, Ellen DeGeneres stands as a symbol of compassion, unity, and love. Her influence reaches beyond the glitz of Hollywood, into the lives of ordinary people, proving that kindness is indeed contagious, and that one person’s passion can indeed make a world of difference.

Section 4: Controversies and Challenges Faced by Ellen DeGeneres

The Journey: Not Always Smooth

Ellen DeGeneres’s rise to fame and influence has not been without its bumps and bruises. From professional setbacks to personal struggles, her path has been marked by controversies and challenges that have often played out in the public eye.

Coming Out: A Groundbreaking Moment with Repercussions

Ellen’s decision to come out publicly as gay in 1997 was a historic and courageous moment in television. However, it led to a backlash from some viewers and sponsors. Her sitcom “Ellen” faced declining ratings and was eventually canceled, leaving her without a platform and struggling professionally for several years.

“The Ellen DeGeneres Show”: Allegations and Scrutiny

In 2020, “The Ellen DeGeneres Show” came under scrutiny amid allegations of a toxic workplace environment. Accusations of misconduct and bullying by some senior staff members led to an internal investigation. Ellen herself faced criticism for the perceived disconnect between her public persona as the “be kind” host and the alleged behind-the-scenes reality. The controversy culminated in public apologies, staff changes, and a decline in ratings.

Personal Struggles: Battles Beyond the Limelight

Away from the spotlight, Ellen has faced personal challenges, including battles with depression and anxiety. Her candid discussions about mental health have helped shine a light on these often-taboo subjects, but they have also opened her up to scrutiny and judgment.

Misunderstandings and Missteps: Navigating Public Opinion

Ellen has found herself in the midst of various controversies, from misunderstandings with guests on her show to public missteps, such as her friendship with former President George W. Bush, which raised eyebrows and led to criticism from some quarters.

Resilience Amid Controversy

The controversies and challenges faced by Ellen DeGeneres serve as reminders that even the most beloved public figures are not immune to criticism and setbacks. What sets Ellen apart, however, is her resilience and willingness to face these challenges head-on.

Whether it’s apologizing and taking responsibility for mistakes or opening up about personal struggles, Ellen’s response to controversy has often been marked by honesty and introspection.

Her story is a testament to the complexities of life in the public eye, where triumphs and challenges coexist, and where authenticity and vulnerability can be both a strength and a source of scrutiny.

Ellen DeGeneres’s ability to navigate these stormy waters, learn from them, and continue to inspire millions reflects not only her strength but her humanity. Her journey is a nuanced one, filled with shades of gray, but through it all, she continues to dance, laugh, and advocate for kindness. Her story, with all its twists and turns, continues to resonate with those who see in her not just a celebrity but a real person, striving, growing, and learning every step of the way.

Ellen DeGeneres’s Key Lessons

1. embrace authenticity.

Ellen’s decision to come out publicly and live her truth despite potential career repercussions speaks volumes about the importance of authenticity. Her willingness to be herself, even when it was difficult and unpopular, has resonated with audiences and allowed her to build a deeper connection with her fans. Her story teaches us that authenticity is not only liberating but also empowering.

2. Kindness as a Guiding Principle

Ellen’s mantra of “be kind to one another” is more than just a catchphrase; it’s a philosophy that she has woven into her career. From her compassionate interviewing style to her philanthropic efforts, kindness has been at the core of her brand. This emphasis on kindness has not only distinguished her in the entertainment industry but also demonstrated that compassion and empathy are powerful forces for positive change.

3. Resilience in the Face of Adversity

From professional setbacks after coming out to dealing with controversies, Ellen has faced numerous challenges. Yet, she has consistently displayed resilience and an ability to bounce back. Her career trajectory is a testament to the power of persistence, determination, and an unwavering belief in oneself.

4. Use Your Platform for Positive Impact

Ellen has leveraged her fame and influence to advocate for issues close to her heart, such as LGBTQ+ rights, animal welfare, and education. Her dedication to these causes shows that success is not just about personal gain, but also about using one’s platform to make a difference in the lives of others.

