Celebrity Feud

TV Cocktail: A TV Blog at iVillage.com: "There's nothing worse than a celebrity feud (aka an on-air, knock-down, drag-out fight) without a decently juicy follow-up. Unfortunately, today's View was all kinds of anti-climactic. Whoopi Goldberg came on a guest host, Barabara said Rosie wasn't fired and was welcome back at anytime. And Elisabeth went on some rambling speech about how she had time to reflect on the art of forgiveness over the long weekend.

Playbill News: Rosie O'Donnell Will Not Return to "The View": "After a heated discussion with co-host Elisabeth Hasselbeck on the May 23 broadcast of the morning chat show, O'Donnell has decided not to return. Her contract was originally scheduled to end June 20.

Lily v Kate: who will win? | Showbiz | This is London: "It has been billed as some sort of rivalrous battle - not least by Lily Allen herself. Speaking recently of her collaboration with New Look, she said: 'They have responsible role models and they're very conscious of having positive body images and promoting positive women.

Donald Trump and Rosie O'Donnell feud to be settled at Suns game - OurSports Central: "When a celebrity dispute reaches a boiling point, the only sensible means to settle the argument is through a contest at a Minor league baseball game in Hagerstown, Maryland. This season the Hagerstown Suns will look to settle the Donald Trump & Rosie O'Donnell feud once and for all.

AHN | Have Paris And Nicole Gone Their Separate Ways Again? | April 26, 2007: "Los Angeles, CA (AHN) - It is never the 'Simple Life' for Paris Hilton and Nicole Richie, especially where their friendship is concerned.

The two stars have not been seen holding hands, shopping, partying, giggling - or whatever it is that they do - for some time now.

The distance between the two princesses of the young Hollywood social circles has prompted some gossips to wonder if there is trouble in paradise?

Bill O%u2019Reilly Asks if ABC Should Fire Rosie O%u2019Donnell | NewsBusters.org: "While conservatives in the nation's capital gathered on March 29 to recognize some of the most disgraceful media performances of 2006 at the MRC's 20th Anniversary Gala, one of the evening's 'winners' was being unceremoniously torn to shreds by Fox News Channel's Bill O'Reilly (two-part videos available here and here).

In fact, the host went so far as to ask his guests, Bernie Goldberg and Jane Hall, if the time had come for ABC to cut its ties with the outspoken and controversial comedienne.