by Whoopi Goldberg, Published by Jump At The Sun. October 1, 2006.
Illustrator by Olo. A book for children of all ages due to be released October 1, 2006.
Honey, Hush!: An Anthology of African American Women's Humor,
by Daryl Cumber Dance. Published by W. W. Norton & Company. November 1998
Dance has collected folktales, proverbs, slave narratives, and cartoons reflecting the humor of African American women.
Among those included are authors Audre Lorde and Toni Morrison and comedian Whoopi Goldberg [The Fontaine segment from
Whoopi on Broadway].
Book, by Whoopi Goldberg.
Published by Rob Weisbach Book, October 1, 1997
As one of the best-known, most beloved entertainers of our time, Whoopi Goldberg has also garnered a reputation as a fierce,
bracingly honest voice of wisdom and wit. Captured here, for the first time in a book, is her unique, pull-no-punches take on the
world today, featuring anecdotes from a singularly fascinating life well lived and her opinions on everything we care about most.
This is also available in cassette form — her own words, in her own voice — as, Audiobook, by Whoopi Goldberg. Published by BDD Audio Publishing, November 1, 1997
Koi and the Kola Nuts,
Book and Cassette by Brian Gleeson, Reynold Ruffins (Illustrator), Whoopi Goldberg. Picture Book Studio Audio 1992
A retelling of the classic African tale about a village chief's son who must complete three impossible tasks—or
end up in the cooking pot.
Alice by Whoopi Goldberg, illustrated by John Rocco. Bantam Books (Juvenile), New York: 1992
Heartstopping thrills and raucous fun from Whoopi Goldberg in her first book—an illustrated urban fairy tale
for kids of all ages. Young Alice has won a fantastic prize worth big bucks that she's sure will change her life
forever. But first, she has to claim it—in person—in the big city. Take off with Alice, her misfit pal Robin, and
their invisible rabbit friend on a wild and wacky journey. Illustrated in full color.
The Choices We Made: 25 women and men speak out about abortion, edited and with an introduction by Angela Bonavoglia, includes essays by Whoopi Goldberg,
Rita Moreno, Margot Kidder, Polly Bergen, Jill Clayburgh, Anne Archer and Kathy Najimy; Random House: 1990
West Coast Plays, 21-22,
by Robert Hurwitt (Editor). Published by the California Theatre Council; ISBN: 0934782210, 1988
Contains text of several plays, including five segments of Whoopi Goldberg'sSpook Show (The Junkie, Surfer Chick, Little Girl with Blonde Hair, The Story of Bill
and Hospital Lady) and Whoopi in Wonderland, an essay on Whoopi's life and work (up to that
point) by Misha Berson.
Forewords, Introductions and other Contributions By Whoopi
The Complete Peanuts 1959-1960
by Charles M. Schulz, Seth (Designer), Whoopi Goldberg (Introduction). How many "firsts" in this book!
The first "Psychiatric help" strip, the first Miss Othmar sequence, the first "Great Pumpkin" story, the first appearance of
Sally and the beginning of her one-sided flirt with Linus, who also will face his blanket-hating grandma for the first time.
Really, this book is a gem, and it marks a turning point in Peanuts history. The preface with the interview to Whoopi
Goldberg is also remarkable: it gives an unusual insight in Schulz's strip and characters, and it celebrates Schulz art
as being universal and profoundly humane: although being a conservative, Schulz never pressed his points in his strip, and
humanity prevailed on political bias, and Whoopi Goldberg recognized that. Fantagraphics; ISBN: 1560976713; May 19, 2006
Thanks & Giving: All Year Long
by Marlo Thomas, Christopher Cerf (Editor). This colorful collection of stories, poems, and songs will take
readers on a lighthearted and thoughtful (but never overserious) adventure. Whoopi Goldberg is just one of
dozens of celebrity contributors. Simon & Schuster Children's Publishing; ISBN: 0689877323; November 2, 2004
People We Know, Horses They Love
by Jill Rappaport, Wendy Wilkinson, Linda Soloman (Photographer). A beautiful blend of pictures and text, this
book introduces readers to 39 celebrity horse lovers, with first-person comments on what they love about horses
and riding. From Robert Redford to American Indian activist Russell Means and model Christie Brinkley, a love
of horses is at the center of their lives. Best-selling author Tami Hoag tells of learning the art of dressage
when she was growing up in Minnesota, and Whoopi Goldberg talks about the horses of New York.
