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0)T-Mobile has announced a new plan that will allow existing customers to pay only $10 for home telephone service. By plugging the telephone into a high-speed wireless router, customers can make unlimited calls while keeping their home number.
T-Mobile is also teaming up with The View for a home giveaway sweepstakes; contestants can find details and enter on the website.
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Like many vacationers, Barbara traveled during her week off. She and a friend headed to Syria for some sightseeing and a meeting with the President, Bashar Al-Assad, and his wife Asma.
The country is on the United States’ list of terrorist-affiliated regions because of its objections to America’s invasion of Iraq, as well as friendly interactions with Iran, Hamas, and Hezbollah. Still, Barbara says that she never felt safer; she stayed in Damascus, the capital city, which has been incredibly well preserved for the past 2500 years.
Walters brought scarves as gifts for the other four co-hosts; she says that The View is broadcast in Syria daily.
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Although the ladies of The View are taking a vacation after a week-long broadcast trip to Las Vegas, viewers can catch up on missed episodes.
The reruns include some of the more popular episodes, including guests Michelle Obama, Sarah Jessica Parker, and Mike Myers.
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Last night, the ladies of The View enjoyed some of Las Vegas‘ unique nightlife options.
All of the co-hosts ate at Rao’s, an Italian restaurant that has its origins in New York City. After dinner, Whoopi, Joy, Elisabeth, and Barbara saw Bette Midler perform; the Divine Miss M has a two-year engagement for her hit, “The Showgirl Must Go On,” which has returned to the Caesars Palace Colosseum.
Sherri, meanwhile, spent the evening enjoying the music of Morris Day and the Time. All of the ladies recommended George Wallace’s comedy routine, which he performs at the Flamingo.
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0)Whoopi took the audience of The View inside a Walgreens store to display the variety and quality of products that are available; she pointed out items such as cotton swabs, makeup, sunglasses, flip-flops, potato chips, blood testing meters, sun protection aids, sleeping pills, fans, body wash and moisturizer, cameras, batteries, binoculars, movies, and of course, Whoopi cushions.
Walgreens sponsored The View’s trip to Las Vegas, and is encouraging people to visit the Take Care Health Tour bus for screenings and advice.
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The world-famous Chippendales dancers opened this morning’s episode of The View. Chippendales, which has been voted Best Male Revue by the Las Vegas Review Journal, will celebrate its 30th anniversary next year.
The Chippendales show at the Rio Hotel & Casino started as an entertainment venue for women; the brand has expanded, making the company one of the most profitable in Las Vegas.
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Kevin Dillon, Jerry Ferrara and Debi Mazar all star in the HBO hit Entourage; the show follows a group of young men as they try to make a living as actors in Hollywood.
The cast of Entourage and the co-hosts of The View will cross paths again, as one of the upcoming episodes features the stars appearing on The View for promotional purposes.
The fifth season of Entourage starts on September 7 on HBO.
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Michelle Obama’s appearance on The View last Wednesday is still at hot topic this week. Several media outlets, including the New York Times, report that Mrs. Obama appears more personable and friendly after co-hosting the show.
The dress she wore has also become the must-have item of the political season, as stores are rapidly selling out of the black-and-white floral ensemble from White House, Black Market.
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Sherri co-hosted the Daytime Emmy Awards with Cameron Mathison last Friday night.
The View lost to Ellen DeGeneres in the Outstanding Talk Show Host category; The View also lost to Rachael Ray in the Outstanding Talk Show/Entertainment category.
Ray and DeGeneres took home the top honors, but daytime host Regis Philbin was recognized as well. Philbin received this year’s Lifetime Achievement Award at the show.
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The View is broadcasting live from Caesars Palace this week. The ladies were escorted onto the stage by several actors in ancient Roman garb; Barbara in particular enjoyed the amenities, as she was carried onto the stage by her escorts.
The week in Vegas is sponsored by Walgreens.
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Fans of The View should prepare for a change, as the show will broadcast from Las Vegas next week. Caesars Palace will host the ladies, as they interview David Cook from American Idol, as well as celebrities Bette Midler, Jimmy Kimmel, and Rihanna.
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The View’s own Sherri Shepherd will co-host the Daytime Emmy Awards with Cameron Mathison from All My Children.
The Awards honor achievements in daytime television; though The View has been nominated for Outstanding Talk Show, the program has not won. This year’s outcome remains to be seen, but fans are keeping their fingers crossed for Friday night.
The show will air tomorrow night on ABC at 8pm.
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Yesterday’s show, which Michelle Obama co-hosted, went extremely well. Some viewers anticipated conflicts among the hosts; in fact, all of the women were able to share their varied opinions.
Mrs. Obama joined the hosts, and spoke about her roles as the wife of presumptive presidential candidate Barack Obama.
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Michelle Obama, wife of presumptive presidential nominee Barack Obama, co-hosted The View this morning.
The discussion began with questions about an infamous sound bite that detractors claim demonstrated a lack of commitment to the United States. Mrs. Obama reaffirmed her pride in the country, saying that her story, which includes her family’s ability to send her to Princeton, would not be possible elsewhere. She says that she has anewfound pride in the political process, which is due to an increase in engagement across demographics.
Obama did acknowledge the need for politicians to be cognizant of speaking in public in this media age; she says that she takes cues from First Lady Laura Bush, who she describes as a calm and rational figure, who never adds fuel to a fire.
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Be sure to watch The View tomorrow, June 18, as Michelle Obama joins the ladies in co-hosting the entire show.
In April, Cindy McCain helped co-host the show; Michelle Obama will follow her this week as the second time the wife of a presidential hopeful shares the stage on The View. Viewers can anticipate answers to questions about her husband’s political stances and plans, as well as insights into her life as the candidate’s spouse.
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The show was recognized for Outstanding Achievement in Hairstyling as well as Outstanding Special Class Writing.
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After many scheduling conflicts, Michelle Obama has finally been confirmed to co-host The View on Wednesday, June 18.
Obama, who is the wife of presidential nominee Barack Obama, will follow in the footsteps of Cindy McCain, wife of nominee John McCain, who co-hosted the show in April.
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0)Tomorrow’s episode of The View will take the audience behind the scenes of the show; as the cast and crew prepare, viewers will have the opportunity to see all of the work that goes into producing the Emmy-nominated show.
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During the week of June 23, The View will be broadcasting from Caesars Palace in Las Vegas; the change in venue will be sponsored by Walgreens; the chain pharmacy is also encouraging viewers to board their traveling health care bus in order to receive free or low-cost screenings and health advice.
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Barbara Walters’ Audition is now a New York Times hardcover nonfiction bestseller.
The View’s month-long series about Ms. Walters continued today; although her famed million-dollar contract was heavily contested, many viewers are unaware that her salary was for both news reporting and celebrity specials. Walters says that these interviews with well-known personalities “saved” her career, as her news anchoring spot on ABC proved difficult.
Over the years, Walters has interviewed celebrities, politicians, and other notable figures; she says that her secret to the emotional responses she often elicits is asking interviewees about their childhoods, which makes a compelling conversation for the audience.
