Sara Haines Returns to ‘The View’ as Co-Host

How well do we know the people in our lives, especially those we call family? The dramatic series “Pieces of Her” presents a woman struggling with her mother’s secrets. Based on the book by Karin Slaughter, the Netflix project hails from Minkie Spiro.

Not even a truckload of roses can change Kim Kardashian’s response to Kanye West and Julia Fox’s breakup. Despite her estranged husband’s pleas to get back together following his split from the Uncut Gems actress, Kim is perfectly “happy” without him.

double-renewed). McDowell’s last film was made for the streamer as well, the dark 2017 sci-fi feature “The Discovery” which he co-wrote with Lader.Watch the “Windfall” trailer in the player above and check out the delightfully retro poster below.

Cowie man Bryan Norris is set to take to the skies for a flying fundraiser after being given a devastating diagnosis.

Network Rail has urged Scots to help keep the railway running and free from obstruction ahead of Storm Dudley sweeping the country later this week.

Looking in the rearview. Lamar Odom is continuing to open up about what went wrong in his marriage to ex-wife Khloé Kardashian — and hinted that he might be ready for a second chance.

Coming up roses! While Bachelor Nation couples, including Thomas Jacobs and Becca Kufrin, JoJo Fletcher and Jordan Rodgers and Matt James and Rachael Kirkconnell, celebrated their love on Valentine’s Day, Clayton Echard’s journey to find The One continued.

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Well, this is sure to cause more baby momma drama! Nick Cannon is very publicly pining for a second chance with his ex-wife Mariah Carey!

Mitski’s new album ‘Laurel Hell’ was the biggest-selling record in America in its first week of release, new figures have confirmed.The record, which was released on February 4, is currently at Number Five on the Billboard 200 chart, behind albums by Gunna, Yo Gotti and Morgan Wallen, as well as the Encanto soundtrack.Although it didn’t hit the top spot on the chart, ‘Laurel Hell’ did score the highest pure sales numbers of the week, Billboard has confirmed. Of 36,000 album-equivalent units, 24,000 were sales – as opposed to units made up by streaming figures or purchases of individual tracks.Of that number, 17,000 sales were on vinyl – giving Mitski the biggest sales week for vinyl since Adele’s ’30’ sold 35,000 copies in seven days last year.In the UK, ‘Laurel Hell’ reached Number Six on the Official UK Albums Chart and Number Three on the Official UK Independent Albums Chart.In a four-star review of the album, NME said: “With each record, Mitski’s sound has grown bigger and grander […] Much like ‘Be The Cowboy’ stand-out ‘Nobody’, ‘Laurel Hell’ often pairs darkness with strobing lights (see: ‘Should’ve Been Me’ and ‘Love Me More’).

Filmmaker Josephine Decker has been working as a director since her first short film, “Naked Princeton,” in 2005, but she’s become more recognizable and lauded in the last few years. With “Madeline’s Madeline” and “Shirley,” she has cemented herself as an individualistic and inventive filmmaker who can put her spin on each new genre she tackles, and in her latest, “The Sky is Everywhere,” she imbues a YA story with her distinct touch for the avant-garde.

Khloe Kardashian has been mourning her relationship with Tristan Thompson in stunning all-black outfits. The Good American founder has been spotted around Los Angeles looking toned and confident.

Former Tonight Show host Jay Leno will host a reboot of the comedy quiz show You Bet Your Life. The reboot, set to launch in Fall 2021, will air on the Fox owned and operated stations, and will be syndicated nationally in other markets.

Also Read: Jay Leno Has No Regret Over 'Tonight Show' Drama: 'Can't Think of Anything I'd Do Different' (Video)“I’m thrilled to be hosting the latest version of ‘You Bet Your Life,'” Leno said on Monday. “One of my favorite things to do is talk to regular people and draw humor out of them.

Also Read: Jay Leno Has No Regret Over 'Tonight Show' Drama: 'Can't Think of Anything I'd Do Different' (Video)“I’m thrilled to be hosting the latest version of ‘You Bet Your Life,'” Leno said on Monday. “One of my favorite things to do is talk to regular people and draw humor out of them.

kicked off their 24th season on Tuesday, and while they're connecting from five locations, that's not the only thing fans can expect to be different this cycle. As Whoopi Goldberg, Sara Haines, Joy Behar, Sunny Hostin and Meghan McCain told ET's Rachel Smith, their sometimes fiery confrontations might be taken down a notch. «The technology is difficult,» Behar admitted.