5. Find Joy in the Everyday

Whether it’s dancing with her audience or finding humor in everyday situations, Ellen’s ability to find and spread joy has been a defining aspect of her success. Her emphasis on joy, laughter, and positivity has not only entertained millions but also served as a reminder that joy is not only attainable but essential.

Ellen DeGeneres’s story is filled with valuable lessons that extend beyond entertainment. Her success is a compelling reminder that authenticity, kindness, resilience, positive influence, and joy are not just admirable qualities but integral components of a fulfilling and impactful life. Her journey teaches us that personal success and societal impact can go hand in hand, and that our struggles, however difficult, can shape us into better, more empathetic individuals. It’s a lesson in living life with purpose, heart, and a healthy dose of laughter.

Conclusion: A Multi-Dimensional Legacy

Ellen DeGeneres’s life and career are a rich tapestry woven with authenticity, resilience, kindness, joy, and social impact. Her journey from a stand-up comedian to one of the most influential television personalities of her time is marked not only by her achievements but by the way she has achieved them.

From the groundbreaking decision to publicly come out, to her unique and compassionate style of hosting, her philanthropic endeavors, her courage in facing controversies, and her unrelenting pursuit of joy, Ellen’s story is filled with lessons that resonate far beyond the confines of Hollywood.

Her authenticity has taught us the importance of being true to ourselves, even when faced with potentially career-ending risks. Her resilience shows us that setbacks and challenges, though painful, can be overcome with determination and self-belief. Her kindness is a testament to the transformative power of empathy and compassion, not just in personal interactions but as a guiding philosophy for life.

Ellen’s ability to leverage her platform for positive change demonstrates a level of social responsibility that goes beyond mere celebrity advocacy. Her commitment to causes ranging from LGBTQ+ rights to animal welfare and education illustrates a deeply ingrained sense of duty to use her influence for the greater good.

Her emphasis on joy, manifested in dancing, laughter, and celebration of the human spirit, is not merely entertainment; it’s a life philosophy. It reminds us that joy is not a fleeting emotion but a choice we make, a way of experiencing the world that can uplift us and those around us.

But perhaps the most profound aspect of Ellen’s legacy lies in her complexity. Her story is not a simple narrative of success but a nuanced journey filled with highs and lows, triumphs and controversies. She embodies the very human struggle of striving for excellence while navigating imperfections.

Ellen DeGeneres’s story is one of courage, integrity, warmth, and unwavering commitment to her values. Her influence extends beyond television screens, reaching into the hearts and minds of people all over the world, inspiring them to be kinder, braver, more authentic, and more joyful.

In the final analysis, Ellen’s legacy is not merely a collection of awards or ratings; it’s an enduring contribution to our collective consciousness, a reminder that success can be achieved with grace, that influence can be wielded with compassion, and that each one of us, regardless of our circumstances, has the power to make the world a little kinder, a little more understanding, and a whole lot more joyful. Her story stands as a beacon of what is possible when we lead with our hearts, embrace our truths, and dance through life with unabashed joy.

KEY CONCEPTS

When did ellen degeneres come out as gay.

Ellen DeGeneres publicly came out as gay in April 1997 during an episode of her sitcom “Ellen.”

What is the name of Ellen’s talk show?

Ellen hosts the daytime talk show named “The Ellen DeGeneres Show,” which premiered in September 2003.

How does Ellen contribute to animal welfare?

Ellen is a vocal advocate for animal rights, supporting organizations for animal protection, and promoting veganism.

Has Ellen DeGeneres won any awards?

Yes, Ellen has won numerous awards, including multiple Daytime Emmy Awards for “The Ellen DeGeneres Show.”

What controversies has Ellen DeGeneres faced?

Ellen has faced controversies including backlash from coming out, and allegations of a toxic workplace on her show.

When and where was Ellen DeGeneres born?

Ellen DeGeneres was born on January 26, 1958, in Metairie, Louisiana, USA.

