The View

Metcalf tells "The View" co-hosts about starring in the new play "Grey House" and her role on the sitcom "The Conners."

After coming out publicly as transgender in 2020, Page shares why the rise to fame with the hit movie "Juno" was one of his darkest moments and reacts to anti-trans laws across the country.

The reality star discusses the headline-making cheating scandal and tells “The View” how her relationship with ex-fiancé Randall Emmett changed her life.

The musical reimagines Shakespeare's "Romeo and Juliet" through iconic pop songs and the show's Tony-nominated star Lorna Courtney performs Britney Spears' hit on “The View.”

"Both sides of the aisle can do a better job on the issue of race," the Republican presidential candidate tells "The View" co-hosts.

The couple tells "The View" about executive producing their new pseudo competition series, "Drag Me to Dinner."

The author and actor tells "The View" about his travel memoir, "Walking with Sam," where he details his father-son walk across Spain's Camino de Santiago that changed their relationship.

Zephyr joins "The View" after she was censured by Montana House Republicans for speaking out against a bill banning gender-affirming care for transgender youth.