The View: Last News

Jenny McCarthy is reflecting on her time on “The View.”The actress, 52, got candid on co-hosting the daytime talk show from 2013 to 2014.“I was hired to bring pop culture to ‘The View,’” McCarthy told Maria Menounos on her “Heal Squad” upcoming podcast episode, per Us Weekly. “They got rid of — at the time — Joy [Behar] and Elisabeth [Hasselbeck]. They wanted to do a whole flip of the show and lighten it up.”Despite joining the show under the impression of being a “pop culture buzzy girl,” the model alleged the show’s direction changed shortly after.McCarthy recalled a moment in particular with her co-host Barbara Walters — who was on “The View” from 1997 until 2014.The “Jenny” alum made a comment about Katy Perry, who Walters had “just interviewed” for a special.

Late Late Show,” where she discussed her recent decision to move out of the U.S., her longstanding feud with Trump and more.At one point, she touched on Trump’s comment about her to Irish Prime Minister Micheál Martin during his visit to the White House earlier this month, admitting she wrote Martin an apology.She was shown a clip from Trump’s meeting with Martin, and when asked how it felt to watch it, she said it was “very, very surreal.”“He’s been doing it for two decades, and I’m still not used to it every time he does,” she added, referencing their feud, which began after she made comments about him on “The View” in 2006.O’Donnell continued, “I felt very troubled that they put the taoiseach (Irish prime minister) in that position and didn’t treat him with the respect that a leader of that kind deserves when he’s visiting the White House. I wrote the taoiseach with a little note apology to his email and got a note back that they had received it and thanked me.

said of his hair loss medication. “Propecia for your hair makes your thing not work as much, so then you have to take Viagra to undo the Propecia.”“But, I want to have good hair,” he added during his chat with the panel at the “Hot Topics” table.

“The View.”Behar started the conversation by sharing Gwyneth Paltrow’s response to a remark that Markle, 43, is “moving in on her territory as a lifestyle guru” with her new Netflix series “With Love, Meghan.”“I was raised to see other women as friends, not foes,” the Goop founder, 52, said to Vanity Fair Tuesday. “I think there’s always more than enough to go around.“Everybody deserves an attempt at everything that they want to try,” Paltrow added.The “Shallow Hal” alum recalled her mom, actress Blythe Danner, 82, telling her, “Another woman is never your competition.

called into “The View” on Friday to speak with co-hosts Joy Behar, Sunny Hostin, Sara Haines, Ana Navarro and Alyssa Farah Griffin.The former television host started off the prerecorded interview by explaining why she went to the hospital on Monday.“Well, I went to the hospital. I was having a little angina… I went to the hospital where I lived, you know what I’m saying, at this memory unit on this floor. I needed a breath of fresh air.

New York City assisted living facility while fighting to end her court-ordered guardianship. Williams was diagnosed with aphasia and frontotemporal dementia diagnosis — but she has denied being incapacitated.“She is in great shape mentally and physically,” her brother, Tommy Williams, told Us Weekly Wednesday. “Let her out.”Wendy, who has been under the legal guardianship that oversees her finances and health since 2022, tossed a handwritten note begging for help out of her window Monday.“Help! Wendy!!” the note read.She was later photographed being taken to Lenox Hill Hospital.It was then determined that her mental capacity was intact.

talk show’s guest listing for this week.Williams will make a phone call to the show to speak with co-hosts Whoopi Goldberg, Joy Behar, Sunny Hostin, Sara Haines, Ana Navarro and Alyssa Farah Griffin.Also on the call will be Ginalisa Monterroso, the founder and president of Connect Care Advisory Group, which aims to helps patients and caregivers navigate their benefits.The Post contacted Williams’ lawyer, who declined to comment.The interview comes on the heels of the radio personality tossing a handwritten note begging for help out of the window of her New York assisted living facility on Monday.“Help! Wendy!!” the message read.At the time, police and law enforcement sources told The Post that the call came in around 11:15 a.m.

