Rosie O'Donnell was spotted in her boat on Friday near her home in Florida. It was a mother-daughter day out for Rosie. You can see her here with her daughter Chelsea. Rosie looks pretty cooled off on the back of her boat. Check out that tattoo on her leg!

Rosie O'Donnell is supposed to be anti-guns and anti-war. However, she posted this picture of her 4-year-old daughter Vivian Rose on her blog. Fans have been posting messages about how disturbing the picture is since.

"Ro, so disappointed to see your little ones with bullets. Where are the guns? I thought for sure you would protect them more from such things," said one of many angry e-mails. That picture is gross! I am disturbed," said another.

"My daughter in a soldier costume, national news. [But] 3,500 dead soldiers for real, they don't comment. Shame," O'Donnell wrote on her blog, responding to the criticism. She also said that Vivian was just playing make-believe games with her brothers and that the bandoleers around her chest and waist are toys.

Her spokeswoman Cindi Berger said that Rosie was not trying to start a controversy with this picture. "Her children were playing and they play dress-up, and that was just an image that she took," Berger said. "She is absolutely anti-war."

While on the Today show, Madonna's interview with Meredith Viera consisted of family life, David, and even the Rosie/Donald fued. Her kids are growing up fast and when Madonna isn't able to be with newly adopted David, she says her daughter, Lourdes, babysits. She said, "I can get my older daughter to babysit for me. Both kids are really great with him."

Madonna and Guy Ritchie have been married since 2000. Their family includes David, 1, Rocco, 6, and Madonna's daughter, Lourdes, 10, from a previous relationship.

While on vacation over the Christmas holiday, Madonna said she wasn't aware of what was going on between Rosie O'Donnell and Donald Trump, whose verbal feud has made headlines in the U.S.

Madonna and Rosie are friends. She had this to say about the fued, "Basically, she's a standup comic. I think all standup comics talk about provocative things in their monologues before shows … I don't know exactly the content of what she said, but I have a feeling that if every standup comic was penalized for saying every politically incorrect thing … they'd all be hung in the public square."

She also said, "I think people are giving Rosie a hard time. I wish they'd stop. I don't think it's fair."

Posted 3:30pm EST 01-11-2007

Ivanka Trump may not be a baby anymore, but she's still daddy's little girl. And daddy's little girls always stand up for their dads.

Ivanka, 25, is the vice president of real estate development at the Trump Organization. While on the Today Show, she talked about more than the "Apprentice".

Co-host Merideth Vieira's first questions she asked the young beauty were of the feud between Rosie O'Donnell and her father, Donald Trump. Ivanka replied that is was Rosie who had "instigated" the fight and has been "bullying people for a long time."

After Donald gave Miss USA a second chance (which Rosie did not agree with), Rosie publicly humiliated Donald on The View. She poked fun of his hair and made the accusation that he had personally went "bankrupt so many times." Ivanka commented on those remarks and replied, "I think it was unfair, it was uncalled for and, quite frankly, there was no reason for it."

"As my father said, she, too, has had a lot of second chances, you know, there's nothing surprising about the fact that my dad's gonna come back with a vengeance anytime anyone says anything negative against him."

After hearing the nasty remarks made by Rosie, Trump fired back by calling her a "slob", "loser" and even a "fat pig".

He said of his own remarks, "I have no choice because every time I go in an interview, people ask me about Rosie. So I respond by saying she's not very intelligent, which she's not, she's had many failures in her life, which she has — and I respond."

"I don't know, which is worse? I think I'd rather probably be fat," Trump said.

O'Donnell wasn't available for comment - she's on a planned vacation with her family.

Posted 3:00pm EST 01-04-2007

What comes around, goes around doesn't it folks?  Looks like Miss "politically correct" O'Donnell had her come-uppance from pointing fingers at Kelly Ripa.  Rosie actually mocked Chinese language on the View when she was talking about the Danny DeVito supposedly drunken visit.  Just a few short weeks ago she accused Kelly Ripa of being homophobic because she told Clay Aiken she didn't know where his hands have been after he covered her mouth with his hand.  First of all, I don't even remember Clay announcing his sexual preference, so I think that was rather presumptuous on Rosie's part.  Secondly, since when has hand cleanliness related to one's sexual orientation?

Perhaps to make it up to the Asian community, Rosie will decide to adopt an Asian baby.  Whatever she decides, hopefully, Miss Rosie will learn to think before she speaks; which would be a great example for her children.