Rosie O'Donnell's wish has come true. No, Donald Trump hasn't burst into flames — Ro's getting a View full of Broadway show tunes, just as she asked for during Tuesday's telecast. To help the talk queen ring in No. 45, this Wednesday's show will feature the casts of A Chorus Line and Les Miserables performing songs, as well as Tony winner LaChanze (formerly of The Color Purple) making a special appearance to duet "What About Love?" with Elisabeth Withers-Mendes. It promises to offer the most music on the View set since that time Star was on an all-asparagus diet.read more
Well, you certainly can't say nothing happened this week, huh? Caesar, in Egypt, has to deal with boy-king Ptolemy, Cleopatra's brother. ("I think I can handle a small boy and an eunuch," he says when asked if sticking around to "settle things" is a good idea after being presented with Pompey's head as a gift.) Of course he can, and how bad do we want to see him give that annoying little gnat a good slap, kick or series of both? But we get something better — a brilliantly done fight scene when Lucius and Pullo are sent to rescue Cleo from the assassins her little brother hired, followed by a hilarious sex scene and its aftermath when she demands Lucius sleep with her, and he sends Pullo in to do the deed. And it doesn't slow down from there. She manages to look amazing when dumped out of a piece of burlap and onto the floor. And it's clear that Caesar, andread more
