Roseanne Barr is ready to return to television with an idea for a new series about a farmer in Alabama intent on 'saving the United States from drug gangs and China.'

Roseanne Barr, a vocal supporter of Donald Trump, recently appeared in a rap video by Canadian artist Tom MacDonald titled “Daddy’s Home.” In the video, the 72-year-old actress dons blonde braids, a gold “Roseanne” belly chain,

Roseanne Barr says she’s making a television comeback that will resemble a cross between her old sitcom and HBO gangster series ‘The Sopranos.’

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Roseanne Barr announced she will be shopping around a new, “offensive” comedy series, marking her first possible role since she was fired from ABC’s Roseanne reboot in 2018 over ...

Avid Trump supporter Roseanne Barr is making her allegiance clear in a new rap video. The video, from Canadian rapper Tom MacDonald and titled "Daddy's Home," sees Barr wearing blonde braids and ...

Prepare your eyes and ears, because Roseanne Barr, a.k.a "this Granny," is "going bad" in a new pro-Donald Trump rap music video. (Hey, at least she warned us.) In the bizarre video with Canadian ...

Roseanne Barr — sporting blond box braids, gold chains and sunglasses — says “Granny’s going bad” and “screw Eminem” in a new pro-Trump rap video with Canadian rapper Tom MacDonald.

The new series, which will star Barr and be four to six episodes in line with the U.K. comedy format, is “a cross between ‘The Roseanne Show’ and ‘The Sopranos,’” she says, and centers ...

Roseanne Barr is plotting a return to the small screen. More than six years after ABC fired her from her Roseanne reboot, the former sitcom star, 72, told Variety that she’s working on a new comedy series about a small-town American family who “save America with guns,

Roseanne Barr is working on her TV comeback with a new comedy series. The comedian claimed Hollywood "made itself irrelevant" to Americans.