Washington
(ANI):
American
television
host
Rosie
O'Donnell
debuts
her
show
"Rosie
Live",
a
live
variety
show
straight
from
Broadway's
Little
Shubert
Theater,
on
November
27.
The
show's
outcome
is
being
awaited
with
bated
breath,
as
its
viewership
could
help
out
in
reviving
an
ailing
network
schedule,
Fox
News
reports.
NBC
has
already
dumped
"Lipstick
Jungle",
"My
Own
Worst
Enemy" and
"Crusoe",
and
has
also
announced
that
they're
putting
"Deal
or
No
Deal"
on
the
shelf
for
a
while.
If
it
weren't
for
"30
Rock"
and
"The
Office"
and
the
"Law
&
Order"
show,
there
would
have
been
nothing
much
to
watch
on
the
network
at
all.
For
O'Donnell,
this
could
be
the
beginning
of
something
big,
as
her
show
features
performances
by
Alannis
Morrisette,
Ne
Yo,
comedian
Kathy
Griffin,
plus
Alec
Baldwin,
Jane
Krakowski,
Rachael
Ray,
Harry
Connick
Jr.,
Clay
Aiken,
and
Gloria
Estefan.
The
actress
is
going
to
open
the
show
with
a
big
musical
number
a
duet
she's
been
rehearsing
with
Liza
Minnelli
for
several
days.