The celebrity endorsement is not exactly new to politics, but then there’s never been a celebrity quite like Oprah Winfrey, who, until now, has never publicly backed a politician. USC history professor Steve Ross says that Barack Obama may have won over the most influential voter of all.
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Charlie Chaplin did not begin working with Mabel Normand until 1914, that being his first year in the movies.
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