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Sunday, June 29, 2014

Casey Kasem Still Not Buried!


Casey Kasem passed away on June 15th, but apparently his body still 

hasn’t been buried!

And part of the reason for that is because the body is still in Washington 

and not in Los Angeles where Casey Kasem wanted to be laid to rest!

The famous voice of American Top 40 passed away this past Father’s Day 

from Parkinson's disease, dementia and sepsis.

While his widow Jean Kasem has accused Casey’s children of trying to 

grab their late father’s life insurance policy - the daughter, Kerri Kasem,

 claims her stepmother is just stalling because she knows there’s going to 

be an investigation about whether elderly abuse occurred while in her 

care!

Tuesday, April 30, 2013

Kate Middleton Speaks in First-Ever Recorded Broadcast Message


Kate Middleton is lending her voice to support Children's Hospice Week. The Duchess of Cambridge, who is expecting her first child with husband Prince William in July, released her first broadcast message as part of a campaign for UK's Together For Short Lives charity.

Wearing a black top with a white collar, the 31-year-old mom-to-be delivered the touching message with grace. "I have been fortunate to see first hand the remarkable work that they do for children and young people with life-limiting conditions, and their families. It is simply transformational," she shares in the video, posted on Saturday, Apr. 27. "Children's Hospice Week is a time to recognize, celebrate and support the inspirational work of these hospices, and those who provide palliative care to these children and families. Children's hospices provide lifelines to families at a time of unimaginable pain. The support they give is vital."

As patron of East Anglia Children's Hospice, Middleton asks viewers in the touching broadcast to support the charity.
"In order to carry out this wonderful work, our help is needed. With our support, those providing children's palliative care can continue to offer these extraordinary service," she says. "It does not bear thinking about what these families would do without this. With your support, we can help ensure that these children and their families can make the most of the precious time they have together."
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