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The choir from the film reunited with Whoopi Goldberg to sing their song, “Oh Happy Day” on ‘The View.’

"I can’t go a week without something being said about me on the show."

Bravo mogul Andy Cohen is "begging" her to release a tell-all.

Meghan McCain left the daytime talk show in 2021.

He reportedly pitched the idea to Whoopi Goldberg.

Shepherd got the idea from Rosie O'Donnell.

The journalist passed away in December 2022.

“Joy wants to get taken by you.”

Behar was headed out to 'The View' set for the beginning of the show when she attempted to sit in her chair and simply just wiped out.

This wasn't her first comment about the Ukraine crisis.

Season 22 is bound to get a little heated.

Whoopi told Tiffany that she'd next to her at New York Fashion Week.

Whoopi Goldberg, Joy Behar, Jedediah Bila, Sara Haines and Candace Cameron Bure reacted to Trump's victory.

Things have been a tad messy for the lineup on 'The View,' with long-running host Joy Behar leaving, Brooke Shields rumored to be taking her place and right-wing conservative Elisabeth Hasselbeck facing firing rumors that Barbara Walters herself denied on the show last week. Publicly, anyway. Behind closed doors? Well, that's another story.

Rapper B.o.B showed the ladies of ABC’s ‘The View‘ how to live the high life with a performance of his new single ‘So Good.’ The song is from his new album ‘Strange Clouds,’ which arrives in stores on Tuesday (May 1).

TMZ caught this and posted a rather embarrassing incident for Whoppi Goldberg. While hosting ABC's "The View," Whoppi Goldberg let out a LOUD one and even she was caught by surprise. Watch and listen to see what happens when to Whoppi when she gets a bit too excited while on the set.

Grammy-winning superstar Beyonce stopped by ‘The View’ Thursday morning, during which she sang two songs off her brand-new CD, ’4.’ With help from the crowd, Beyonce wowed with a subdued take on her second single, ‘Best Thing I Never Had,’ and also saved room to perform the first song on the album, ’1+1.’

Yesterday on ABC's The View,  13 yr old Nadin Khoury got the surprise of his life when three NFL players came to his side to give their full support. Khoury was on the show to talk about his personal experience with bullying. In early January Khoury was bullied and taunted by seven of his peers. To make matters worse, one of the boys filmed the incident and uploaded it to YouTube.