AXcess News - Georgetown, KY, USA - CBS has confirmed that it is in talks with comedian Drew Carey as a possible host for it's long-running daytime game show, The Price is Right, which was hosted for eons by Bob Barker who is retiring. But in the running for the host spot is Rosie O'Donnell, but between the two stars it might come down to the Right Price as to who will replace Barker.

Bob Barker retired from the Price is Right in May after 35 years as the game show's host and finding his replacement has been a challenge, says CBS Entertainment President Nina Tassler.

NewsMax.com - West Palm Beach, FL, USA - In an April episode of ABC's "The View," Bill Maher and Rosie O'Donnell professed their support for Al Franken's 2008 Minnesota Senate candidacy, with O'Donnell saying she was "maxing out" to the comedian-turned-candidate.

O'Donnell kept to her word, contributing $2,300 to his campaign, the maximum donation for the primary, while Maher chipped in $1,000. They were among the more than 50 contributions that Franken, a former "Saturday Night Live" star, received from actors, writers, producers and others in the last reporting period, his campaign finance report shows.

The man that Franken has in his cross-hairs, Republican Sen. Norm Coleman, used April's episode

BuddyTV - USA - Now that Rosie O’Donnell is out of the picture, The View is on the look for a new co-host to fill in the vacant spot. Many names have surfaced as a possible replacement, including Mario Cantone, Ross Mathews, and now, Donald Trump’s daughter, Ivanka Trump.

View creator and host Barbara Walters is hoping to perk up the program’s ratings by inviting Trump’s daughter to join as a regular host. However, the businesswoman turned reality TV star has turned down the chance to replace her father’s foe.

"There's zero chance I would do that," Ivanka Trump told Ryan Seacrest Tuesday on

AHN - USA - The fights on "The View" could get an injection of testosterone if Barbara Walters and producers decide to replace Rosie O'Donnell with a man.

Rumors are intensifying that some famous and opinionated gay men will be sitting around the bench with Walters, Joy Behar and Elisabeth Hasselbeck.

So far, the names thrown around are former "Sex And The City" star Mario Cantone, "Tonight Show" correspondent Ross "The Intern" Matthews and celebrity blogger Perez Hilton - real name Mario Lavandeira.

All three men are scheduled to be guest hosts throughout July as a new person with views is found and confirmed.

Rosie O'Donnell has had "an interesting year," she confided Sunday, and a lot of it will be in her new book, "Celebrity Detox," coming this fall.

Speaking at a breakfast gathering at BookExpo America, the publishing industry's annual national convention, O'Donnell said her long-delayed memoir on fame will not be "vindictive" or "mean-spirited," but will offer a candid look at her very public life, including her brief, battling stint on "The View."

"It is, in fact, a drug," she said of fame, and spoke of seeing peers so radically, and scarily, transformed by celebrity that they looked like victims of "crystal meth."

O'Donnell,