Also Read: 'Ellen DeGeneres Show' Fires Top 3 Producers Amid Misconduct InvestigationAdditionally, this season, the talk show’s newest co-executive producer, Stephen “tWitch” Boss will guest host some episodes.In case you’ve been self-quarantining under a rock, DeGeneres’ vow in her quote refers to the controversy that has surrounded her in recent months, after dozens of current and former staffers spoke out about their time working on “Ellen” in a pair of bombshell Buzzfeed News reports.WarnerMedia’s subsequent investigation into multiple accusations of workplace and sexual misconduct resulted in “The Ellen DeGeneres Show” removing three of its top producers: Ed Glavin, Kevin Leman and Jonathan Norman.Also Read: 'Ellen DeGeneres Show'

Also Read: 'Ellen DeGeneres Show' Fires Top 3 Producers Amid Misconduct InvestigationIn case you’ve been self-quarantining under a rock, DeGeneres’ vow in her quote refers to the controversy that has surrounded her in recent months, after dozens of current and former staffers spoke out about their time working on “Ellen” in a pair of bombshell Buzzfeed News reports.A subsequent investigation into multiple accusations of workplace and sexual misconduct resulted in “The Ellen DeGeneres Show” removing three of its top producers: Ed Glavin, Kevin Leman and Jonathan Norman.In a memo to staff back in July, DeGeneres said she was “disappointed” to learn that employees felt mistreated while working on her show and committed herself to “ensuring

Also Read: 'Soulmates' Creators Brought '4 Seasons' Worth of Ideas' to AMC Pitch MeetingThe cast includes Sarah Snook (“Succession”), Kingsley Ben-Adir (“The OA,” “High Fidelity”), David Costabile (“Billions”), Sonya Cassidy (“Lodge 49,” “Humans”), Charlie Heaton (“Stranger Things”), Malin Akerman (“Billions,” “Dollface”), Bill Skarsgård (“Clark,” “Castle Rock”), Betsy Brandt (“Breaking Bad,” “Life in Pieces”), JJ Feild (“Turn”), Laia Costa (“Victoria”), Shamier Anderson (“Goliath”), Georgina Campbell (“Black Mirror”), and Nathan Stewart-Jarrett (“Candyman”), among others.The series is created by “Black Mirror” alum Will Bridges and Brett Goldstein, based on their short film “For Life.” The duo executive produces along with Jolyon Symonds

Two months after news broke about ABC’s cancelation of “Strahan, Sara and Keke,” seasoned daytime TV host Sara Haines is returning to the network’s longstanding program “The View.” The 42-year-old commentator and co-host teased her return to the iconic show from her couch in an Instagram post that was shared with her 301,000-plus followers. “Loving all of my ‘views’ right now,” Haines wrote on Saturday.

Candace Cameron Bure is not planning on returning to “The View” any time soon.

Sara Haines is set to return to “The View” as a permanent co-host; the show’s bosses have now spoken out about her eagerly anticipated comeback.

Sara Haines will be a co-host on season 24 of, ABC officially announced on Friday.ET learned in August that Haines was in talks with the long-running daytime talk show and close to finalizing a deal as co-host. She originally served as co-host for two seasons on the ABC show, from 2016 to 2018.

to return to ABC’s “The View” as a permanent co-host as the show returns next week for its 24th season, when a focus of the show will be on the final months of the 2020 presidential campaign.Haines was previously on “The View” from 2016 to 2018, and departed to join the network’s “GMA 3: Strahan, Sara and Keke.” After the show was canceled earlier this year, Haines has filled in from time to time following the departure of Abby Huntsman.In an interview, senior executive producer Hilary Estey McLoughlin said that Haines “is great in either place, which is rare to have somebody who is able to deal with such complex topics that we talk about on ‘The View,’ and give a perspective that is smart.

The View is coming back!

Candace Cameron Bure spent almost a year co-hosting "The View" but left the daytime talk show in 2016. The 44-year-old actress told Fox News that even though the Emmy-winning series is looking to fill its fifth chair, she's not reapplying for the job.

Paulson as Linda Tripp — will start up first, Murphy announced last week that “AHS” Season 10 will begin shooting in October. Paulson says that strict safety guidelines to protect cast and crew from the coronavirus are being put in place for both FX series, which are produced by Disney’s 20th Television.Also Read: Fall TV 2020: All the Premiere Dates for New and Returning Shows - So Far (Photos)“In terms of protocols, you can’t even imagine the emails I get and the documents I get,” she said.

Also Read: ABC Sets Fall Premiere Dates for 'The Bachelorette,' 'Supermarket Sweep,' Other Unscripted Series“Since I was a kid, I have always been interested in people who help. People who save people,” Wilson said in a statement.

Since Pauly Shore began showcasing his comedic chops while touring the comedy club circuit over the course of a 20-year-plus career, he has taken on a second persona as “The Weasel,” a slow-talking character who speaks in surfer parlance while delivering the famous catchphrase, “Hey, buddy.” Shore, 52, is reaching back into his old bag of tricks for his latest role in “Guest House,” where he plays Randy Cockfield, a wild party animal who refuses to leave the guest house of an immaculate home recently purchased by a newly engaged couple, played by Aimee Teegarden and Mike Castle. When Randy throws a wild, sexy pool party, the cops show up and Castle’s character, Blake, gets arrested.

James Veitch has been accused of rape and sexual assault by various Sarah Lawrence alums. The 40-year-old comedian faces accusations from former students of Sarah Lawrence College in New York, who have opened up to The Hollywood Reporter.