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Wednesday, December 30, 2009
Dick Clark’s ‘Rockin’ Eve’ days might be numbered
Everyone knows that New Year’s Eve is pretty blah without the world’s oldest teenager.
There might be blah days ahead.
Dick Clark, who recently celebrated his 80th b-day, will once again help Ryan Seacrest and Fergie usher in the New Year during ABC’s “Dick Clark’s New Year’s Rockin’ Eve With Ryan Seacrest 2010,” according to USA Today.
Clark, who still suffers some effects of a stroke in 2004, said the event remains exciting, but he doesn’t know if he’ll be back to help host the show next year.
“I still haven’t made up my mind. I still enjoy the honor of sharing in so many people’s annual celebration. I wish my delivery was crisp and clean, but due to my stroke I’m happy that Ryan Seacrest now carries the heavier load,” he told the newspaper.
Who is your favorite New Year’s countdown host?
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Should Levi, Bristol or hungry Chia Pets get custody of baby Tripp?
Poor, poor, poor Tripp.
Like brides-to-be at a wedding dress sample sale, Levi Johnston and Bristol Palin are fighting it out over the 1-year-old’s custody.
And you thought the feud between Johnston’s clan and the family of former Alaskan Gov. Sarah Palin could possibly end before Tripp’s 18th birthday.
According to the “Anchorage Daily News,” Bristol Palin, Sarah Palin’s daughter, filed a petition in November seeking child support and full custody of Tripp.
Johnston would get only scheduled visitation. His mother, Sherry Johnston, would be barred from seeing the baby unsupervised.
Bristol Palin said she and her family take care of Tripp.
Immature Levi, on the other hand, runs around half naked working on his ‘celebrity career,’ Palin claims.
The reality show-seeking Johnston apparently is more willing to play somewhat nicer. He wants to share custody of Tripp with Bristol.
This week a judge denied Bristol Palin’s attempt to keep the case confidential.
Click here to read the court documents on the Anchorage Daily News site.
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