on Meghan Markle’s new Netflix show. The “Sex Lives of College Girls” creator, 45, appeared on Thursday’s episode of “The View” to discuss her new show “Running Point,” when co-host Alyssa Farrah Griffin asked what her experience was like cooking and hanging out with Meghan, 43, on the duchess’ cooking and lifestyle series, “With Love, Meghan.”‘You know, I had a great time,” she began before alluding to social media chatter about an exchange she had with Meghan over the duchess’ last name (it’s “Sussex” not “Markle”).“I noticed that whenever I do something, anything related to Meghan it becomes, like—” she began before pausing as she seemed to search for the right words.“Big news,” co-host Whoopi Goldberg offered.

the deadly LA fires. On Monday’s episode of “The View,” the Oscar-winner, 69, said that last week’s hurricane-force winds that blew throughout Southern California are responsible for sparking the flames that have wreaked havoc across Los Angeles County.“There was a fire catastrophe in California.

The View frontman Kyle Falconer has announced plans for a new acoustic album ‘The One I Love The Most’.The record, which is out on February 7, features acoustic versions of his songs from The View and his solo LPs, inspired by women. It is available to pre-order here.It also features brand new track, ‘Angelina’, which you can listen to below.Of the album, Falconer said: “‘The One I Love The Most’ came from an idea I had after getting my own studio in Spain. I thought about all the girls’ names I had written about and thought it would be a great romantic idea to put them all in one place and release the record for Valentine’s Day.

Joy Behar appears to be feeling frisky this festive season. On Friday’s episode of “The View” the 82-year-old was asked to demonstrate her “resting gift face” — a look made when receiving a present that you don’t want.

the bipartisan spending bill that lawmakers on Capitol Hill are hoping to pass and in turn avoid a government shutdown. “Who is in charge?” asked Goldberg, a vocal critic of President-elect Trump, 78. “Because I’ve been saying it for a while.

Whoopi Goldberg was hoping for one short day when it came to “Wicked” talk.On Tuesday’s episode of “The View,” the 69-year-old pretended to sleep as the group discussed a “Wicked” meme involving its stars Ariana Grande and Cynthia Erivo.Goldberg placed her chin firmly into her palm after introducing the viral interview moment during the show’s Hot Topics segment.Tracy E. Gilchrist for Out magazine told Erivo and Grande that fans of the project “are holding space” with the lyrics of “Defying Gravity,” which sparked an emotional reaction from Erivo, 37, during their press tour.“I didn’t know that was happening.

former congressman’s 23 criminal charges, including wire fraud. Several minutes later, she was forced to read a message from show producers that was sent to her iPhone. “One minute, I just got a note,” Behar told the audience looking down at her device.

“The View” co-host, 82, revealed that her birth name — Josephine Victoria “Joy” Behar — is an homage to her Italian grandmother, who once threatened to kill herself and her own children.Behar, a self-proclaimed lasagna queen, dropped the interesting family tidbit on Wednesday’s episode of the show’s “Behind the Table” podcast, telling “View” producer Brian Teta that her name stems from her “wacky” paternal grandma who lived in Turin, Italy. “I was born Josephine, named after my father’s mother, who was a little wacky, I understand,” Behar said on the podcast. “My grandfather decided to come to Brooklyn to visit his brother who was here.”The comedian shared that her grandmother made the disturbing threat after he stayed in the U.S.

President-elect Donald Trump’s newly announced pick for Secretary of Education, WWE co-founder Linda McMahon.“I don’t think Donald Trump is just going to abolish the Department of Education,” said Griffin, who worked in the first Trump administration but endorsed Kamala Harris in the 2024 election.“I think he’s going to move to invest more on voucher systems in education savings plans,” the chat show co-host added of Trump.Hostin was having none of it.“What happens with vouchers, the studies show very clearly, that they fund students that are already attending private schools, so people with money get those vouchers, use those vouchers to pay less for their private schools, and their kids go on to do well,” the left-leaning legal expert said.“Where do you get the money for those vouchers? You pull the money from those poor schools,” she went on.Despite attempts to interrupt Hostin, Griffin was unsuccessful.“Let me get in just to make it a conversation,” she said before pointing out that Hostin went to private school while she attended public school.As Hostin continued to make her case loudly against school vouchers, with Griffin trying to interject, Goldberg decided to stop the conversation.“Nobody can figure out what’s being said here right now,” the Oscar winner exclaimed.Hostin tried to continue, saying she wanted to finish making her point — but Goldberg wouldn’t allow it. “No.

