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Days of our Lives Comings and Goings: Gloria Loring Reprises Liz
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EXCLUSIVE: Robin Thicke Is Being 'Incredibly Strong' for His Family as He Plans Memorial for Dad Alan Thicke
A source close to the family tells ET the singer is working on a tribute to his late father.
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Alan Thicke's First Wife Opens Up About Their Life Together
Gloria Loring was married to the actor from 1970 to 1984.
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Alan Thicke’s Ex Gloria Loring Says His Sons Were ‘Devastated and Could Barely Talk’ Moments After Losing Their Father
According to the late actor’s first wife, Gloria Loring, their sons Brennan Thicke, 41, and Robin Thicke, 39, were left speechless after their father died of a heart attack at age 69 on Tuesday. “My son Brennan sent me a text that said: ‘Dad’s had a heart attack — it’s a big deal,’ ” Loring, 70, tells PEOPLE.
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EXCLUSIVE: Gloria Loring Reacts to Death of Ex-Husband Alan Thicke: 'He Was the Centerpiece to Our Family'
The 70-year-old actress tells ET she's 'just so grateful for the time I had with him.'
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Alan Thicke’s Best Television Theme Songs: 11 Unforgettable Tracks
Alan Thicke, who died Tuesday at the age of 69, was widely known for his starring role as Dr. Jason Seaver on Growing Pains. The NBC sitcom, about a rich white New York businessman who adopts two black boys from Harlem after their mother’s death, made stars out of Gary Coleman and Todd Bridges. The show premiered in Nov. 1978 and aired on the peacock network for seven seasons before moving to ABC for it’s eighth and final season. Spun off from Diff’rent Strokes, The Facts of Life found the Dru
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Robin Thicke, Gloria Loring And More React To Alan Thicke Death
Alan Thicke’s death has been a shock to all who knew him.
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Alan Thicke's 5 best TV theme songs
Growing Pains star Alan Thicke, who died Tuesday at 69 years old, wasn't just one of television's favorite dads. In addition to acting and hosting talk shows and game shows, he also composed a handful of scores. Thicke wrote about a dozen theme songs in his 40-plus years in show business, in two realms he often worked: sitcoms and game shows. For the latter, he penned music for The Joker's Wild, The Diamond Head Game, Blank Check, Stumpers!, Whew!, and more. That excludes his most-known works, l
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Stars align for telethon to aid US veterans
Connie Francis, Alan Alda and Joe Montegna are joining forces to help raise money for veterans suffering the wounds of war. The trio will host the Homeward Bound telethon to benefit victims of post-traumatic ...
