Diane Sawyer

Diane was ranked #38 Glamour's The 50 Most Glamorous Women of '08.

In 1989, Diane began working for ABC News as co-host of Primetime Live.

Diane has been the recipient of two Peabody Awards for public service.

In 2003, Diane was the recipient of a GLAAD Excellence in Media Award for her reporting about the murder of Matthew Shepard.

Diane is a member of Television Academy of Fame.

Diane once said that she loves to knit.

Diane has been the recipient of 11 Emmy Awards for her journalism reporting.

There were rumors for years that Diane was actually "Deep Throat".

In 1999, Diane began her co-hosting gig on Good Morning America.

Diane onced dated actor Warren Beatty.

Diane actually intended on being a lawyer and even went to one semester of law school before she chose journalism.

On April 29th 1988, Diane married director Mike Nichols.

After Nixon resigned, Diane actually helped him put together his memoirs in San Clemente, California.

In 1970, Diane began a working for the government and was an aide to President Nixon until Nixon was forced to resign in 1974.

Diane actually began her news career as a weather girl at WLKY-TV in Louisville, Kentucky.

In 1967, Diane earned her B.A. in English from Wellesley College.

Diane was the first female co-anchor of the CBS news program 60 Minutes.

In 1962, she was awarded the title of Kentucky's Junior Miss.

In 1963, Diane graduated from Seneca High School in Louisville, Kentucky.