The View

The co-hosts weigh in on the standout moments from the 95th Academy Awards where the film 'Everything Everywhere All at Once' took home seven Oscars!

Plus, we honor the first Black female puppeteer on Sesame Street, Megan Piphus Peace, for Women's History Month. See her journey to her historic residency on the children's program and the co-hosts meet her character, 6-year-old Gabrielle.

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Jane Fonda and Lily Tomlin share about their nearly 50-year friendship. The actresses, who teamed up for their latest movie, Moving On, also discuss what a 9 to 5 sequel would be like today.

After former Pres. Trump was invited to testify before the New York grand jury, the co-hosts react in Hot Topics.

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Sarah Ferguson, Duchess of York, remembers her time with Queen Elizabeth, discusses her new novel 'A Most Intriguing Lady' and shares how "it's so good to see [Prince] Harry happy."

In Hot Topics, the co-hosts react as information from the Dominion lawsuit against Fox News reveals more about what allegedly occurred behind the scenes at the cable network in the wake of the 2020 election.

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"The Tonight Show" host Jimmy Fallon joins "The View" to talk about the new season of his game show "That's My Jam" which challenges stars to make unlikely musical mash-ups.

"You Don't Have to Carry It All" author and former "The View" co-host Paula Faris discusses the importance of giving working mothers the support they need and explains why she says we have to "celebrate motherhood instead of scrutinizing it."

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Gail Simmons gives us the tips and tricks on being a judge on 'Top Chef' for 17 years and tells us what's in store for the global gourmet food fight that's about to go down on 'Top Chef: World All-Stars.'

In Hot Topics, Joy Behar debuts her banned book club and more.

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Adam Lambert discusses his new album "High Drama" and reflects on how the industry has changed in terms of inclusivity since his "American Idol" debut in 2009. He then performs ‘Do You Really Want to Hurt Me’ from this new album.

In Hot Topics, the co-hosts discuss Bill Maher saying he's still worried about being on former Pres. Trump's bad side and more.

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Samantha Bee shares how her activism inspired her first national tour titled "Your Favorite Woman" after seven seasons of her late night show "Full Frontal."

Poet and spoken word artist J. Ivy tells us why it was important for him to push the Grammys to honor poets with a category and shares about the teacher who inspired his career. Plus, he a special rendition of "Listen" with Tarrey Torae in honor of Black History Month.

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Billy Crudup shares about giving audiences a nostalgic vision of the future in his new series 'Hello Tomorrow!' and how his character is inspired by his father.

In Hot Topics, the co-hosts weigh in after disgraced South Carolina attorney Alex Murdaugh denied killing his son and wife while taking the stand in his own defense during his double murder trial.

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Journalist and longtime human rights activist Goldie Taylor tells "The View" why she's speaking out about her childhood in her new memoir, "The Love You Save."

In Hot Topics, the co-hosts weigh in if the Ohio train derailment has been politicized at the expense of residents' health and more.

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Celebrity chef and restaurateur Guy Fieri tells "The View" why he created his culinary competition show "Tournament Of Champions" and shares how he feels about Fieri-themed bachelorette parties going viral on social media.

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