Is Ellen DeGeneres involved in philanthropy?

Yes, Ellen is involved in various philanthropic efforts, including education, humanitarian aid, and animal welfare.

What is Ellen DeGeneres’s net worth?

Ellen DeGeneres’s net worth is estimated to be around $370 million, making her one of the wealthiest TV hosts.

Who is Ellen DeGeneres married to?

Ellen DeGeneres is married to actress Portia de Rossi. They tied the knot in August 2008.

Did Ellen have her own sitcom?

Yes, Ellen starred in her own sitcom called “Ellen,” which aired from 1994 to 1998 and was a significant part of her career.

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Ellen DeGeneres is set to return to Netflix with a new stand-up special, her second for the streamer and what she’s calling her “last special,” later this year.

“To answer the questions everyone is asking me — yes, I’m going to talk about it,” DeGeneres said in a statement. “Yes, this is my last special. Yes, [wife] Portia [de Rossi] really is that pretty in real life.”

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Ellen DeGeneres is returning to Netflix for her final stand-up special, six years after her last comedy hour, “Relatable.”

The special, which marks her second for Netflix, will arrive later in 2024. It will be produced by Ben Winston and Fulwell73.

In addition to the special, DeGeneres will also kick off a multi-city stand-up tour on June 19 in San Diego.

“To answer the questions everyone is asking me – Yes, I’m going to talk about it. Yes, this is my last special. Yes, Portia really is that pretty in real life,” DeGeneres said in a statement.

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For 19 seasons, DeGeneres hosted the talk series, which won 63 Daytime Emmys in total. Before “The Ellen DeGeneres Show,” she broke out as the star of “Ellen,” an ABC sitcom in which DeGeneres’ character came out as gay shortly after DeGeneres did the same in real life. It was a groundbreaking television moment in 1997 that sparked widespread controversy and prompted the network to slap a parental advisory at the start of each episode.

DeGeneres is also known for her prolific stand-up comedy career; hosting the Oscars, Emmys and Grammys; and creating and hosting “Ellen’s Game of Games.”

“There is nobody quite like Ellen. She is a true legend and pioneer in so many ways. We can’t wait to bring fans another one of her hilarious comedy specials later this year,” said Robbie Praw, VP of stand-up and comedy formats at Netflix.

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“There is nobody quite like Ellen,” stated Robbie Praw, VP of Stand-Up and Comedy Formats at Netflix. “She is a true legend and pioneer in so many ways. We can’t wait to bring fans another one of her hilarious comedy specials later this year.”

When she says “it,” Degeneres is likely referring to her controversy-laden exit from The Ellen DeGeneres Show , after allegations of a toxic workplace culture emerged in 2020. She ended her run there on May 26, 2022 after 19 seasons, during which the show garnered 64 Daytime Emmy Awards including 12 for Outstanding Entertainment Talk Show, coming in as the record holder in that category.

Coming to tape the Grammy-nominated Relatable following a 15-year hiatus from stand-up, Degeneres previously put out the HBO stand-up specials The Beginning and Here and Now , both of which were recognized with multiple Emmy nominations. As a producer, her most recent projects include the Discovery docs Endangered and Saving the Gorillas: Ellen’s Next Adventure .

Preparing to set out on a multi-city stand-up tour starting in San Diego, CA on June 19, the screen icon is repped by CAA and Yorn, Levine, Barnes.

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Ellen DeGeneres announces her final special and promises to talk about 'it'

Ellen DeGeneres is planning a new comedy special that she says will be her last.

The comedian and former "Ellen DeGeneres Show" host, 66, will star in an hourlong comedy special on Netflix later this year, Deadline reported May 13.

The unnamed special will come more than five years after “Relatable,” DeGeneres’ first Netflix comedy special, which premiered in December 2018.

DeGeneres confirmed the news of the upcoming special on Instagram when she posted the image of Deadline's story. “To answer the questions everyone is asking me — Yes, I’m going to talk about it. Yes this is my last special. Yes, Portia really is that pretty in real life," she joked in her caption, referring to her wife, Portia de Rossi.

