Sherri Shepherd isn’t the only co-host from “The View” who got hitched over the weekend.

Shepherd’s table-mate from the popular daytime talk show Joy Behar also tied the knot with her longtime boyfriend Steve Janowitz Thursday night in New York, in a move that will surely shock her co-hosts on “The View,” as well as their viewers, who all had no idea Behar was even engaged.

According to reports, Joy and Steve have been together for 29 years, but Behar had previously sworn off marriage, even breaking an engagement to Janowitz in 2009.

News of Joy Behar’s surprise marriage comes just days after her “View” co-host Sherri Shepherd got married in Chicago this past Saturday.

A spokesman for “The View” issued a statement this weekend, saying that Behar would discuss her wedding when the show returns on September 6th.

Congrats Joy (and Sherri)!

For the first time in 5 years since her tumultuous exit from “The View,” Star Jones came face to face with Joy Behar on “The Joy Behar Show” Monday night (Apr 4). While there, Jones admitted to Behar that she was “miserable” during her final year on the ABC chat-fest.

Jones, 49, was on Behar’s show to promote her new book “Satan’s Sisters,” and said that she misses the the daily banter about current events, but credited social media for giving her a forum for her voice to be heard now that she’s off the panel.

“I miss the discussion,” she said. ”I miss the ‘Hot Topic’ arguing back and forth.”

Behar asked Jones if she would ever return as a guest on “The View,” to which Star responded:

“Right in the middle of Satan’s Sisters? Someone will have to read the book so you know what to talk about,” Jones said. “Of course I’d come. You invite me, I’ll be there.”

“I’m not in charge of the booking! Don’t look at me!” Behar said, spurring Jones to joke Behar was hiding behind “plausible deniability.”

Jones revealed that she left “dramatically,” explaining her final year on The View “was really probably the most emotionally-destroying time of my life” as she went back and forth with ABC.

“I honestly was not sure that I could take it: Do you know, I actually lost an additional 20 pounds? It was really, really sickening!”

“The first eight years were great, [the last year was] miserable.”

Still, Jones said in all, her experience was “fun … it was a lot of fun.

Watch the ladies chat it up below.

Whoopi Goldberg seems to have a way of blurting out whatever comes to that crazy mind of hers on “The View”! This time around it involved lasagna….and her and co-host Joy Behar “eating each other”. Peep the hilariously awkward footage below:

That Bill O’Reilly sure does know how to get under a person’s skin! And he did just that on a recent episode of “The View,” which caused two of the show’s co-hosts to storm off the set.

O’Reilly caused quite a stir Thursday morning (Oct 14) when he went head-to-head with The View’s Whoopi Goldberg and Joy Behar over the topic of the Ground Zero Mosque. Bill said that he doesn’t agree with a mosque being built there and called it “inappropriate.” Why? Because he says “a lot of the 9/11 families who I know, say, ‘Look, we don’t want that.”

And after going back-and-forth over the issue for a little while, Whoopi and Joy got so fed up with Bill’s a**hole-ish antics that they just threw their hands up, and walked off the set.

Check out the action below!

Actress Whoopi Goldberg (who also speaks on The View’s panel), Media mogul Oprah Winfrey and Financial advisor Suze Orman attended and posed for a pic together at the 2009 Time 100 Most Influential People in the World Gala, which was held Tuesday night at the Frederick P. Rose Hall at Jazz at Lincoln Center in New York City.

The annual gala saluted the best and the brightest people in the categories of leaders & revolutionaries, heroes & pioneers, scientists & thinkers, artists & entertainers and builders & titans. Other honorees and attendees of the gala included John Legend, Michelle Obama, M.I.A. and more. Continue reading for more photos from the gala and to peep the complete 2009 Time 100 list!

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The Complete 2009 TIME 100 Most Influential People in the World

Leaders & Revolutionaries
Edward Kennedy
Gordon Brown
Christine Lagarde
Thomas Dart
Avigdor Lieberman
Joaquín Guzmán
Nouri al-Maliki
Hillary Clinton
Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono
Boris Johnson
Norah al-Faiz
Elizabeth Warren
Paul Kagame
Nicolas Sarkozy
Angela Merkel
Wang Qishan
Xi Jinping
David McKiernan
Ashfaq Kayani
Barack Obama

Builders & Titans
The Twitter Guys
T. Boone Pickens
Ted Turner
Tessa Ross
Carlos Slim
Brad Pitt
Meredith Whitney
Suze Orman
Lauren Zalaznick
Timothy Geithner
Nandan Nilekani
Stella McCartney
Jamie Dimon
Sheila Bair
moot
Alexander Medvedev
Alan Mulally
Robin Chase
Jack Ma
Bernie Madoff

Artists & Entertainers
Rush Limbaugh
M.I.A.
Sam and Dan Houser
Kate Winslet
Werner Herzog
William Kentridge
Penélope Cruz
Lang Lang
John Legend
Elizabeth Diller and Ricardo Scofidio
Gustavo Dudamel
Jeff Kinney
Tavis Smiley
The View
Zac Efron
Tina Fey
Tom Hanks
Jay Leno
A.R. Rahman
Judith Jamison

Heroes & Icons
Michelle Obama
Chesley B. Sullenberger
Richard Phillips
Seth Berkley
Michael Eavis
Leonard Abess
Hadizatou Mani
Rick Warren
Van Jones
Somaly Mam
Rafael Nadal
Suraya Pakzad
Jeff Bezos
Tiger Woods
George Clooney
Brady Gustafson
Sister Mary Scullion
Oprah Winfrey
Sarah Palin
Manny Pacquiao

Scientists & Thinkers
Nouriel Roubini
Amory Lovins
Jon Favreau
Dambisa Moyo
Dan Barber
Yoichiro Nambu
Roland Fryer
Martin Lindstrom
Barbara Hogan
David Sheff
Steven Chu
Paul Krugman
Connie Hedegaard
Daniel Nocera
Stephan Schuster and Webb Miller
Nicholas Christakis
Doug Melton
Paul Ekman
Shai Agassi
Nate Silver