Rosie O'Donnell's much hyped variety show, Rosie Live has now become a corpse according to the fomer daytime talk show host. After one show, O'Donnell wrote on her blog:

there will b no more. no ratings. bad reviews. yet still – a thrill 4 me.

I guess it doesn't pay to trash talk Barbara Walters when trying to make a comeback. As posted earlier by our own Jamey, O'Donnell's ratings for the show were a dud at just 5 million viewers for someone that was considered a ratings darling.

Former daytime talker Rosie O'Donnell's new variety show Rosie Live, belly flopped during its NBC premiere on Thanksgiving Eve. The show, which had been heralded as the first of a return to the variety skein format made popular by Ed Sullivan, Sonny and Cher and Carol Burnett, tied with the recently canceled ABC series Pushing Daisies for third place that night.

Premiere night ratings for Rosie Live were at 1.2,  with a 4 share of the coveted women 18-49 demo, according to Nielsen Media Research. That translates to a dismal 5 million people tuning in to see if Rosie could recapture the title of Queen of Nice.

That sound you hear is Elisabeth Hasselbeck laughing her prissy ass off through the streets of Manhattan, while Barbara Walters asks passerbys if they've read her new book Audition. 

Fresh off of the stinging comments made by former boss Barbara Walters, former The View co-host Rosie O'Donnell sits down and opens up to Meredith Vieira. Watch Meredith as Rosie tries to get her to dish about their former stoping ground.

Here's the latest promo for tomorrow's premiere of Rosie Live... Thoughts?

Rosie O'Donnell's pulling out some big guns for her upcoming special, Rosie Live. The New York Daily News is reporting that Liza Minnelli will be appearing and performing a song-and-dance number with the former The View co-host.

In addition to Minelli, Rosie has already lined up Jane Krakowski, Kathy Griffin, Ne-Yo and Alanis Morissette.