Ro writes on her blog in full sentences, this is serious.

"I remember the tunnel as it appeared on the news, lit by headlights, flashlights, red lights Between the cement tall pillars was a heap of twisted metal. I saw it then, and I can see it now. Diana dead."

"She will be trying to get away, but they will chase her, just as they chased her into that church yesterday. There were dozens of them, jostling their way into sanctuary, elbowing past each other, just to creep closer to her. Even her last-minute, folded-hand prayers can’t be kept sacred. There can be no silent moments in a crowd; no silence, and no secrets."

She went on, "At eight years old, she bravely stood before a microphone. By 17, she had sold 25 million records. Where were the sidewalk-skinned knees, the chalk stained hands, the monkey bars, the passed notes? A Disney set is not a childhood, no matter how many bright colors they use, or how cheerful the script. Not a girl, barely even a woman yet, they chased her. A mob of stalkers for whom no stalking laws have been written. Smother. Crush. Flash. Photo credit. Even Dr. “Get Real” Phil got in on the action. Unreal."

"The tunnel is crowded now. There are only inches of separation between vulnerability and disaster."

I really like Rosie, and I'm happy that someone is taking up for Britney because she's just a spectacle to every other person on the planet, but I have to disagree with her. Brit brings this shit on her self. If she would just show up to court, on time (sans wedding dress) and attempt to get her kids back, people would stop following her every move.

Her behavior, as a mother, is so shocking that people have to follow to see what she'll get away with next. I know that if I missed a court date for a ticket, my ass would probably end up in jail, so why all the leniency?

It's time to shut the circus down. The commish should say, "You obviously have no interest in this case, so we'll shut it down and revisit this next year... give you a little time to grow up."

At Thursday's press day for his new show "American Gladiators," Hogan was asked which celebrity he'd like to see a Gladiator pummel. His answer: "Without a doubt Rosie O'Donnell. Somebody needs to shut that big mouth up," TMZ reported.

O'Donnell responded in her blog, saying:

"Hulk Hogan the wrestler guy wants to pummel me isnt that sweet and wildly odd its like a gang of gross guys a club almost old dumb white and on tv."

The reality for this fat bald dinosaur is, his son is a loser product of his up-bringing, daughter, ditto and his hilariously out of touch, aging wife is leaving him!

[source: FOXNews]

The deal with MSNBC is over. They said it was due to Rosie's reveal of the show, but it's also been reported that they couldn't afford her.

She's better suited for daytime, but as a good mommy is committed to being there for her children.

The NY Times writes: The NBC executive, who would only describe the negotiations on condition of anonymity, said a principal hurdle had been the length of a potential contract. To preserve her options, Ms. O’Donnell would only commit to a year, just as she had last year on “The View,” the executive said. But the network wanted a commitment of at least two years, so that it could take better advantage of the higher rates it anticipated charging advertisers on her program.

from Rosie's blog, she writes:

msnbc
one hour
live
following keith olbermann

we were close to a deal
almost done
i let it slip in miami
causing panic on the studio end

well
what can u do

2day there is no deal
poof
my career as a pundit is over
b4 it began

just as well
i figure
everything happens for a reason
bashert - as we say

and on we go

She's got a good attitude, as always. A very positive person. Something better will come along for her!

While at a book signing for her new book 'Celebrity Detox', in Long Island, NY, Rosie was ambushed by Bill O'Reilly's camera crew. They asked Rosie if she would come on the show and if she regretted saying that "911 was an inside job"? To which she responded, Bill knows how to find me to get me on the show and "I didn't say that, he's quoting the wrong people".

She is a good person and she means well. Poor Rosie has such a hard time hanging back. She's aware, well informed and very passionate.

Here's my problem with Bill O'Reilly: Inside Edition TV anchor (4 episodes) 1988-1995
"The late bloomer factor". The dude became a political spokesman at 46. Career changes are cool, but why ya gotta be hating? Do good man. Make a difference.

Rosie O'Donnell's book Celebrity Detox: The Fame Game, came out today and she held her book signing in NYC.

In the book Rosie says she and Barbara Walters, her former boss at The View, are friends who have found "a way to love" each other. She also vents that Barbara didn't properly support her during her much publicized feud with Donald Trump, calling Barbara a "liar" at the time, while on set, before they aired.

It's nice to see Rosie out again. She may be mouthy, but at least she's sincere!