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Larry King hosted one one of the country’s first radio talk shows. Then he popularized the cable news interview show with Larry King Live on CNN. And now he’s taken on the Internet. Turning 80 this year, he may be a surprising choice for the title of pioneer, but in the first year of his show Larry King
Hollywood took to Twitter to mourn the passing of Dallas star Larry Hagman. Below, former costars, fans and contemporaries pay tribute to the actor whose larger-than-life performance as J.R. Ewing set a standard for TV villains that arguably has never been matched.
My friend is taking a break. Pardon my silence. Love Patrick http://t.co/oWNqx0k0
— Patrick Duffy (@therealpduffy) November 24, 2012
Larry Hagman not just a great actor, not just… Continue reading Celebs react to death of Larry Hagman on Twitter
November 23, 2012
Larry Hagman, best known for playing J.R. Ewing on the TV show “Dallas,” died Friday at a Dallas hospital at the age of 81, reports The Dallas Morning News.
Hagman reportedly died at 4:20 p.m. Friday at Medical City Dallas Hospital from complications of his recent battle with cancer, members of his family said.
Larry was back in his beloved Dallas, re-enacting the
“Curb Your Enthusiasm” fans are still waiting to find out if (or hopefully when) the show will return for season nine, but Larry David is already hard at work on the next best thing: a feature length movie for HBO titled “Clear History.” And he’s recruited quite the cast.
Along with previously announced Jon Hamm and Michael Keaton, “History” will co-star Kate Hudson, Eva Mendes, Bill… Continue reading Larry David's 'Clear History' adds Jon Hamm, Kate Hudson, Eva Mendes, Bill Hader, Danny McBride to cast
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When Larry King dies, he wants to be placed in a state of suspendered animation.
“I want to be frozen on the hope that they’ll find whatever I died of and bring me back,” he tells a table of celebrities on CNN Presents: A Larry
