BuffettNews.com

http://www.thewbalchannel.com/news/3982109/detail.html

It does not have much info about why and I can't seem to find it anywhere else. I will post anything else I find out. Hopefully it is nothing major.

“He did have a minor stroke and he’s in the hospital for that reason but he’ll be fine,” spokeswoman Amy Streibel told Reuters.

Reportedly he will miss New Year's Eve in Times Square.

http://www.accesshollywood.com/news/3982156/detail.html

It was a stroke. New Years Eve won't be the same without him!

I guess we'll miss watching Dick's ball drop

((Dick))

Just hit googlenews and the story hit most of the news outlets about 20 minutes ago. Hope he's ok-he is just sort of ageless and I count on him being around!

buffettbride wrote:I guess we'll miss watching Dick's ball drop

((Dick))

sorry! the visual - can't help it!

(((Dick))) I hope you're up and going hopping soon!

Tiki Bar wrote:

buffettbride wrote:I guess we'll miss watching Dick's ball drop

((Dick))

sorry! the visual - can't help it!

(((Dick))) I hope you're up and going hopping soon!

I am trying my best to forget the line. I keep having {warning: obscure reference, requires some thinking} microwave visions.

Wow...... Just heard it on TV...... They said a minor stroke...... I hope thats all it is......... Fins Up to Dick Clark.......

Not a surprise, he is 147 years old.

Phins UPPPP, Dick!

Y-NO-9-O wrote:

Tiki Bar wrote:

buffettbride wrote:I guess we'll miss watching Dick's ball drop

((Dick))

sorry! the visual - can't help it!

(((Dick))) I hope you're up and going hopping soon!

I am trying my best to forget the line. I keep having {warning: obscure reference, requires some thinking} microwave visions.

http://tinylink.com/?bCslknOxnv

Dick Clark Recovering From Mild Stroke

Dick Clark is recovering in a Los Angeles hospital after suffering from a stroke on Monday (Dec. 6). A spokesman for Clark tells Billboard.com that the legendary television personality "is going to be fine." Clark, who turned 75 on Nov. 30, is perhaps best known for producing and hosting "American Bandstand" and his annual New Year's Eve show on ABC.

When asked if the television icon will recover in time for the "Dick Clark's New Year's Rockin' Eve" show set to air live Dec. 31 on ABC, his spokesperson said, "We hope so. That depends on what the doctors say." Earlier this year Clark revealed that he has had Type 2 diabetes for the past 10 years.

Clark is also an executive producer of the annual American Music Awards, Golden Globe Awards and the Academy of Country Music Awards. He also executive produces NBC's "American Dreams" drama series, which takes place in the 1960s and uses the "American Bandstand" show as the setting for many of its scenes.

Earlier this year, Clark announced plans to revive "American Bandstand" with "American Idol" creator Simon Fuller.

-- Carla Hay, N.Y.

i thought he was already dead and it was a robot they used in his place?i mean look at him,he looks identical to pictures from 30 years ago

Now THAT'S some good Botox work.

tommcat327 wrote:i thought he was already dead and it was a robot they used in his place?i mean look at him,he looks identical to pictures from 30 years ago

Reckon they've done the same thing to Jackson Browne? He doesn't seem to have changed much over the years either.


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Jahfin wrote:

tommcat327 wrote:i thought he was already dead and it was a robot they used in his place?i mean look at him,he looks identical to pictures from 30 years ago

Reckon they've done the same thing to Jackson Browne? He doesn't seem to have changed much over the years either.


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He looks like Hal Ketchum to me

Have you sen Hal Ketchum lately? He looks about 25 years older than Jackson Browne.

a1aara wrote:Have you sen Hal Ketchum lately? He looks about 25 years older than Jackson Browne.

Is he still alive?

Gregg Allman may be into the same potion:


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BROWNE ACTUALLY LOOKS YOUNGER NOW