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Q: Days after ABC’s “The View” announced a major housecleaning that will sweep out hosts Jenny McCarthy and Sherri Shepherd, the show daringly aired live Monday — but not before a morning meeting where producers told the ladies that everyone needed to play nicely. Whoopi Goldberg, the only host on stage Monday who may still be there in August, addressed the staff changes at the top of the program. “There’s a giant neon-pink gorilla in the room,” said Goldberg. “We’re going to deal with it.” 
  
 McCarthy and Shepherd both spoke about their impending departures, but Confidenti@l has learned their parting comments had been vetted and preapproved before cameras started rolling. McCarthy used the opportunity to mention she’s taking a new gig that will compete with “The View,” but declined to say what it was. Shepherd shed tears and seemed to compare her seven years on the show with the seven days God spent creating the Earth, according to the Bible. Barbara Walters, who retired from “The View” May 16 but remains aboard as executive producer, was not at the morning meeting where McCarthy and Shepherd’s smooth departure was discussed. 
  
 LEO BRINGS THE FUZZ 
  
 Leonardo DiCaprio “Departed” for the beach over the weekend after stealing former co-star Jack Nicholson’s grooming habits. While hanging out in Malibu on Sunday with girlfriend Toni Garrn, the 39-year-old debuted a very bushy beard and mustache, along with vintage shades and scraggly long locks for a game of beach volleyball. 
  
 Jay Z and Beyoncé on stage in Philly during their Fourth of July concert. (Splash News) 
  
 JAY, BEY TRY CLOSER HARMONY 
  
 Jay Z and Beyoncé’s “On the Run Tour” hit the City of Brotherly Love on Saturday, where one observer in the D’Usse VIP riser said “Jay and Bey were more affectionate than usual on stage.” This comes a week after an Ohio show where Beyoncé changed the lyrics of her song “Resentment” to imply betrayal by a man she’s been “riding with 12 years,” which is how long Jay and Bey have been married. Philly native Kevin Hart was also in the house. 
  
 Signs of the times: Emma Stone and Andrew Garfield stroll in the West Village with covered faces. (NIGNY/Splash News) 
  
 CELEBS’ GIVE-AND-TAKE 
  
 It’s written on the stars. After Emma Stone and Andrew Garfield came up with the idea of writing down their favorite charities on pieces of cardboard to hold in front of their faces while paparazzi take their pictures, Anne Hathaway and husband Adam Shulman clearly took notice. The Brooklyn pair copied the maneuver while walking their two dogs over the weekend. 
  
 Adam Shulman and Anne Hathaway did their own version of the sign idea, giving credit to Stone and Garfield. (Splash News) 
  
 A J.NO WEEKEND FOR MAKS 
  
 J Who? While Jennifer Lopez was in Paris over the weekend, Maksim Chmerkovskiy, who was linked to the “Papi” singer in recent weeks, was out and about in the Hamptons. “He had the best time,” according to an East End partygoer who says the handsome dancer star didn’t once mention J.Lo. On Friday, Chmerkovskiy and hairdresser Valery Joseph dined with pals at Nammos. On Saturday, Maks partied at Surf Lodge, then Sunday he hit a barbecue at his lawyer's house. 
  
 2 CHAINZ PLAYS TILL 3 
  
 2 Chainz performed a 30-minute set at 1 Oak Southampton on Saturday and it all added it up to a good time. “Last night in the Hamptons was MADD real!!!!” the “I’m Different” rapper tweeted Sunday. We’re told it was the first time 2 Chainz had been in the Hamptons. He performed unti 3 a.m. 
  
 Brooklyn Decker was in the crowd for the immersive show ‘Queen of the Night.’ (Ben Gabbe/Getty Images) 
  
 BUSY BROOKLYN NIGHTLIFE 
  
 While husband Andy Roddick live-tweets Wimbledon from the comfort of home, Brooklyn Decker has been enjoying herself out on the town. The model/actress took in the provocative show “Queen of the Night” at the Diamond Horseshoe in Midtown recently, and an onlooker says Decker enjoyed “the sexy actor spoon-feeding her dessert during the dinner break.” 
  