Though she didn't specify what she meant by "talk about it," it may have referred to the accusations of a toxic workplace at her daytime talk show , which ended in 2022.

The accusations were documented in a July 2020 BuzzFeed report , which featured current and former "Ellen DeGeneres Show" staff members alleging they endured a culture of racism, fear and intimidation while working for the show.

The report prompted an internal investigation, and it was later announced that three of the show's executive producers had "parted ways" with the program.

DeGeneres called the report and the backlash "devastating" while speaking to TODAY's Savannah Guthrie in 2021 after announcing her decision to end her program after its 19th season.

"It started with attacks on me and attacking everything that I stand for and believe in and built my career around," said the comedian, adding, "I am a kind person. I am a person who likes to make people happy."

The Emmy winner told Savannah she had “no idea” problems existed behind the scenes of her show until she read the allegations "in the press."

“I don’t know how I could have known when there’s 225 employees here and there are a lot of different buildings,” said DeGeneres. “Unless I actually stayed here until that last person goes home at night.

“It’s my name on the show, so clearly it affects me, and I have to be the one to stand up and say this can’t be tolerated,” she said.

DeGeneres, who has kept a lower profile since her talk show left the air, said she was "not bulletproof" and did not have "thick skin."

"I’m extremely sensitive to the point of it’s not healthy how sensitive I am," she said.

“When something is coming back at me that I know is not true, I guess I could take one or two of those shots, but four months in a row took a toll on me.”

Gina Vivinetto is a writer for TODAY.com.

Ellen DeGeneres to return with Netflix special: Yes, I’m going to talk about it

Ellen DeGeneres will return to Netflix for her final stand-up special.

The US comedian stepped down from The Ellen DeGeneres Show in May 2022 after allegations of a toxic workplace environment.

The 66-year-old previously apologised to staff after an internal review found “deficiencies related to the show’s day-to-day management”, but denied this was the reason for her exit.

On Monday, DeGeneres announced she is set to return with her final TV comedy special, appearing to suggest it will feature her departure from The Ellen DeGeneres Show, which she had hosted since 2003.

“Here we go!,” DeGeneres said, sharing the news on Instagram.

“To answer the questions everyone is asking me – Yes, I’m going to talk about it.

“Yes this is my last special.

“Yes, Portia really is that pretty in real life,” referencing her wife of 16 years.

The special will mark her second for Netflix, following her 2018 special titled Relatable.

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Ellen DeGeneres Promises to ‘Talk About It’ in Final Netflix Comedy Special

Ellen DeGeneres is returning to television for the first time since her long-running talk show ended in 2022, as the comedian will take a new stand-up routine to Netflix later this year.

The streamer announced DeGeneres’ new special, which will reportedly serve as her last, revealing that the special will be produced by Ben Winston and Fulwell73. Regarding the show’s premise, DeGeneres shared a revealing quote about what topics will be discussed onstage.

“To answer the questions everyone is asking me: Yes, I’m going to talk about it. Yes, this is my last special. Yes, Portia really is that pretty in real life,” she added about wife and actress Portia de Rossi .

As fans of DeGeneres will recall, the former talk show host found herself embroiled in controversy toward the end of her show’s run after toxic workplace allegations behind the scenes. While DeGeneres doesn’t specifically reference this in the quote, it seems heavily implied, hinting that some big insights may loom on the horizon.

This untitled special will serve as DeGeneres’s second on Netflix following her 2018 show Relatable . “There is nobody quite like Ellen. She is a true legend and pioneer in so many ways. We can’t wait to bring fans another one of her hilarious comedy specials later this year,” Robbie Praw, VP of Stand-Up and Comedy Formats at Netflix shared in a statement.

Ellen DeGeneres Addresses Getting 'Kicked Out' of Showbiz

The news comes as DeGeneres prepares to embark on a multi-city tour beginning June 19th in San Diego, California. Considered a television icon best known for hosting The Ellen DeGeneres Show for 19 seasons, DeGeneres’s talk show took home more than 60 Daytime Emmys throughout its run.

