Joy Behar is a mainstay on The View ... she worked as a comedian doing stand-up routines in New York City before ending up on HBO comedy specials. Still, her love of comedy had a macabre beginning.

Joy Behar is reflecting on how a near-death experience changed her life forever. The comedian, 82, opened up about suffering an ectopic pregnancy in 1979 on Friday’s episode of The View as part ...

The longtime panelist on 'The View' said she didn't exactly impress Barbara Walters the first time she did stand-up in front of her Sonia Moskowitz/Getty; John Lamparski/WireImage Joy Behar didn't ...

Joy Behar is ready for a comeback that has nothing ... and she turns her writings into plays or stand-up shows. One play she has been working on is premiering soon, and some well-known names ...

“They felt that’s what they needed to do and I got to stand ... Behar, “Is every person that shows up on Inauguration Day, from security to custodial staff, un-American? Is that what Joy ...

The View co-host Joy ... got to stand behind them, you know and I stand behind her,' the actress said. Alyssa Farah Griffin, a former Trump White House employee, also disagreed with Behar.

After almost 30 years as a co-host on The View, Joy Behar is practically a part of ... During the conversation, the stand-up comic also recalled how she received a lot of pushback throughout ...

At one point, she captures how dire the situation is by saying, “As a child, if someone told you your one source of joy will be watching ... for some casual stand-up comedy after a long day ...

"Joy — @carrieunderwood is an INCREDIBLE WOMAN. You could learn from her strength." Earlier on The View, Behar said she was confused by Underwood's follow-up statement explaining why she chose ...