 SOME TRICKY PITCHES 
  
 Master illusionist Ken Salaz was such a showstopper at Don “Super Agent” Buchwald’s Independence Day party in the Berkshires that some attendees forgot for a moment that author, actor and former Yankees star Jim Bouton was in the house. “Knuckleball, shmuckelball,” joked one partygoer as Salaz entertained guests including onetime pinstriper Bouton, who famously won two 1962 World Series games for the Yanks before writing his breakthrough season diary, “Ball Four.” When the party ended, though, it was knuckler Bouton signing autographs for the kids. 
  
 Lucy Liu and pals got together for dim sum over the weekend in Midtown. (Stephen Lovekin/Getty Images) 
  
 LIQUID ASSETS FOR LIU 
  
 Going booze-free was an easy deduction for “Elementary” star Lucy Liu, who wrapped up her holiday weekend with dim sum and “mocktails” in Midtown on Sunday. “She looked effortlessly stunning in a white dress and sandals,” says an insider at Hakkasan, who watched Liu and a small group of pals sip jasmine lemongrass iced tea. 
  
 ZAC, MICHELLE ARE ALL HANDS ON DECK 
  
 Talk about showboating. The romance between Michelle Rodriguez and Zac Efron is officially out in the open, thanks to a very public makeout session on their friend Gianluca Vacchi’s yacht off the coast of Sardinia in Italy this weekend. Efron couldn’t keep his hands off Rodriguez, who only recently stopped seeing supermodel Cara Delevingne. 
  
 Charlize Theron goes for the gold, with her new guy Sean Penn (r.) alongside, at the Dior show in Paris. (MIGUEL MEDINA/AFP/Getty Images) 
  
 CHARLIZE TESTS HER METAL 
  
 Charlize Theron steals the spotlight in a gold metallic minidress at the Christian Dior haute couture show at the Rodin Museum in Paris. 
  
 Sign up for BREAKING NEWS Emails privacy policy Thanks for subscribing! ||||| Courtesy of Sportsman Channel Sarah Palin in "Amazing America" 
  
 Sportsman Channel has picked up a second season of Amazing America with Sarah Palin, the network will announce Monday. Palin's program, which has her introducing viewers to the great outdoors as well as the country's unsung heroes, has brought significant attention to the niche cable channel propelling Sportsman to triple-digit year-over-year growth in households and key male demographics. And network executives are counting on Palin to be their linchpin in an ongoing effort to launch more original programming. 
  
 “Sportsman Channel has experienced tremendous growth this year and Sarah Palin’s involvement has proved to be a tremendous boon for our network and programming initiatives," noted Marc Fein, executive vp of programming and production. 
  
 PHOTOS Actors Who've Played Politicians 
  
 Those new programs have included America Unplugged, about people living off the grid, and Saving Private K-9, which is hosted by Full Metal Jacket's R. Lee Ermey and spotlights military and law enforcement dogs. 
  
 And last week, Sportsman Channel, which is in a little over 36 million homes, announced a new program hosted by Penn Jillette. Premiering July 17, Camp Stew is a Talk Soup-like clip show that will have the illusionist commenting on outdoor bloopers and caught-on-camera mishaps. 
  
 Amazing America will once again be produced by Craig Piligian's Pilgrim Studios with the second season of 12 episodes scheduled to begin production later this year for an early 2015 premiere. Pilgrim also is producing the Jillette series. 
  
 PHOTOS The Movies and Stars Dems vs. GOPers Love (and Love to Hate) 
  
 In an email interview with The Hollywood Reporter, Palin opened up about her favorite episode from season one, Hillary Clinton's new memoir, whether she has aspirations to host her own political talk show and why she finds today's political system "incorrigibly disastrous." 
  