Rodale Books; ISBN: 1579548571; October 1, 2004
Destined to Witness: Growing up Black in Nazi Germany
by Hans J. Massaquoi. In a unique addition to the literature of life under the Third Reich, Massaquoi,
a former managing editor of Ebony magazine, chronicles his life as the son of a German nurse and Al-Haj Massaquoi, the
son of the Liberian consul general to Germany. Soon after his birth in Hamburg in 1926, the author's father returned
to Liberia to bolster his family's failing stature in national politics, leaving his wife and son to grapple with
everyday life amid the rise of fascism in Germany. The Reich's racial politics were so steadfastly drummed into German
schoolchildren that the young Hans quickly acquired an anti-Semitic outlook only to realize that he was also subject
to discrimination as a non-Aryan. He sought intellectual escape from German nationalism through reading books by Jules
Verne, Arthur Conan Doyle and James Fenimore Cooper; in his idealization of African-American athletes Joe Lewis and
Jesse Owens; and by learning how to play jazz and his involvement with the "swingboys" officially condemned as purveyors
of "degenerate" music and dance. Massaquoi and his mother survived both Nazi rule and the devastating 1943 British
bombing of Hamburg. He tells of life after the war, of befriending black American soldiers, of moving to Liberia in
1948 and of his subsequent move to America in 1950, where he came to feel that racism was as prevalent as it had been
under the Third Reich. Thoughtful and well written, Massaquoi's memoir adds nuance to our comprehension of 20th-century
political and personal experience.
William Morrow & Company; 1st ed edition; ISBN: 0688171559; November 1999
Alaska Roadhouse Recipes
by Kris Graef (Editor), [foreward by Whoopi Goldberg]. Morris Communications Corp; ISBN: 1878425595; January 1999
Gypsy: A Memoir, by Gypsy Rose Lee, with an introduction by Whoopi Goldberg and an afterword by Erik Lee Preminger. Simon & Schuster New York: [1986], 1957
Audiobook, by Whoopi Goldberg. Published by BDD Audio Publishing, November 1, 1997
As one of the best-known, most beloved entertainers of our time, Whoopi Goldberg has also garnered a reputation as a fierce,
bracingly honest voice of wisdom and wit. Captured here, reading her own best-selling book, is her unique, pull-no-punches take on the
world today, featuring anecdotes from a singularly fascinating life well lived and her opinions on everything we care about most.
Having our say: the Delany sister's first 100 years, by Sarah and A. Elizabeth Delany with Amy Hill Hearth, read by Whoopi Goldberg. Audio Renaissance. April 1994
Filled with humor, keen insight, and poignant anecdotes, this inspiring memoir is of two
sisters—Bessie, age 102, and Sadie, age 104. They offer a rare glimpse of the birth of black
freedom and the rise of the black middle class.
Nightmares & Dreamscapes, by Stephen King, narrated by Rob Lowe, Whoopi Goldberg, Tim Curry, Tabitha King and Stephen King. Penguin Audio. 1994
There are no children here, by Alex Kotlowitz, read by Whoopi Goldberg. Publishing Mills. April, 1992
This bestselling expose presents the tender underside of America's
inner cities, the children, and reveals a side of our society that
people often refuse to see. 2 cassettes.
Jump!: The Adventures of Brer Rabbit, by Joel Chandler Harris; Book and Cassette adapted by Van Dyke Parks and Malcolm Jones, Read by Whoopi Goldberg. Harcourt Brace Jovanovich, San Diego: December 1990
Whoopi
Goldberg, by Judy DeBoer. Creative Education, October 1998.
