Meghan McCain Shares Adorable Photo Of Daughter Liberty

Coronation Street star Simon Gregson is in talks to host a motoring show.The soap star - who has played cabbie Steve McDonald in the ITV show since 1989 - and his pals, Wheelers Dealers host Mike Brewer and Salvage Hunters presenters Paul Cowland and Drew Pritchard, are in discussions about a new series focusing on his passion for cars.He said: “I’m very good friends with Mike Brewer and Paul Cowland and Drew Pritchard, who all do car shows, of course.“And we’re actually in talks at the moment about possibly getting something off the ground.“So fingers crossed.”As well as creating a new car show, Simon, 47, has set his sights on presenting Top Gear one day.He said: “I’d absolutely love to [host Top Gear]. Ever since I could push a little car around the carpet they have been a huge passion of mine.“And yeah, it’s just the best job in the world to present that show.”Simon had some time away from the Corrie cobbles when he starred in ITV’s I’m A Celebrity...

A final farewell! Meghan McCain gave her last host sign-off on The View after announcing that season 24 would be her last.

Meghan McCain is signing off.

It was all good feelings for Meghan McCain’s farewell.

Meghan McCain has officially left  On Friday, the 36-year-old conservative commentator celebrated her final day on the ABC talk show with two special guests — her mom, Cindy McCain, and Arizona Sen. Kyrsten Sinema. «I am so proud of Meghan. What I look forward to, in many ways, is to see more of her and to certainly see more of my granddaughter, Liberty,» Cindy, 67, shared.

Meghan McCain’s final, argument-free episode of ABC’s The View ended in smiles and well wishes without so much as an echo of her famous on-air contretemps with co-hosts.

The View,” Meghan McCain said goodbye to the ABC daytime show on Friday.Her last day on the long-running chat show included discussions of whether or not it is justifiable to break off friendships over a refusal to get vaccinated against COVID-19, a conversation with U.S. Senator Kyrsten Sinema (D-AZ), a visit from McCain’s mother and nominee for US Ambassador to the UN Agencies for Food and Agriculture Cindy McCain, and a special sendoff message from former Speaker of the House Paul Ryan. The show also offered a clip package of some of McCain’s biggest moments from her time on the series.McCain closed out the show saying by thanking her co-hosts for her time on the show.

All of the hosts of The View weighed-in on New York Governor Andrew Cuomo’s, 63, sexual harassment allegations on Wednesday August 4. Meghan McCain, 37, called out both the governor and his brother, CNN anchor Chris Cuomo, 50, for the anchor’s lack of coverage of Andrew’s scandals, via The Independent.

Meghan McCain is facing criticism for attacking Kathy Griffin on The View shortly after the comedian revealed that she is battling lung cancer. On Monday, Griffin shared on social media that she had been diagnosed with stage one lung cancer and was undergoing surgery to have half of her left lung removed.

Kathy Griffin after her cancer diagnosis, Meghan McCain took a different route.While on "The View," the daughter of John McCain, who famously fought brain cancer before passing in 2018, tore into the comedian for unkind jokes she made two decades ago about singer Clay Aiken."My issue with Kathy Griffin is — I'm gonna name drop — Clay Aiken is one of my closest friends in the entire world. He's ostensibly my brother.

Monday’s episode of “The View” kicked off with the woman discussing Kathy Griffin’s lung cancer diagnosis. 

The View‘s Meghan McCain is exercising her right to a final work week of really unfiltered expression, responding to author Mary L. Trump’s claim that McCain lacked the courage to face off in an interview segment today.

Meghan McCain’s final week on “The View” is already generating controversy.

The View co-host Meghan McCain isn’t off to an easy final week on the ABC daytime talk show: On today’s episode, guest Mary Trump accused the departing McCain of lacking “the courage” to appear in Trump’s segment.

Meghan McCain, 37, was noticeably absent when author and former President Donald Trump‘s niece Mary Trump, 56, was a guest on the Monday August 2 episode of The View. Mary came on the show to discuss her upcoming book The Reckoning and share thoughts about her uncle after his presidency. While the other View co-hosts participated in the interview, Mary slyly called out Meghan near the end of her interview. “It’s a shame that your colleague didn’t have the courage to come on and have this conversation with me,” she said. HollywoodLife reached out to representatives for Meghan and The View for comment.

A back-and-forth Twitter discussion between producer Franklin Leonard and Ben Stiller has opened up a discussion about nepotism in Hollywood.

A tweet from Ben Stiller kicked off a discussion on nepotism during Thursday’s edition of “The View”.

Heather Locklear has lined up a brand new movie to star in.

Don’t Sweat the Small Stuff.” When he suddenly dies, Kristine struggles to cope with overwhelming grief and raising her two children alone, while dealing with the self-help empire he left behind. Kristine continues to uphold her husband’s legacy and through self-discovery, she truly learns to not sweat the small stuff.First published in 1997, the New York Times best-selling series has sold over 25 million copies.

EXCLUSIVE: Lifetime has given a green light to new original movie Don’t Sweat The Small Stuff: The Kristine Carlson Story (working title), with Heather Locklear (Melrose Place) set to star in the title role, and Meghan McCain executive producing. This is McCain’s first project since she announced her departure as co-host of ABC’s Emmy-winning daytime talk show The View at the end of the month.

After leaving her co-host position on “The View”, Meghan McCain is calling for more people to “stop glamorizing overworking.”