It looks like The View is changing things with a new show coming, and it seems that one of the current ladies will not be joining the new venture. The View has Whoopi Goldberg as its mainstay moderator, while Joy Behar fills in on Fridays so Whoopi can have an extended weekend each week. The
Things on The View recently took a turn during what should have been a fun segment featuring Christmas toys. Sara Haines and the rest of the crew have been getting ready for Christmas on The View’s set, even as news spreads that a rival show may air in January. The entire set of The View
The ladies on The View had a great week off during the Thanksgiving holiday, but they came back ready to get down to business. As Monsters and Critics has reported, The View showed new but pre-recorded episodes during the first part of the holiday week, with reruns on Thanksgiving and Black Friday. The ladies deserved
Sara Haines has been causing a stir lately on The View, and fans are calling for her promotion to moderator instead of Joy Behar. Sara was recently put into her place by the current moderator, Whoopi Goldberg, over her hand gestures during a heated political segment. But now, Whoopi is taking a break while she
The ladies on The View have no problem sharing their opinions, even when it could get them into trouble with their network by speaking out about a Dancing with the Stars casting choice. After Joy Behar coined a new name for a spinoff of Dancing with the Stars, Dancing with the Felons, Anna Delvey fired
Things on The View took a turn recently when Whoopi Goldberg had to shut everything down to deal with an unruly audience member. Whoopi is not afraid to speak up about topics she thinks they should avoid or tell errant audience members to stop when breaking the rules. Alyssa Farah Griffin was mid-sentence over something
Today on The View, Sara Haines got down to business with a guest and asked him what could be considered a very uncomfortable question. The rapper Common was a guest on the show promoting his new book, And Then We Rise: A Guide to Loving and Taking Care of Self. During the segment, Sara Haines
The View was live today amid politics and Martin Luther King Day service projects. Things got lighthearted for a change. The View broke from heavy politics today with a segment about Generation Z, or Gen Z. Gen Z people were born between 1997 and 2012, meaning the oldest will turn 30 in three short years.
The View is a meaningful way for many people to get the current news and hot topics, so the show must be live, especially after a weekend. Lately, this has not been the case quite often. It seems like it is becoming a habit for the ladies to take extra time off from The View.
The View is on fire with the hot topics and their guests this week. Remarkably, the ladies return from their extended break, and fans are happy. Chris Christie, the former governor of New Jersey, was the lone guest during the hot topic episode this week, and it was a long hour of intense debate between