Danny Bonaduce shared a photo of himself with a cane and said that he is taking a break from his radio show on KZOK in Seattle. “I’ll share more when I know more, as I’m still working towards receiving a diagnosis. What I do know is I need some time to focus on my health right now. I love my job and talking to you guys and I’ll be back on the air very soon,” the Partridge Family star wrote. “Charlie Chaplin, Willy Wonka, Danny Bonaduce. I’ve joined the club of cool guys with canes.
Danny’s sister, Celia Bonaduce, gave an update on her brother’s condition. “From the UNLIKE OTHER FAMILIES, WE DO NOT REQUEST PRIVACY AT THIS TIME Department: Many of you have reached out to see what’s going on with my brother Danny. Thank you. Along with Dairy Queen dipped cones and your messages, he is feeling the love. We are not being coy when we say this is a ‘mystery illness’… in layman’s terms, his balance sucks- super sucks- and all the great medical minds of Seattle are at work trying to solve this conundrum. We will keep you posted,” she wrote. “Please remember, that while he is a public figure, he is also my well-loved brother. Type your comments accordingly. Much love for your support, FB NATION.”
Hopefully, the doctors will figure out what is wrong with the 62-year-olds soon, and it is easily curable.
When I think of Korn doing covers, Pop music would be towards the bottom of the list. However, the man band shared a video of them singing Backstreet Boys’ I Want It That Way. And now I am coming undone.
It is not that they were bad. It was quite the opposite. It is just hearing the Heavy Metal band singing something that is so not them, is like so strange.
And now that we know what Korn sounds like singing BSB. I want to know what BSB sounds like singing Korn. You can say I want it that way! And I am not telling you why.
Naomi Judd passed away yesterday at the age of 76, and tonight she was supposed to be inducted into the Country Music Hall of Fame with her older daughter, Wynonna, for their duo, The Judds.
However, that did not come to pass because she passed. Her daughters, Ashley and Wynonna, could’ve stayed at home, but they showed up to honor their mother on what should have been a happy occasion.
Ricky Skaggs introduced The Judds, and then the two sisters accepted their medallions. When they were done with that, they each gave a speech. Ashley started it off with, “My momma loved you so much, and she appreciated your love for her, and I’m sorry that she couldn’t hang on until today.”
Ashley then went on to say that honor was not only their mom’s but also their sister’s. Then she went on to praise her sister.
When she was done, it was time for Wynonna to talk.”I didn’t prepare anything tonight ’cause I knew that mom would probably talk the most,” Wynonna said with tears in her eyes. “I feel so blessed, and it’s a very strange dynamic to be this broken and this blessed … but though my heart is broken, I will continue to sing.”
Wynnona said that she kissed her mom on the forehead one final time at 2:20p and hadn’t spoken from that moment until she accepted the award. Then, she said the last time they were together; they read Psalm 23 together. So she read it with the audience.
When Wynonna was done, they thanked their peers and walked off the stage.
My heart breaks for them. I know what it is like to lose both of my parents, and it is never easy. I admire their courage for going through with the ceremony, but I think they felt it is what their mother would’ve wanted.
It was the perfect place to hold a memorial service and let the people who knew and loved their mom honor her.
The Judds are loved by Country Music, and you can’t get more country than this.
So, to Wynonna and Ashley, thank you for sharing your mom with us during the good and bad times. Thank you for honoring her tonight in such a beautiful way. She is looking down on you with pride, and know she is at peace. She is why we say Rest In Peace. Because that is what she is doing. The pain is gone, and she is free.
