In her documentary, “Roseanne Barr is America," the comedian explained why she turned down an alleged offer to return to “The Conners" as a ghost after she was fired from the show in 2018.

Roseanne Barr has claimed she was asked appear on The Conners as a ghost. The 72-year-old actress had the plug pulled on the Roseanne revival after just one season in 2018 after she sent a tweet ...

Her character, Roseanne Conner, was killed off when The Conners spinoff launched without her later that year. Barr’s TV husband, John Goodman, told Variety in 2023 that he felt bad about the ...

Roseanne Barr shares her Texas lifestyle change and a tractor accident in a Fox News Digital interview, while preparing for her documentary "Roseanne Barr is America" release on June 10.

Roseanne Barr became "trapped" in her tractor when she crashed into a tree in her garden. The 72-year-old comedian has been "doing a lot of mowing" lately, but has been subject to a number of ...

When ABC persuaded Roseanne Barr to star in a re-boot of her iconic television show in 2018, it was enormously popular. However, she and her television persona very much supported President Trump.

Roseanne Barr accused ABC executives of “spying” on her because of her support for President Donald Trump before the network cancelled her show. “They spied,” Barr told The Daily Mail.

“John refused. It fell to me. I looked like a crusader,” Barr claimed in the interview. ABC has not responded to Barr’s new claims. Barr played the matriarch of the Conner family on Roseanne ...

Roseanne Barr is speaking her truth. The comedian-turned-Hollywood pariah has made explosive claims about her former employer, ABC, with which she worked for over 10 years. Barr, 72, first graced ...

Roseanne would go on to be spun off by ABC as The Conners, with the same cast minus Barr. It ran from 2018 with seven seasons. The final episode aired this past April.

Roseanne originally aired from 1988 until 1997, starting when Fishman was just 6 years old. His character, D.J., was the son of Barr’s Roseanne Conner and John Goodman’s Dan Conner.

The original show, when it debuted in 1988, stood in stark contrast to the glamour of “Dallas” and “Dynasty,” which dominated television then.