 What was your favorite show from season one? 
  
 It’s hard to pick just one because they all told such interesting and inspiring stories! But based on a lot of positive feedback, many viewers agree with me that recording my time with [Marine Sgt. and Medal of Honor recipient] Dakota Meyer was most special. He is such a remarkable young man. He’s a true hero. My military son, the rest of our family, and a bunch of buddies with us during Dakota's visit were so encouraged by his patriotism and work ethic, and we all had a blast because his sense of humor fit right in with the fun motley crew that we are. 
  
 What are some of the activities/places you want to explore in season two? 
  
 We're really excited about the second season of Amazing America! We’re working on stories about people that go above and beyond to help others, really inspirational stuff that will encourage the entire nation. We’ve also got some amazing craftsmen lined up as well. I love showcasing skill and work ethic that deserves to be rewarded. It’s going to be a great season, families will love it together. I guarantee it! 
  
 What television shows do you like to watch with your family? 
  
 Amazing America! Getting outside to experience our amazing America is better than watching pretty much any show, other than our own. 
  
 Any interest in doing a political talk show, either on TV, radio or the Internet? 
  
 Maybe. But the politics would have to be interspersed with a whole lot of fun and real life and inspiration showcasing American work ethic, because those topics are all pretty much the antithesis of today's politics, which I find incorrigibly disastrous! It'd be so much fun to shake it up taking on issues that make audiences objectively consider all sides, and I'd do it with my own real-life groundedness, candor and commonsense that I'm known for. Media needs that today, versus the condescension that oozes from TV and radio. I hear everyone recently got canned from The View, maybe a show like that needs a punch of reality and a voice of reason from America's heartland to knock some humble sense into their scripts. You know, someone willing to go rogue. 
  
 Have you read Hillary Clinton's book Hard Choices? 
  
 So far just the passage about me because an attorney sent the passage to me. Hillary wrote about the 2008 campaign when the Obama camp asked her to basically engage in their familiar "politics of personal destruction" just hours after I was announced as the GOP's first female VP candidate. They couldn't attack my record as an executive, a Mayor, a Governor, an energy resources commissioner, nor a wife and mother, so ratcheting it all down she surmised the attacks would be based on gender! How passé. How mighty hypocritical. Hillary refused to engage. I appreciated her boldness in explaining that behind-the-scenes campaign tactic of Obama's. I've since pointed out there's no "war on women" if one doesn't react to that immature shot across the bow from the Liberal Left like America saw during that entire campaign. Don't retreat from such a shot. Just reload like I've been blessed to have the opportunity to do. And hey, I'm still standing! So flipping proud to be an American where I know first hand that anything is possible if you work hard, put your life in God's hands, serve something greater than self, and live life vibrantly! |||||
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The View was back yesterday for its first live broadcast since it was revealed that ABC was giving everyone except Whoopi Goldberg the boot—and if you watched, you may have noticed that soon-to-be-ex-co-hosts Jenny McCarthy and Sherri Shepherd didn't have anything mean to say, despite their ouster. That's because, yesterday morning, producers held a meeting and made it clear that everyone had to play nice, sources tell the New York Daily News. McCarthy's and Shepherd's on-camera comments were pre-approved before the taping. McCarthy revealed she'll be on another show competing with The View, but didn't say which one. Meanwhile, rumors continue to fly as to who might replace her and Shepherd, and in a new interview with the Hollywood Reporter, Sarah Palin made a not-so-veiled play for a role. Asked if she'd be interested in joining a talk show, Palin noted, "Maybe. But the politics would have to be interspersed with a whole lot of fun and real life and inspiration showcasing American work ethic." She then added, "I hear everyone recently got canned from The View, maybe a show like that needs a punch of reality and a voice of reason from America's heartland to knock some humble sense into their scripts. You know, someone willing to go rogue."