Rosie O’Donnell is one of the many people in Hollywood who criticized Drew Barrymore‘s decision to resume production on her talk show amid the WGA strike.
Drew finally reversed course on her decision on Sunday (September 17), but before that, Rosie suggested what she should say to apologize for her actions.
Rosie took to Instagram on Saturday and shared her “advice 4 Drew Barrymore.”
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The View is one of the longest running daytime shows on TV, known for its intense political debates and constantly rotating roster of co-hosts.
The show centers around a panel of women from different backgrounds, who discuss the day’s biggest topics and conduct interviews with stars and politicians.
Ever since its debut in August of 1997, the show – created by Barbara Walters – has won over 30 Emmy Awards.
Throughout the course of the series, there have been 22 permanent co-hosts.
The View‘s 26th season just came to an end, and the panel has slimmed down to four recurring co-hosts – and two co-hosts officially joined!
Many of the panelists, past and present, count their success beyond just The View, bringing in some major money with their various ventures – including journalism, stand-up comedy and acting.
We’ve gathered together all of the names and ranked their net worth, from lowest to highest.
Find out how rich all of the past and present co-hosts of The View are…
Madonna was reportedly found unresponsive over the weekend, rushed to the hospital, and treated for a severe bacterial infection.
Fans have been so worried about the 64-year-old superstar, who was supposed to kick off her upcoming Celebration Tour in Canada next month.
Now, her pal Rosie O’Donnell has provided a health update.
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Rosie O’Donnell is opening up about her relationship with Ellen DeGeneres.
More specifically, the 61-year-old comedian addressed where she stood with Ellen after the former TV host made a hurtful comment about her that “really hurt [her] feelings.”
In a new interview, Rosie confirmed that Ellen recently apologized to her but hinted that she wasn’t ready to welcome the star back into her life.
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The television series Transparent is now a musical and it’s playing in Los Angeles for three more weeks!
Dylan Mulvaney, Angela Bassett, and more stars stepped out for the opening night performance of A Transparent Musical on Wednesday night (May 31) at Center Theater Group’s Mark Taper Forum in downtown Los Angeles.
More celebs in attendance included Trace Lysette, Johnny Sibilly, Frankie Grande, Peppermint, Rosie O’Donnell, Camryn Manheim, and Barrett Foa.
In the new show, audiences will follow the Transparent story through the Pfefferman family’s youngest child Ali Pfefferman as she navigates the ups and downs of self discovery. Ali’s Los Angeles Jewish family is filled with secrets, but when her parent, Maura transitions to the transgender matriarch she always knew she was, the family is forced to confront their own identities and navigate their relationships with each other.
Transparent creator Joey Soloway wrote the show with sibling Faith Soloway and MJ Kaufman.
The musical will conclude its limited run on June 25.
Meghan McCain went in on her time on The View in a revealing new essay.
The 38-year-old acted as a conservative voice on the show for several years before leaving in 2021. She reflected on the show, her experiences with it and more after Rosie O’Donnell spoke negatively about her own time as a host.
In an essay on the Daily Mail, Meghan revealed a topic she wasn’t allowed to discuss on air, conversations she had with other former hosts about the show and what she thought it took to “survive” there.
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Graham Phillips is back on stage, this time taking on an iconic role in a Stephen Sondheim musical!
The 29-year-old actor is taking on the lead role in Sunday in the Park with George and he celebrated at the opening night performance on Sunday (February 19) at the Pasadena Playhouse in Pasadena, Calif.
Graham was joined by co-star Krystina Alabado, who is taking on the role of Dot.
The Los Angeles Times notes, “Pasadena Playhouse has pulled out all the stops for Sunday In the Park With George, the first main-stage offering of the festival. Directed by Sarna Lapine, this sumptuous production boasts a full orchestra under the music direction of Broadway veteran Andy Einhorn and an extensive (and no doubt murderously expensive) cast.”
Some of the celebs in attendance for the opening included Rosie O’Donnell, Anna Camp, Alfred Molina, Once Upon a Time‘s Lana Parrilla, Young Sheldon‘s Iain Armitage, Sex/Life‘s Jonathan Sadowski, and Broadway star Carmen Cusack.
Sunday in the Park with George is running at the Pasadena Playhouse through March 19. Get tickets now!
