Scathing new report on Joan Rivers' death
Joan Rivers never recovered from what was supposed to be a routine procedure to check her throat at a New York City clinic. A new report is out accusing the clinic of making several mistakes, including failing to identify deteriorating vital signs and provide a timely intervention. The findings also include a list of issues, including a physician snapping photos of Rivers while she was sedated. Jean Casarez has more.
New questions about clinic where Joan Rivers stopped breathing
Last night on AC360, Susan Candiotti broke news about the death of Joan Rivers. Sources tell CNN that a staff member at the clinic told investigators that a doctor treating Rivers took a 'selfie' in the procedure room while the comedienne was under anesthesia. A source also told CNN that a doctor began performing a biopsy without Rivers' consent. Now, Susan Candiotti has new information on the that clinic, and questions about whether it should be open today.
Shocking allegations in Joan Rivers death investigation
It started as a routine medical procedure, but days later the country was mourning the death of Joan Rivers. Susan Candiotti reports on what was allegedly happening inside the out-patient clinic when Rivers was getting what should have been a routine procedure.
Anderson digs deeper into these shocking allegations with Arthur Caplan, who is the founding director of the Division of Medical Ethics at NYU Langone Medical Center and Senior Legal Analyst Jeffrey Toobin.
Remembering Joan Rivers: Joking around about plastic surgery
A transit station in London posted this snarky tribute to Joan Rivers:
It's a good bet that sign would have made her laugh. Joan made no secret of her many plastic surgeries. While she often joked about it, she also admitted the procedures terrified her. Gary Tuchman takes a look back.
Remembering Joan Rivers: Fashion Police head writer Tony Tripoli shares his memories
Joan Rivers is a comedy legend and known for having one of the quickest wits in the business. So what is it like to write for her? Tony Tripoli is not only the head writer for "Fashion Police," but he was also close friends with Joan. He described her as a demon onstage and a stereotypical Jewish grandmother when she was offstage.
Remembering Joan Rivers: Looking back at her funniest moments
Joan Rivers always said what was on her mind. She had no filters and she pulled no punches, even when she made herself the butt of the jokes. AC360 looks back at Joan's iconic TV moments.
We also assembled some of Joan Rivers' jokes that are keeping us laughing tonight.
Remembering Joan Rivers: Andy Cohen shares his memories
When it came to Joan Rivers' comedy, no one was safe. And she was far from reserved. Recently she shared fond memories on Bravo's "Watch What Happens Live." Host Andy Cohen spoke to Anderson and described Joan as "an underdog from the beginning."
Remembering Joan Rivers: The late night TV legend
Joan Rivers always called Johnny Carson her mentor, who made her a frequent guest on "The Tonight Show." When Joan was tapped to become the first woman to host a late night talk show, the two comedy legends became rivals. Gary Tuchman looks back at their complicated relationship.
Remembering Joan Rivers: Queen of Comedy
Joan Rivers was not just one of the funniest people in show business, but also one of the hardest working. Anderson spoke to Joan along with comedian Joy Behar for a CNN special called "The Queens of Comedy."
Remembering Joan Rivers: Kathy Griffin shares her memories
"Everything Joan did, she created herself," Kathy Griffin told Anderson as she shared memories of how Joan Rivers blazed a trail for her and other women in comedy. Kathy talked about one of their private moments recalling Joan's advice:
"When you are a woman in this business, you have to hold on until your knuckles are white and they chop your fingers off. Then you hold on by your wrist, then you hold on by your elbows and you never let go."
Anderson continued the conversation, talking with Kathy about Joan's public persona and the person she knew when the cameras were off.
