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The comedian reflected on the shocking TV moment in a new interview on the “Ricki-Lee, Tim Joel” radio show, recalling how late producer Bill Geddie was not one to be caught off guard on live ...

O'Donnell also looked back at her previously closer friendship with Hasselbeck before their heated argument about America's involvement in the Iraq war. By Katherine Schaffstall Rosie O’Donnell looked ...

Rosie O’Donnell is reflecting on that iconic daytime fight. The comedian, 63, came to blows with her “View” co-host Elisabeth Hasselbeck in 2007 over American military activity in the Middle East ...

Pete Ward took his microphones, recording equipment and a bullwhip into a cave in Sweden, taking a crack at capturing something iconic. The audio director at MachineGames was recording the sound ...

"I bent over backwards for this woman," O'Donnell remembered. O'Donnell and Hasselbeck famously fell out on the air, leading to O'Donnell's initial exit from the talk show. The comedian and actress ...

Comedian Rosie O'Donnell has pulled back the curtain on her infamous 2007 argument on "The View" with Republican TV personality Elisabeth Hasselbeck. While on the "Ricki-Lee, Tim & Joel" show, the ...

Nearly two decades after O’Donnell and Hasselbeck butted heads on the ABC talk show, the comedian is claiming the incident was "prepared" by producers In May 2007, O'Donnell accused Hasselbeck of not ...

"Honey, this wasn't about you or your character," O'Donnell said as she reacted to Hasselbeck's emotional response to her comments Lou Rocco/Disney General Entertainment Content via Getty; Rosie ...

Rosie O'Donnell has a surprising theory about a dramatic fight on The View that helped define her legacy with the daytime new show. The 63-year-old comedian and talk show host claimed during an ...

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It was always hard to imagine Foreigner without Lou Gramm. But he's been gone now from the group for more than 20 years. Happily, a series of events have put him back behind the microphone for ongoing ...