May 26, 201016 yr Art Linkletter, TV Host, Dies at 97 By WILLIAM GRIMES Published: May 26, 2010 Art Linkletter, the genial host who parlayed his talent for the ad-libbed interview into two of television’s longest-running shows, “People Are Funny” and “House Party,” in the 1950s and 1960s, died on Wednesday at his home in the Bel Air section of Los Angeles. He was 97. Art Linkletter Dies
May 30, 201016 yr I thought Larry King also died two years ago and I was wrong about that. He just looks dead.
May 31, 201016 yr I thought Larry King also died two years ago and I was wrong about that. He just looks dead. He certainly looks a pale shadow of how he looked a few years ago. Perhaps it's because he and his wife (No. are pondering divorce, with one reason being given that she thinks he cheated on her - with her kid sister. There's a nice little piece in The Huffington Post about it in which the author gives Larry some advice. Eight marriages. Eight divorces. Bravo! You're one of my absolute favorite television personalities out there. I could watch you interview people all night long. I think you're fantastic. Why, though, didn't any of these great guests that you've had on your show ever give you relationship advice? No prenuptial agreement again? I mean, how much money can you possibly keep splitting? Your soon-to-be ex wife number eight, Shawn Southwick, wants three houses. The mansion in Beverly Hills she of course wants. There are two other homes as well that she wants. She wants all three of them. Larry, I know that you're a wealthy man, but how many more checks can you write? How many more women are you going to marry? How many more kids are you going to have? David Wygant: Larry King, What Were You Thinking?
July 1, 201016 yr I thought Larry King also died two years ago and I was wrong about that. He just looks dead. He's just announced his demise. He's finally leaving his CNN show in September. Seems that the ratings have been tanking which suggest he was pushed, even thought the network said he wants to spend more time with his wife and family (yes, he's decided not to get divorced after all). Wonder who will take over that slot?
July 1, 201016 yr Author he wants to spend more time with his wife and family Wonder who will take over that slot? Have you ever noticed that when famous people, especially politicians, lose their jobs, resign, or whatever - usually under pressure, it's always "to spend more time with my family"? As for who will take over, don't you know?
July 1, 201016 yr Author GB, you seem to have an obsession with Qualye. LOL You mean he's not your hero too . . . ?
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