Barbara Walters has published her memoir, and included a chapter on The View, in wich she mentions Rosie, and describes her as having "emotional issues." There’s no denying that.

Rosie was on the Today Show this morning and compared herself to racist reverend Wright. Rosie said some people confuse passion with rage. Uh huh. Rosie herself said she’s got more mental problems than Britney Spears. Maybe it’s not rage or passion. Maybe it’s just plain crazy talk.

I get tired just trying to pay attention to Rosie. Tom Cruise won’t be happy to hear that Rosie said medication helped her mental issues.

The Rosie O’Donnell Show will return for just one episode on May 2, thanks to Rachel Ray.

Ray will transform her show into Rosie’s show for one day.

Dumbest idea ever.

Donald Trump heard the story which ran in the Globe accusing Rosie O’Donnell of bullying and abusing her 12 year-old son. The Globe even had pictures which certainly support that opinion. Donald gave this statement to Access Hollywood last night:

"Well, I think Rosie is a very abusive person. She’s a slob, and I’m not surprised to see it."

Rosie even poured more gasoline on the fire when she claimed she is crazier than Britney Spears. A claim most agree with. If Rosie describes herself as mentally unstable, and she publicly displays what appears to be abusive bullying with her 12 year-old son, shouldn’t child services do some investigating to be sure those children are in a safe and loving environment? If Rosie expresses her anger over her unlimited issues with the world at home, and in her relationships with her kids, there’s a good chance the kids don’t feel the love, and Rosie might not see how she is treating them from a realistic perspective.

There are always those who will say "leave Rosie alone," but we can’t, because Rosie chooses to live life in the spotlight, which also means under a microscope, so her personal life is everyone’s business, especially when there’s a question of child abuse or child neglect. Donald’s statements are only a reflection of what most of us are already thinking.

Rosie O’Donnell has been accused of bullying her 12 year-old son by the Globe. Of course they also say James Brown was poisoned, and sometimes talk about space aliens, so they don’t have much credibility, but they did use a great picture. Rosie has a new children’s book out. Yesterday she did a book signing at Barnes and Noble, pictured below. If the Globe’s story hurts the book sales Rosie will sue, but with those pictures, can she win? Donald Trump went on public record calling Rosie a bully, so she has earned a reputation already. Rosie doesn’t help herself much when she opens her mouth either.

Rosie said Good Morning America:

"I sort of feel Britney has become the poster child (for mental illness). The kid is very young. She never had a childhood. She never rode a Big Wheel. Rather than put her face on mental illness, or Brooke Shields, who had postpartum depression, use me."

Rosie always has to bully her way into the number one spot. Yes she’s crazy, but Britney is still the number one crazy.

Rosie said on The Martha Stewart Show regarding Elisabeth Hasselbeck on The View:

“There was people there telling me what to do. There was a little Republican who scared me.”

Rosie can play the victim when she thinks it might benefit her in some way. Maybe Rosie could write a book on how to bully people then act like a vicitm. She could call it My Life by Rosie.

Update: Rosie said through her rep about the child abuse story the Globe ran:

“The story is absolutely ludicrous and ridiculous. There is no truth to it whatsoever.”

Danny Noriega was not offered a job by Rosie O’Donnell, but rather a free cruise to Mexico on O’Donell’s R Family Vacations. Rosie said on her blog:

“I don’t know if you have to sit around the American Idol studio and look sad for the next few weeks, because I think that’s part of the contract, but you got a free cruise. You and a friend. Come on there, and I want you to sing Tainted Love, I think you’re fantastic. And I think you’re a bold and brave and beautiful young man. And I admire you, Danny Noriega. You have an amazing voice. And your hair looks good straight. You can sing with Cyndi Lauper, and me, onstage.”

This may seem like a job offer, but it’s more of an insult. Rosie is stroking Noriega’s ego to get him to perform for free, not as paid talent. Noriega will have a huge career singing as a drag queen, and he’ll get paid to do it. Tell Rosie to take her strap-on, and shove it where the sun doesn’t shine.