Bette Midler recently reflected on one of the biggest regrets of her career: Her short-lived family sitcom Bette, which only lasted a single season on CBS. The sitcom starred Midler as a successful ...

Midler added that she once told David Letterman the show was "the worst thing that's ever happened to me in my entire life." By Zoe G. Phillips Bette Midler took a moment to reflect on her career ...

Bette Midler admits her CBS show, “Bette,” was a “big mistake” — and so was not suing her co-star Lindsay Lohan for leaving it early. During an appearance on David Duchovny’s “Fail Better” podcast ...

The way she tells it, Bette Midler’s short-lived sitcom “Bette” was more like a comedy of errors. The singer-actor’s semiautobiographical CBS show premiered in 2000 and was canceled 18 episodes into ...

The Oscar-nominated star launched her career performing at the Continental Baths, a gay cruising spot on New York City's Upper West Side, in the '70s Michael Ochs Archives/Getty In 1970, an openly gay ...

On the Wednesday debut of CNN's new program, "The Joy Behar Show," host Behar asked the singer and entertainer what she thought of Glenn Beck, and got the following response: I don't think he's funny ...

"No actor doesn't like to chew the scenery, even if they don't admit it." If you ask Bette Midler how she got her part in the new film The Fabulous Four, it wouldn't have anything to do with her ...