Roseanne Barr didn’t waste any time going after the premiere of “The Conners” — as she blasted the revived sitcom for killing off her character after she wrecked the “Roseanne” revival with a racist Twitter post! Roseanne even took her first shot over Twitter, proclaiming, “I AIN’T DEAD, B**CHES!!!!” just minutes after “The Conners” premiere went off the air. But as earlier covered by The National ENQUIRER, killing off Roseanne on “The Conners” was also revenge by ABC executives who’d always dreamed of throwing Roseanne off her hit show. Now the volatile comic is back to feuding after decades of showbiz rivals already enjoyed a last laugh over her latest humiliations! Catch up on decades of Roseanne blasting her other showbiz rivals, and click here for more shocking stories of brutal Hollywood feuds…
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Angelina Jolie and
Brad Pitt were in the
midst of a brutal divorce as Roseanne made her big comeback — after the caustic comic blasted the couple's charitable work! Roseanne mocked Angelina as
Jon Voight's "evil spawn" and called Brad her "vacuous hubby" back in 2008 — saying the couple made $400 million from starring "in violent psychopathic movies, and give away three of it."
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Arsenio Hall doesn't have a show where he could mock Roseanne — who complained that his gags about her being fat were the same as making racist jokes! But after also blasting Arsenio as sexist — and with Arsenio's rating in trouble — the two made up on the air in the '90s.
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Part of the deal for Roseanne on "Arsenio" was a standup slot for Tom Arnold — who'd join his new wife in blasting her enemies. But after their divorce, Roseanne and Tom were soon blasting each other. Now Tom's congratulating ABC for firing his ex-wife, adding to cruel taunts like
a Twitter post in 2013 where he said: "I remember when you used to be a comedian.”
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Roseanne also returned to ABC long after
Joan Lunden departed "Good Morning America" — with the comic once blasting the show's host for asking about her 1990 scandal after Roseanne butchered "The Star-Spangled Banner' at the start of a baseball game. Joan might not even remember the radio interview where Roseanne taunted Joan about rumors "that her and her husband are breaking up!"
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Bette Midler made the mistake of calling Roseanne "crass" around the same time. "I think she has really bad PMS," quipped Roseanne. An attempt to make up on Roseanne's short-lived talk show went sour when Bette complained after
Barry Manilow and the host expected her to sing without warning her — with Bette later adding that Barry "got really angry" at her, as well!
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Roseanne burned more bridges after slamming
Jodie Foster and
Susan Sarandon in a 1995 interview with
The New Yorker — as she called them "castrated females" who were "f**king deluded."
Meryl Streep, who had co-starred with Roseanne in the 1989 bomb "She-Devil," was also named as one of the actresses who were "just too middle-class white!" The comic later explained: "It wasn't a personal attack."
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Bob Hope was still alive when Roseanne blasted him for telling "the lamest jokes in the world" — adding: "He don't have no guts or blood in his act." Bob later joked: "How`d you like the way Roseanne Barr sang the national anthem? She sings the way she looks!" The two kissed and made up for ratings in 1991, though, with Bob guesting on "Roseanne" while she joined Bob in a comedy special.
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Roseanne also joined the long line of stars feuding with
Lucille Ball, blasting "I Love Lucy" in 1988 for being "dumb and anti-woman." There wasn't much chance of a reconciliation there, since Lucy died the next year. Roseanne could still get a last laugh with a successful reboot, though, after Lucy bombed on "Life with Lucy" in 1986!
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Eddie Fisher could also turn in his grave over Roseanne's new success — after she joked that the faded pop star was "lucky to be singing with that face drawn so tight cause of that facelift."
But it's bad news that Howard Stern is still around to mock Roseanne. The shock jock may even be reconsidering how he forgave her for once calling him "an angry young man with no talent!"
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Angelina Jolie and
Brad Pitt were in the
midst of a brutal divorce as Roseanne made her big comeback — after the caustic comic blasted the couple's charitable work! Roseanne mocked Angelina as
Jon Voight's "evil spawn" and called Brad her "vacuous hubby" back in 2008 — saying the couple made $400 million from starring "in violent psychopathic movies, and give away three of it."
Photo credit: Getty Images
Arsenio Hall doesn't have a show where he could mock Roseanne — who complained that his gags about her being fat were the same as making racist jokes! But after also blasting Arsenio as sexist — and with Arsenio's rating in trouble — the two made up on the air in the '90s.
Photo credit: Getty Images
Part of the deal for Roseanne on "Arsenio" was a standup slot for Tom Arnold — who'd join his new wife in blasting her enemies. But after their divorce, Roseanne and Tom were soon blasting each other. Now Tom's congratulating ABC for firing his ex-wife, adding to cruel taunts like
a Twitter post in 2013 where he said: "I remember when you used to be a comedian.”
Photo credit: Getty Images
Roseanne also returned to ABC long after
Joan Lunden departed "Good Morning America" — with the comic once blasting the show's host for asking about her 1990 scandal after Roseanne butchered "The Star-Spangled Banner' at the start of a baseball game. Joan might not even remember the radio interview where Roseanne taunted Joan about rumors "that her and her husband are breaking up!"
Photo credit: Getty Images
Bette Midler made the mistake of calling Roseanne "crass" around the same time. "I think she has really bad PMS," quipped Roseanne. An attempt to make up on Roseanne's short-lived talk show went sour when Bette complained after
Barry Manilow and the host expected her to sing without warning her — with Bette later adding that Barry "got really angry" at her, as well!
Photo credit: Getty Images
Roseanne burned more bridges after slamming
Jodie Foster and
Susan Sarandon in a 1995 interview with
The New Yorker — as she called them "castrated females" who were "f**king deluded."
Meryl Streep, who had co-starred with Roseanne in the 1989 bomb "She-Devil," was also named as one of the actresses who were "just too middle-class white!" The comic later explained: "It wasn't a personal attack."
Photo credit: Getty Images
Bob Hope was still alive when Roseanne blasted him for telling "the lamest jokes in the world" — adding: "He don't have no guts or blood in his act." Bob later joked: "How`d you like the way Roseanne Barr sang the national anthem? She sings the way she looks!" The two kissed and made up for ratings in 1991, though, with Bob guesting on "Roseanne" while she joined Bob in a comedy special.
Photo credit: Getty Images
Roseanne also joined the long line of stars feuding with
Lucille Ball, blasting "I Love Lucy" in 1988 for being "dumb and anti-woman." There wasn't much chance of a reconciliation there, since Lucy died the next year. Roseanne could still get a last laugh with a successful reboot, though, after Lucy bombed on "Life with Lucy" in 1986!
Photo credit: Getty Images
Eddie Fisher could also turn in his grave over Roseanne's new success — after she joked that the faded pop star was "lucky to be singing with that face drawn so tight cause of that facelift."
But it's bad news that Howard Stern is still around to mock Roseanne. The shock jock may even be reconsidering how he forgave her for once calling him "an angry young man with no talent!"
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