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Whoopi Goldberg has some big news!

during a virtual appearance on “The Late Late Show With James Corden” Tuesday.The “Ghost” star, 64, dropped the bombshell after Corden asked why a tertiary installment of the nostalgic ’90s comedy never happened. “For a long time they kept saying no one wanted to see it,” said Goldberg, “and then quite recently it turns out that may not be true, people might want to see it.”In order to appease die-hard fans, “The View” co-host says she’s “working diligently to try to figure out how to get the gang together and come back.”Goldberg will likely reprise her starring role as Deloris Wilson from 1992’s “Sister Act,” which depicts a lounge singer who is forced to join a convent after being placed in the Witness Protection Program.

Sister Mary Clarence is hoping to be born again.Whoopi Goldberg appeared on The Late Late Show With James Corden on Tuesday night as she revealed that she is definitely interested in doing Sister Act 3.As the original came out in 1992 and was a smashing success at the box office, the 64-year-old star said she would love to return to the franchise.

Whoopi Goldberg is fully on board with “Sister Act 3”.

Whoopi Goldberg has always spoken her mind but it was her 2004 comments about then-President George W. Bush that nearly ended her career.

Whoopi Goldberg has said she “lost everything” after she made jokes about President George W Bush in 2004.

Drew Barrymore and Whoopi Goldberg have more in common than just being Hollywood actors.

Whoopi Goldberg spoke about returning to movies, her time on “The View”, and more in a new interview on SiriusXM’s “The Howard Stern Show”.

Paula Faris, 44, is finally telling her side of the story leading up to her sensationalized exit from The View in 2018. In her new book Called Out: Why I Traded Two Dream Jobs for a Life of True Calling, released on April 21, Paula shut down a 2016 Daily Mail report that claimed she insisted her supposed “nemesis,” former co-host Whoopi Goldberg, sabotaged her time on the talk show! “The writer (whom I refuse to call a journalist) spun a fantastical tale about how I’d been told I was being cut in my dressing room, how I’d lost my cool and blamed Whoopi,” Paula recalled in her new book.

She's been on the panel of "The View" twice, but Rosie O'Donnell has no interest in heading back to the daytime show.

After Rosie O’Donnell left The View for a second time in February 2015, she says now that she won’t be returning as long as moderator Whoopi Goldberg is on the show. In an April 7 interview with Howard Stern, he asked the 58-year-old comedienne about a possible return to the ABC talker and she shut him down, saying, “No. I think we all agreed that the last time it was better for everyone. Whoopi really didn’t like me.” Rosie re-joined the show in fall 2014 with a revamped panel that included Rosie Perez and Nicolle Wallace. She ended up not even finishing out the season, departing the show in Feb. 2015. Rosie initially appeared on The View in 2006-07.

Whoopi Goldberg was a no-show on her U.S. daytime talk show The View on Tuesday after taking a break to visit her doctor.

Whoopi Goldberg chose to sit out from The View today in order to check-in with her doctor.

After a life-threatening battle with pneumonia in 2019, Whoopi Goldberg made the decision to visit her doctor and see if continuing to host The View amid the global coronavirus pandemic will endanger her health. Whoopi, 64, was absent from the March 17 episode of The View, and co-host Sunny Hostin explained at the top of the show what was going on. “Just to be extra careful, Whoopi is consulting with her doctor today. She wants everyone to know she feels fine, and plans on being back here tomorrow,” Sunny said. Whoopi’s departure comes just five days after Joy Behar, 70, announced that she would be stepping back from the The View for at least a week amid the pandemic, citing the heightened risk to elderly people.

Whoopi Goldberg has a message for everyone on Facebook on Juneteenth.

The View co-host Whoopi Goldberg is responding to the report about ABC executive Barbara Fedida allegedly making racist comments.

Whoopi Goldberg spoke to Andy Cohen about systemic racism during an appearance on Sunday’s “Watch What Happens Live”.

The women of “The View” don’t want to see history erased.

Whoopi Goldberg spoke about police brutality and the protests happening around the world in a new “Another Day” Facebook video.

Whoopi Goldberg fears she may have contracted a coronavirus similar to Covid-19 after her battle with pneumonia last year.

Whoopi Goldberg has told of the pneumonia and sepsis battle that landed her in hospital.