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Oprah launches frozen pizza line

Oprah Winfrey is launching her own line of frozen pizzas.

The 64-year-old media mogul is expanding her O, That's Good! food range from grocery-store refrigerated soups and side dishes to the freezer section, and is starting off with pizzas with a crust that is one-third cauliflower.

Oprah said in a statement: "Pizza is a favourite, fun and easy food to share with family and friends. I am always looking to add a nutritious twist to my foods, so we made part of the crust in my new pizza with cauliflower while maintaining that classic, cheesy pizza flavour you and your family love."

There are four different types of pizza in the range Five Cheese, Uncured Pepperoni, Supreme and Fire Roasted Veggie, and the 11-inch dishes will each serve five people.

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Simon Cowell defends Fifth Harmony

Simon Cowell has defended Fifth Harmony after Tiffany Haddish took a swipe at the girl group at the MTV Video Music Awards on Monday.

Tiffany was presenting the Best Hip Hop award with Kevin Hart when she praised former member Camila Cabello and lashed out at the remaining members of the band, who went on hiatus in May.

She said: "She's nominated for five VMAs tonight, five of them. I'm super proud of her. So those of you watching at home, hi Fifth Harmony."

And now Simon has spoken out to insist all the girls Camila, and her former bandmates, Ally Brooke, Normani Kordei, Dinah Jane and Lauren

Jauregui have a lot of talent.

Speaking to Entertainment Tonight backstage at a taping of 'America's Got Talent', he said: "Camila was the first to say, 'I want to go solo,' and obviously we backed her on that. The VMAs was a huge night for her, but all those girls are, I mean, they're all talented. So I'm so happy for all of them. I mean, that's the reason we do these shows."

Following Tiffany's comments, Lauren fired back on Twitter, writing: "Waiting for the day when supporting one successful dope woman doesn't mean insult to other successful dope women. There is energy and space for us all to beautifully coexist and bless the world with our individual truths, stories and talents."

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Other moms help Serena Williams with motherhood

Serena Williams relies on other mothers to make her feel at ease when she has concerns about her baby daughter.

The 36-year-old tennis star has 11-month-old daughter Alexis Olympia with her husband Alexis Ohanian. And after recently missing her tot's first steps, she has revealed that sharing her feelings of disappointment on social media helped her realise that missing the occasional milestone doesn't make her a bad mother, as plenty of parents miss out too

She said: "When I missed Olympia's walking, I posted about it and so many parents wrote in and said, 'Don't worry about it, I missed it too.'

"I didn't realise that it's almost more normal to miss it than it is to make it. So, I really kind of rely on everyone's help out there. It's been so, so amazing."

Following her daughter's birth, Serena suffered with postpartum depression, and has said her decision to return to the tennis court despite her mental health condition was "super important".