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NEW YORK (May 1) -- Rosie O'Donnell may quickly be putting "The View" in her rear-view mirror. Asked Monday about her future plans in television, she said, "you'll hear very soon."
O'Donnell only winked and walked away when pressed for details by reporters outside the Eugene O'Neill Theater in Manhattan, where she was a host for an online panel about teen issues with the cast of "Degrassi: The Next Generation" and cast members of the Broadway musical "Spring Awakening."
"I'll give an autograph, not a comment," she said as she scribbled her name for some fans. "An autograph is easier."
O'Donnell, the actors and a theater audience of teenagers talked about sex, relationships, coming out and peer pressure in the online discussion.
O'Donnell's advice for teenagers who felt pressure from girlfriends or boyfriends: "You will never meet an adult who will say, `God, I wish I had sex sooner."'
NEW YORK (May 1) -- Rosie O'Donnell may quickly be putting "The View" in her rear-view mirror. Asked Monday about her future plans in television, she said, "you'll hear very soon."
O'Donnell only winked and walked away when pressed for details by reporters outside the Eugene O'Neill Theater in Manhattan, where she was a host for an online panel about teen issues with the cast of "Degrassi: The Next Generation" and cast members of the Broadway musical "Spring Awakening."
"I'll give an autograph, not a comment," she said as she scribbled her name for some fans. "An autograph is easier."
O'Donnell, the actors and a theater audience of teenagers talked about sex, relationships, coming out and peer pressure in the online discussion.
O'Donnell's advice for teenagers who felt pressure from girlfriends or boyfriends: "You will never meet an adult who will say, `God, I wish I had sex sooner."'
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