The Jewish Rosie Perez, Fran Drescher, hosts a party tonight to help keep gay marriage in California legal.

Drescher, who surprisingly hasn't turned out that many drag queen lookalikes, will join ex-husband Peter Marc Jacobson to support Equities California's fight against Proposition 8, which wants to take away homos' right to scream at each other in front of the kids that Cali gays just received.

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Meanwhile, in other scary news, Rosie O'Donnell and Fran Drescher announced plans to produce and star in a new half-hour sitcom.

The two pals hope to star in The New Thirty.

Drescher… says, "We play old high school friends who live in the same building in Manhattan, but we're living very different lives."

The actress tells Life & Style magazine, "It's kind of Sex and the City but we ain't getting any! It'll probably be more like The Odd Couple."

Sounds perfect for a mid-season crisis!

Celeb-war mongering Rosie O'Donnell's got a new target: Larry King.

O'Donnell took to her blog this weekend to criticize the legendary "journo" for making fun of Fran Drescher's Spanish-language Clinton endorsement.

O'Donnell posted a poll on her Web site over the weekend asking readers to vote on whether King should "retire soon."

The poll appears under a picture of King and a headline that reads: "It's getting tough 2 watch."

The site said about 8,400 votes were recorded and 88 percent said yes to the retirement question.

Alright, we know Larry King ain't a hard-hitting journalist, but who else would tell Snoop Dogg that he always "gives [it] to the Jew". No one!