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Click here to read the full article. Whoopi Goldberg, moderator of ABC’s The View and a member of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences Board of Governors, said today that she accepts Will Smith’s apology for slapping Chris Rock at the Oscars on Sunday, but she added: “There are consequences. There are big consequences because nobody is OK with what happened. Nobody, nobody, nobody.” Goldberg also explained why producers did not publicly console Rock during the telecast and said she supported producer Will Packer’s decision to not eject Smith from the event. Watch the entire View segment below. Hollywood Reacts To The...

The hottest topic in the country was also the number one “Hot Topic” on The View Monday morning. But not all of the co-hosts agreed about how much blame Will Smith deserved for smacking comedian Chris Rock in the face on live television during the Oscars. Moderator Whoopi...

Click here to read the full article. The Oscar Slap was Topic #1 on ABC’s The View today, with moderator – and former Oscar host – Whoopi Goldberg saying Will Smith “overreacted,” Joy Behar commenting that “comedians are in danger everywhere,” Ana Navarro decrying “men behaving badly” and Sunny Hostin describing Smith’s “toxic masculinity” as “not a show of love [but] a show of violence.” “I think it was a lot of stuff probably built up,” Goldberg said, noting that Will and Jada Pinkett Smith have been the butt of jokes for various reasons for years, including previous jabs from Chris...

That said, Whoopi Goldberg says the Academy is ”not gonna take that Oscar from him“. “The View” wasted no time in discussing the biggest moment of the Oscars on Monday, in which Will Smith jumped on stage and slapped Chris Rock for making a joke about Jada Pinkett Smith. For the panel of women, it was nothing but “a show of violence.”

Will Smith slapping Chris Rock at the 2022 Oscars won’t soon be forgotten. Following the shocking moment, the hosts of The View have weighed in with their thoughts. And Whoopi Goldberg expressed sympathy for Smith, whom she thinks “snapped” under the pressure of the night. “I think...

Today on The View, the hottest topic of all was, no surprise, Will Smith’s behavior at the Academy Awards on Sunday night. The actor slapped Chris Rock on stage for telling a joke about his wife Jada Pinkett Smith, and later won the Best Actor Oscar, apologizing to the Academy (but not to Rock) for his behavior. Co-host Ana Navarro felt the same as the rest of us when she explained, “At first I thought it was a joke. I think a lot of us thought it was a joke,” saying that she couldn’t believe it was really happening and saying that despite Rock making a “lame” joke at Pinkett Smith’s expense, “Nothing, nada, cero, condones violence in this form. Nada.”

The biggest moment from Sunday night's Oscars telecast wasn't Troy Kotsur's historic win for best supporting actor, Jessica Chastain's impassioned speech after securing the best actress award or the multiple Oscars won by "CODA." Instead, it was Will Smith's violent reaction to Chris Rock's onstage joke — an unexpected incident that prompted "The View" hosts to weigh in.

The question of whether the Motion Picture Academy will punish Will Smith for slapping Chris Rock at this year’s ceremonies was hotly debated on today’s episode of The View. As Sunny Hostin and guest host Tara Setmayer discussed Smith’s outburst, Setmayer echoed comments that Hostin made on yesterday’s show, stating that if this was a school, such behavior would get you suspended.

Joy Behar is the latest hot topic: The fiery redhead hit the floor hard on Thursday’s episode of “The View.”. The 79-year-old comedian was walking out onstage at the start of the live show when she took a tumble just before reaching her seat. Cameras captured Behar face-planting...

Kim Kardashian recently made headlines for claiming in a Variety profile that “no one wants to work these days.” Plenty of people pushed back against her statement, including the ladies of The View. During today’s episode of the ABC talk show, the panel dedicated an entire Hot Topics...

After being a remarkably laid-back presence throughout the last few days of The View, gust co-host and former Trump Press Secretary Stephanie Grisham came to blows with members of the panel. As regular guest co-host Ana Navarro began grilling her about why she stayed within the administration, the ensuing squabbles shed light on the panel’s own feelings regarding the Republican Party’s future.

Ahead of the Grammy Awards, sources claim that nominee Kanye West has been barred from performing at the April 3 ceremony due to his recent online behavior (from making threats against ex-wife Kim Kardashian‘s boyfriend Pete Davidson to using racial slurs against Grammys host Trevor Noah). The controversial news led to a debate between the hosts of The View today, as they debated the merits of “consequence culture” vs. “cancel culture.”

Author Heather Havrilesky has famously referred to her husband as "a smelly heap of laundry," among other choice and derogatory descriptors in her latest book – causing the hosts of "The View" to collectively clutch their pearls. During a segment on Wednesday, the hosts express outrage and quite a...

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I’ve got to admit it, I spent a good bit of time last week in somewhat of a state of confusion. Yes, that’s right, there were times when I wasn’t quite sure which end was up, and, well I’ve got to say it, I blame it all on a bunch of long dead Congdons.

”He’s not gonna be welcome here for much longer,“ Behar said. The hosts of “The View” came straight for Tucker Carlson to kick things off on Monday morning, criticizing his commentary on Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. Host Joy Behar went so far as to say Carlson should outright move to Moscow.

Just as fans of The View expected, Michele Tafoya returned to the talk show ready to rumble. The controversial co-host, once again subbing in for Meghan McCain’s empty conservative seat, was called back to The View today to discuss hot topics like CPAC, the American education system, and more. Perhaps even more prepped for battle were the show’s permanent co-hosts, who came to the panel ready to throw down about the state of the Republican Party. Though it wasn’t as cringe-worthy as her debut on The View, fans were equally upset about her statements on the panel. And we have to do this all again tomorrow!

Prince William and Kate Middleton have been forced to cancel recent stops on their Caribbean good will tour, as Jamaican protestors call on royals to redefine their relationship with the island and make reparations for their colonial past. That thorny topic led to some spirited debates on today’s episode of The View, as the ABC talk show’s hosts pondered what these protests could spell for the US.