Roseanne Barr: Last News

Dan Conner is a man of conflicting emotions. The widower at the heart of The Conners, the spinoff to ABC's Roseanne revival that killed off Roseanne Barr's character in the series premiere, grew close to Louise (Katey Sagal), only to cut things off with the character.

Roseanne Barr believes that the coronavirus pandemic is someone’s clever ploy to wipe out her generation. The comedian and former sitcom star sat down for a remote interview with friend and fellow comic Norm Macdonald for an episode of his new YouTube series, “Quarantined With Norm Macdonald,” in which the former “Saturday Night Live” star calls up celebrity friends to discuss how they’re living under the new pandemic conditions.

Roseanne Barr has claimed that the coronavirus is a conspiracy “to get rid of all my generation”.

Roseanne Barr has shared a wild conspiracy theory suggesting the coronavirus outbreak is a plot to kill off rich boomers.

Roseanne Barr has shared her thoughts on this whole coronavirus pandemic, dubbing it a ‘conspiracy’ to ‘get rid’ of her generation.

The disgraced actress appeared on former SNL star Norm MacDonald's YouTube series, Quarantined With Norm MacDonald on Sunday when she made the outlandish claims.

Never one to shy away from controversy, Roseanne Barr is back with outlandish claims about COVID-19.

She's long been known for promoting outlandish conspiracy theories - from insisting 9/11 was an inside job to promoting the bizarre Pizzagate smear against Hillary Clinton and supporting anti-vaxxers.Now, Roseanne Barr has come up with another - suggesting the coronavirus is simply a ruse to kill off rich boomers.'You know what it is, Norm? I think they're just trying to get rid of all my generation,' Barr, 67, speculated onNorm MacDonald's new YouTube seriesQuarantined With Norm MacDonald on Sunday. Conspiracy theory:Roseanne Barr claims coronavirus is a ruse to 'get rid of all my generation' by killing off rich boomers; she is seen in 2018'The boomer ladies that, you know, that inherited their, you know, are widows.

Roseanne Barr has weighed in on the novel coronavirus pandemic — and she seemingly believes it is acunning plan (unclear whose, exactly) to kill baby boomers. The onetime star of her self-titled ABC show spoke with Norm Macdonald for his new YouTube series,Quarantined With Norm Macdonald, where he calls up famous friends and talks to them over speaker phone while the camera is rolling.

Antonio Sabato Jr. was one of the few actors who publicly supported Donald Trump in the 2016 election. His candidate won, but his career in Hollywood ended.

Dip s**t Donald Trump is at it again.

Roseanne Barr is back in the news, and as is usually the case, it’s for saying something bafflingly weird.

pic.twitter.com/0aYRtt8AUUFans were understandably confused, with many wondering if this was meant as a show of support or disapproval. Roseanne, of course, was a staunch supporter of Trump while he was a candidate for president.In June 2016, she told The Hollywood Reporter that America would be "lucky" if Trump were to win.

When Rosanne Barr is in the headline, you know the story is going to be out there. 

Wanda Sykes and Scott Baio had an interesting exchange on Twitter.

Scott Baio and Wanda Sykes don’t see eye to eye about a recent interview in which Joe Biden said, “If you have a problem figuring out whether you’re for me or [Donald] Trump, then you ain’t black.” The Democratic nominee voiced the latter during an interview with Charlamagne tha God on The Breakfast Club, May 22. Sykes later defended Biden by suggesting on Twitter that he “made a bad joke.”

The Timbaland-produced track references R. Kelly, Bill Cosby, and Roseanne Barr

During a momentary pause in the Verzuz battle between Ludacris and Nelly on Saturday night (May 16) due to the latter’s Internet issues, Luda debuted part of “Silence of the Lambs,” a new track featuring Lil Wayne that was produced by Timbaland and included references to Bill Cosby, R. Kelly and Roseanne Barr.“I love R.