#BBB NEWS| Oprah Reacts To Being Confused With Whoopi Goldberg On The Oscars Red Carpet [PHOTOS]

About that time time a beauty website confused Whoopi Goldberg with Oprah Winfrey… During Sunday night’s (Feb. 28) 88th Academy Awards, TotalBeauty.com made a the most awkward of mistakes by mixing up the host of The View with the media maven.

Taking note of Goldberg’s massive shoulder tattoo, the site attempted to give a compliment–only it was to the wrong woman. “We had no idea @Oprah was #tatted, and we love it. #Oscars,” the Twitter snafu read.

Taking back to Twitter to apologize for the mix-up, Total Beauty said sorry to anyone who was offended. They also announced that they were offering to donate $10,000 to the charities of Goldberg and Winfrey’s choice:

#BBB NEWS| Oprah Winfrey To Release Her Memoir Titled ‘The Life You Want’ In 2017

This book is already sold out and the author hasn’t penned a word. Kidding, but one can only imagine how many seconds it will take for Oprah Winfrey’s memoir to skyrocket to the top of the bestseller’s list.

It’s being reported by The Hollywood Reporter the media mogul signed a deal to pen an inspirational memoir set for a January 2017 release.

Titled The Life You Want, Ms. Winfrey inked a deal with Flatiron Books, an imprint of Macmillan. The 61-year-old is said to be in the very beginning stages of her book, but it will feature never-before told stories “even the painful ones.”

#BBB NEWS| Oprah And Beyoncé Snag Top Spots On Forbes’ ‘World’s 100 Most Powerful Women’

Forbes released their annual list of “The World’s 100 Most Powerful Women,” and 2015’s lineup featured 34 women of color, including internationally-known powerhouses, Michelle Obama, Oprah Winfrey, Beyoncé Knowles-Carter, and Attorney General Loretta Lynch.

The business magazine winded down an extensive catalog with well over 300 names to just 100 in eight areas: billionaires, business, celebrity, finance, media, philanthropy and intergovernmental organizations, politics and technology. It then concluded who ranks at which spot on the final list based on international impact and influence, and finances.

The first black First Lady of the United States fell two spots and landed at number 10, with Forbes citing Michelle Obama’s efforts in aiding homeless veterans in America and young women around the world. Oprah Winfrey was bumped up two spots, ranking at number 12 as a self-made billionaire with a growing $3 billion net worth.