Barbara Walters
Singer Mariah Carey has increased security in the wake of her “American Idol” feud with Nicki Minaj. The “Obsessed” songstress revealed to Barbara Walters in an interview with ABC News that she was concerned about her safety after Nicki allegedly made comments about a gun.
As auditions for the new “American Idol” season got underway in October, there was tension between the two women. One tiff was caught on camera (watch below), and Mariah has publicly claimed that after the row several people heard the "Pink Friday" singer say, "If I had a gun, I would shoot that bitch."
Share This“Extra’s” AJ Calloway sat down with Barbara Walters in NYC to discuss her "Most Fascinating People of 2012" and the reasons why “Fifty Shades of Grey” author, E.L. James, made the list.
Walters divulged, “Forget the handcuffs, forget the whips, it’s a love story, but you know what, the whips and handcuffs, they're a very small part of this book. It also raises the question about whether or not women like to be submissive."The View" co-host Barbra Walters picked "Fifty Shades of Grey" author E.L. James as one of her "Most Fascinating People of 2012."
Here's a first look at their interview, including why James thinks female readers "like the idea of someone controlling them."
Walters' 90-minute special will air on Wednesday, December 12, at 9:30PM ET/6:30PM PT on ABC.
The she-said/she-said battle between “American Idol” judges Nicki Minaj and Mariah Carey continued Thursday -- with “The View’s” Barbara Walters weighing in.
Reality star Kim Kardashian made a lasting impression in New York this week. The 31-year-old revealed in an interview that she wants to have babies with boyfriend Kanye West, and later stepped out in an eye-popping dress.
Watch the interview!
Rielle Hunter was in the hot seat on Tuesday’s episode of “The View.” Whoopi Goldberg and Barbara Walters weren’t about to let John Edwards’ infamous mistress off easy.
Talk show host and former prosecutor Nancy Grace was grilled on "The View" about statements she made about Whitney Houston's death, saying that someone may have pushed the singer into the bathtub where she died.
Barbara Walters read Grace's statement, saying, "We do not know who gave her her drugs and alcohol, or who let her slip, or pushed her underneath the water."
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