Whoopi
Goldberg: Her Journey from Poverty to Mega-Stardom, by James Robert Parish. Published
by Birch Lane Press, Secaucus, NJ: December, 1997.
This insightful biography traces the life and career of Whoopi Goldberg, exploring what
makes her tick, how her irreverent and impressive persona gets her into trouble, why she
is is such a workaholic, and how this unconventional actress has earned an unexpected
reputation as a femme fatale.
Author Parish is a former entertainment reporter and today's most popular
celebrity biographer, whose credits range from The Liza Minelli Story to Rosie
O'Donnell's Biography.
Whoopi
Goldberg (Junior World Biographies) by Sandor Katz. Chelsea House (Juvenile), New
York: November 1996
Here is a revealing look at the dynamic Academy Award-winning actress and
popular comedian, from her many years of poverty to her involvement with
Comic Relief and her successful stand-up and film career.
Whoopi
Goldberg: Entertainer by Rose Blue and Corinne J. Naden. Chelsea House (Juvenile),
New York: September 1994
I Used To Spy, by Bradford Earle Randolph.
$6.00. Published Online by Author June 2000; 106 Pages: 0.8 MB (798 KB) PDF
In 1993 Whoopi's agent was contacted with a proposal that would have
brought her together with Bill Cosby and Robert Culp in a remake of the old TV
series I Spy. The story was called I Used To Spy, by Bradford
Earle Randolph. Her agent declined the offer, but the story is now available
as an online book. Whoopi's character is Yolanda Temple, a former Black
Panther Party member from the 70's now working in a low key CIA role . . . that
is until all hell breaks loose.
Theme Park Narrations
Virtual Tour Guide
Universal Studios Hollywood Studio Tour. (2006) "Her voice adds humor and perspective to the live banter by studio
guides as they lead trips through the history of Hollywood on 45-minute tours of movie and television sets."
Whoopi narrates the children's headphone tour of Philadelphia's
Lights of Liberty show, which projects
patriotic images of the American Revolution on Independence Hall and other buildings.
Newman's Own Virgin Lemonade.
The lemonade was based on a secret family recipe from Newman's wife, actress Joanne Woodward. They promoted
the product by dressing Whoopi Goldberg in a virginal gown to proclaim the lemonade restored virginity.
MCI Friends and Family
Avon Products
Games
Trivial Pursuit Unhinged had been released in various game formats. This enhanced
version of the classic Trivial Pursuit game
features thousands of questions, read by a team of celebrities each hosting a category, including
Terry Bradshaw (sports & leisure), Brooke Burke (geography), John Cleese (history), Whoopi
Goldberg (entertainment), John Ratzenberger (art & literature), and Bill Nye the Science
Guy (science & nature). Versions will be released for the
PlayStation 2,
XBox and for
Windows 98/ME/XP
Music Videos
Bonnie Raitt - You Got It. Bonnie recorded this cover of Roy Orbison's hit for the movie
Boys On The Side.
Aretha Franklin - Jumpin' Jack Flash
The Travelling Wilburys - Wilbury Twist. A star-studded video (John Candy , Eric Idle, Cheech Marine, Whoopi Goldberg, Woody Harrelson, Fred Svage, Bob & Fab from Milli Vanilli were in it) was produced for the track, but it was rarely seen. Shot in Los Angeles, it was completed on February 28th, 1991.
Audio Recordings See ACME Whoopi's Merchandise page for a complete list of soundtracks and other CDs that can be purchased
Whoopi Goldberg: original Broadway show recording Geffen Goldline Records, Los Angeles, CA: 1985.
Produced by Mike Nichols. Fontaine (33 min., 5 sec.) — Surfer chick (7 min., 14 sec.) — Crippled lady (7 min., 24
sec.) — Little girl (6 min., 8 sec.). Lacks the Jamaican Woman segment, which is only on the
video.
Grammy Award Winner for Best Comedy Recording
Videos See ACME Whoopi's Merchandise page for a complete list of videos that can be purchased or rented
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