engaged in illegal sex trafficking. Hostin had ranted minutes earlier about the allegations against Gaetz, President-elect Donald Trump’s choice to run the Justice Department.“How could you nominate someone with allegations of child trafficking or trafficking across state lines and having sex with a 17-year-old?” Hostin asked viewers, according to a clip of the Tuesday show that was shared on X.“My understanding, further on in the interview, they discuss the fact that once he finds out that she’s 17, he stops having sex with her,” added Hostin, a former federal prosecutor.

She’s never been shy in sharing her opinion — but now Sunny Hostin has one less platform to do it on. “The View” co-host has confirmed she deleted her X account in the wake of Donald Trump’s presidential election win, saying she believes it was a “patriotic” act.Hostin, 56, made the admission on the “Behind The Table” podcast earlier this week, saying she no longer wants to be associated with the site because it’s owned by avid Trump supporter Elon Musk.

“The View,” Goldberg and her co-hosts Sunny Hostin, Alyssa Farah Griffin, Joy Behar and Sara Haines, took a moment to celebrate her 69th birthday.To mark the special occasion, the ladies indulged in some Charlotte Russe desserts that the “Ghost” actress said was her mom’s favorite growing up.But the sweet moment soon turned sour, when Goldberg claims that the Staten Island bakery — which she chose not to name — initially declined to take her order due to her left-leaning political views.The bakeshop was identified by Entertainment Weekly as Holtermann’s Bakery, a family-owned spot loved by locals.“Now, I should tell you, Charlotte Russe has no political leanings, and the place that made these refused to make them for me,” Goldberg said on the show, prompting strong reactions from the audience and co-stars.“They said that their ovens had gone down, all kinds of stuff, but folks went and got them anyway, which is why I’m not telling you who made them.”The “Sister Act” star added that her order wasn’t taken not because she’s a woman, but rather because “they did not like my politics.”“But that’s okay, because you know what? Listen, this is my mother’s celebration. Pick these up and celebrate with me and my mom.

Whoopi Goldberg, 69, shared during her birthday episode of “The View” on Wednesday that she enjoys experiencing a specific type of oral pleasure.While standing in front of a giant wheel of cheese with her face engraved on it, the “Sister Act” star went through a list of her favorite products in honor of her special day.When co-host Sara Haines said to her colleague, “I always wanted my face on cheese,” Goldberg responded, “I like to be eaten from time to time.”The studio audience erupted in laugher and applause while Haines returned and embraced Goldberg in a giant hug.“Nevermind,” the host continued. “This is a wheel of authentic Parmigiano Reggiano from Italy, and this has been aged for 24 months and it’s a testament to Italian tradition and quality.”But it wasn’t all smooth sailing for Goldberg’s on-air party.During the show, the icon suspected that a certain establishment refused to make treats for her birthday episode due to her political views.Shortly after closing out the show at the “Hot Topics” table with a round of Charlotte Russe desserts, Goldberg declined to name the bakery that made the tasty treats because she assumed they initially denied her order over her strong beliefs.According to Entertainment Weekly, the shop was Holtermann’s Bakery on Staten Island, and the store’s owner, Jill Holtermann, confirmed to the outlet that Goldberg initially requested the desserts two weeks ago.However, Holtermann denied the insinuation that she didn’t want to complete the order over Goldberg’s left-leaning politics.“They’d asked us and we were having trouble with our boilers,” she revealed, noting that the talk show host initially requested treats for both a Nov.

Donald Trump’s second-term presidency. The “Sister Act” star addressed the studio audience, explaining: “If I had all the money in the world, I would not be here, OK? So, I’m a working person, you know?”“My kid has to feed her family. My great-granddaughter has to be fed by her family.