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Madonna walked the red carpet in a star-studded premiere for her drama, "W.E." in NYC last night, and addressed the Elton John/David Furnish feud after she won the Golden Globe for Best Song. Madonna said, "You know what, honestly, I was oblivious to it all. It was brought to my attention afterwards and I don't... I just keep going and don't pay no mind to things like that."
Madge recalled her emotional moment at the Globes, saying, "I was really surprised, I have to say. I always say, 'Don't expect to win and if you do, you're pleasantly surprised.'"
Talk show host Chelsea Handler and legendary comedian Joan Rivers traded barbs on the Howard Stern radio show.
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Talk show host Rosie O'Donnell and real estate mogul Donald Trump are burying the hatchet -- and not in each other's backs.
O'Donnell made an appearance on "Piers Morgan Tonight" Tuesday and talked about the current feud with Trump, eventually saying, "Look down the camera and say something nice to Donald... I think you were wonderful on the Oprah Winfrey show when your whole family was there."
"Extra's" Mario Lopez caught up with Trump in NYC Wednesday and got his reaction. "She was very nice last night on 'Piers Morgan.' I thought it was so nice that Rosie was so nice," he said, jokingly adding, "Maybe she's in love."
Real estate mogul Donald Trump launched a brand new verbal assault against two O'Donnells - MSNBC host Lawrence O'Donnell and Rosie O'Donnell - for their blasts over his plans to hold his own Republican debate.
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Rosie responded via Twitter, writing, "Only in ur dreams Donny" to which Trump tweeted back, "#badratings @Rosie you will never make it. You are not funny or talented."
After "The Late Show" host David Letterman made fun of Rosie O'Donnell's whirlwind engagement to fiancée Michelle Rounds, a sharp-tongued Rosie fired back, asking, "Why is that Dave? Why? I don't remember making fun of you when you had sex with all your interns! I didn't make fun of your rampant, throbbing heterosexuality, did I, Dave?"

O'Donnell was responding to Letterman's monologue on Tuesday's edition of his show, when he joked, "The woman [Rosie] is marrying, her fiancée, was driving... and her car broke down. And guess what happened? Rosie pulls up right behind her in a tow truck."
Maroon 5 frontman and "The Voice" coach Adam Levine has some advice for FOX News: don't play his music. Ever.
Levine took to his Twitter account to express his displeasure at the cable news channel for using his band's tunes in its telecasts. He wrote, "Dear Fox News, don't play our music on your evil f**king channel ever again. Thank you."

Comic Greg Gutfeld -- host of the FOX News late-night show "Red Eye" and one of five panelists on its daytime talk show "The Five" -- retorted on his Twitter account. "Dear Adam, that's not music." And then added, "Fun joke: why did Maroon 5 cross the road? because crappy music is legal there!"
"Extra's" AJ Calloway was the first to hear Donald Trump's kind words directed to his longtime adversary, talk show host Rosie O'Donnell.

The Donald said he probably wouldn't be a guest on "The Rosie Show," but explained, "I'd like to see Rosie [be] successful, because it's good for Oprah." He added, "Rosie may be surprised to hear me say that!"
Actor Charlie Sheen and his former "Two and a Half Men" bosses Warner Bros. Television and producer Chuck Lorre have settled the lawsuit filed by Sheen earlier this year.
