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She was so beyond help that not even Barbara Walters came to her rescue. The topic, of course, was the idiocy of Sarah Palin, which turned into another session of Elisabeth spouting off nonsensical remarks to defend her beloved McCain/Palin ticket. After Barbara correctly likened Palin's preparation for the debate to a high school student cramming for an exam, Elisabeth became extremely angry, which is when this happened (inciting a round of boos from the audience):
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» "Poor Woman."
Barbara Walters is brilliant! Rather than prolonging the tabloid conflict with former colleague Star Jones, the legendary journalist describes her as a "poor woman" and goes on to say, "I think she's suffering now… I'm not going to be a part of that." Sounds like a sympathetic comment, of course, but we all know she's really just calling Jones a loser. [HuffPo] |
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Barbara Walters and her vagina have been quite a hot topic since the legendary journalist revealed a past affair with married Senator Edward Brooke. In honor of Walters' revelation, The Soup produced this wildly hilarious/horrific commercial for One Decade in Barbara: The Barbara Waters Sex Tape. You may want to wait until after breakfast… |
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» Favorites.
Pennsylvania Senator Bob Casey endorsed Barack Obama today. Speaking of Obama, the candidate appears on The View this morning. We saw a clip of him grinning and bearing with Barbara Walters' advances. Being a politician's hard. [Reuters] |
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Barbara Walters sure knows how to hold a grudge. The View matriarch rebanned Kathy Griffin for sending her up in a recent comedy special. Says Griffin: "I get a call from [producer] Bill Geddie, and he says, 'You were too mean to Barbara [Walters] on your last special, so you can't come on.' Can you believe it?" No, we can't. That's possibly the most unbelievable thing we've heard since that whole WMD thing. |
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• Michelangelo's final sketch? • Gay activist Bob Kohler no longer living. R.I.P. • Amy Winehouse doesn't only have a raging coke addiction, she's got six Grammy nominations, too! |
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Sherri Shepherd sported a new 'do, but spouted the same old garbage on today's The View. Ms. Shepherd garnered headlines and ridicule after insisting Jesus predated history. The never-informed hostess has now informs the world how she'll do everything in her power to stop her boy from wearing a dress. So, what about a transgender child? "Not in my house!" Barbara Walters is not impressed. Christian comedienne Shepherd also says that while she would love her hypothetical gay son, "There would be certain behavior that would not be going on in my home." The holidays could get very tense… |
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Roseanne Barr Offers Barbed Comments, Too.
Excuse us while we burn out our eyes and cut off our testicles, which we'll never use again. O'Donnell wasn't totally insulting. The lesbian comedienne admits that Walters set the stage for female journalist, "…She paved the way for women. She interviewed Presidents…" Barr piped up: "Like Abraham Lincoln." Bitchery at its finest, ladies and germs. |
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Exhibits Multiple Personalities...
This is a train wreck of a book — part self-help psychobabble, part searing memoir — by a grown woman who lost her mother as a child. It's baffling and fascinating and brutally honest, although some stories defy logic. Much like Ms. O'Donnell herself. In addition to discussing her bowel movements and breaking her own bones, O'Donnell also "pleas" with former The View colleague Barbara Walters, …you did not defend me. And I have been a good, loyal daughter to you. And I want you to be a good mother to me. Don't let the bad man hurt me. We don't even know how to respond to that. |
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Asks Speaker For Some Good Lovin'
Even before Pelosi walked on stage to take her seat at the round table, the show's moderator, Whoopi Goldberg, and its co-hosts - with former news anchor Barbara Walters leading the pack - started flirting with the speaker's husband, Paul… Mrs. Pelosi just smiled politely. |
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Does "Less Attractive" Wife Mean Gay?
Joy Behar and Barbara Walters spent a little minute today discussing whether or not Hugh Jackman's wife, Deborra-Lee Furness and her pedestrian good looks intimate his homosexuality. |