This gloomy weather reflects a tragic day with the passing of television icon Dick Clark. Ever since we were little, we can remember watching him take over the small screen in our living room every New Year’s Eve. His endearing personality and lovable disposition touched the hearts of everyone in America.
You’ll continue to be an inspiration to us all Dick Clark. Thanks for the amazing rockin years you were with us. You’ll truly be missed
— Jonas Brothers (@JonasBrothers) April 18, 2012
Twitter is abuzz with the loss of the actor, including the Jonas Brothers who performed on “Dick Clark’s New Year’s Rockin’ Eve” back in 2008. As a staple presence in entertainment, Clark will be sorely missed by all and his memory will forever live on.
As Dick Clark would say himself in his famous departing catchphrase, “For now, Dick Clark…so long.”
What’s your favorite memory of the television icon? Let us know in the comments and on Twitter.
The Jonas Brothers have a development deal with E! and are filming a ‘family reality show,’ reports NYDN. The new E! show will be based in New York. Kevin would be filmed with his wife, Danielle Deleasa, while Nick is appearing in Broadway’s ‘How To Succeed in Business Without Really Trying.’ And Joe last month revealed he has found an apartment in town and will be spending more time here.
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More photos are arriving from Nick’s debut in “How To Succceed”, but equally as exciting are the photos of all of the boys back together again! Being recently promised more Jonas Brothers music soon, seeing these photos makes us even more anxious for these guys to get back on the stage together!
Joe Jonas: ‘Certainly, my brothers & I are getting together at Christmas to spend a great vacation. Last year we spent at home in the United States & decided to spend at a resort in the Caribbean, and we will spend the holidays at the beach.
We will not be the Jonas Brothers, will be the Jonas’ burned ‘because we like to stay in the sun. We spent a year with hard work every man for himself & we want to find rest.’
