Queen Sofia Spanish Institute Gala in New York
Barbara Walters arrives at the Queen Sofia Spanish Institute 2007 Gold Medal Gala at 583 Park Avenue in New York on November 29, 2007. (UPI Photo/Laura Cavanaugh)
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Veteran broadcast journalist Barbara Walters officially announced her planned summer 2014 retirement on Monday's edition of "The View" in New York.
Barbara Walters, the groundbreaking newscaster and creator of "The View," says she will retire from TV journalism in 2014.
Whoopi Goldberg told UsMagazine.com she doesn't "give a [expletive]" about the future of "The View," the New York talk show where she has worked since 2007.
Actor Tom Hanks said he missed his close friend Nora Ephron at the opening of "Lucky Guy," the play the late scribe wrote and which marks Hanks' Broadway debut.
'Harry Potter' actor Richard Griffiths dead at 65 ... Report: ABC's Barbara Walters to retire next year ... Devin Velez eliminated from 'American Idol' ... TNT orders reality series 'Nashville Confidential' ... News from United Press International.
ABC News veteran and co-host of "The View" Barbara Walters is expected to announce in a few weeks her plans to retire in 2014, The Hollywood Reporter said.
Sweden's Princess Lilian dead at 97 ... Hasselbeck not leaving 'The View' ... Vince Neil treated for kidney stones ... Bieber cancels Portugal show ... News from United Press International.
Barbara Walters said on Monday's edition of "The View" neither she nor co-host Elisabeth Hasselbeck are leaving the New York chat show.
Joy Behar will discuss for the first time on Monday's edition of "The View" her decision to leave the New York chat show after 16 years, ABC announced.
Elisabeth Hasselbeck, the lone conservative on the five-host panel of "The View" in New York, was told her contract will not be renewed, UsMagazine.com said.
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