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Ellen DeGeneres, the renowned comedian and former talk show host, is making a comeback to Netflix with a bang! Netflix has officially announced that DeGeneres will be headlining a brand new stand-up comedy special, marking her return to the streaming giant since her 2018 special, 'Relatable'.

However, the excitement is tinged with a hint of nostalgia as the star herself revealed that this upcoming special will be her last taped one. In a statement shared with People magazine, DeGeneres addressed the curiosity surrounding her return, affirming, "Yes, I'm going to talk about it. Yes, this is my last special."

She also couldn't resist expressing admiration for her wife, Portia de Rossi, adding, "Yes, Portia really is that pretty in real life." Netflix's Vice President of Stand-Up and Comedy Formats, Robbie Praw, praised DeGeneres as a true legend and pioneer, eagerly anticipating the release of her latest comedy venture later this year, according to People magazine.

Produced by Ben Winston and Fulwell73, the special promises to showcase DeGeneres at her comedic best, touching upon a myriad of topics including the end of her iconic show, 'The Ellen DeGeneres Show', after its successful 19-season run in 2022. While DeGeneres embarks on a multi-city stand-up tour starting June 19 in San Diego, her statement suggests that this show marks a significant conclusion in her comedy career.

Despite recent controversies and her departure from daytime television, DeGeneres remains steadfast in her commitment to spreading joy through laughter. Addressing attendees at her April show, she emphasized the importance of humour during difficult times, hinting at a desire for more laughter and less drama. With her final Netflix special on the horizon, fans eagerly anticipate one last uproarious ride with Ellen DeGeneres, bidding farewell to an era of laughter and entertainment. (ANI)

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Two years after The Ellen DeGeneres Show reached its abrupt end, Ellen DeGeneres will be returning to Netflix with her second stand-up special for the streamer, which could also be her very last.

People reports that DeGeneres’ new comedy special will premiere late this year after the comedian embarks on a multi-city stand-up tour starting June 19. This marks her second special for Netflix, releasing six years after her 2018 special, Relatable .

Most notably, this will be DeGeneres’ first special since her reputation took a hit in 2020, after several anonymous Ellen Show employees detailed their experiences with racism, sexual misconduct, and hostility behind the scenes in a BuzzFeed News exposé. The disgraced talk show host ended the award-winning show in 2022 after 19 seasons on the air.

And it sounds like the comedian knows the messy end of her show will be at the top of viewers’ minds.

“To answer the questions everyone is asking me – Yes, I’m going to talk about it. Yes, this is my last special. Yes, Portia really is that pretty in real life,” DeGeneres said in a statement.

The special will be produced by Ben Winston and Fulwell73.

DeGeneres addressed the show’s “devastating” end during a recent stop on her Ellen’s Last Stand…Up Tour .

“What else can I tell you?” she said, per Rolling Stone . “Oh yeah, I got kicked out of show business. There’s no mean people in show business.”

She joked that it wasn’t the first time her career had taken such a blow. “For those of you keeping score, this is the second time I’ve been kicked out of show business,” she said, referring to when she came out in the ’90s and her ABC sitcom was subsequently canceled . “Eventually they’re going to kick me out for a third time because I’m mean, old, and gay.”

But she later admitted that this level of public scrutiny was “a whole different thing.”

“This was like, ‘What is going on?’ It was so hurtful,” she said. “I couldn’t gain perspective. I couldn’t do anything to make myself understand that it wasn’t personal… I just thought, ‘Well this is not the way I wanted to end my career, but this is the way it’s ending.’”

A premiere date for DeGeneres’ new comedy special has not yet been announced.

Netflix’s VP of of Stand-Up and Comedy Formats, Robbie Praw, praised the former talk show host and comedian ahead of her new special.

“There is nobody quite like Ellen,” Praw said in a statement. “She is a true legend and pioneer in so many ways. We can’t wait to bring fans another one of her hilarious comedy specials later this year.”

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