Cassius, the world's largest captive crocodile, has died in Australia. The saltwater croc may have been over 120 years old — but no-one knows his true age for sure.

A month has passed since American Pickers star Frank Fritz died from a condition called late sequela of cerebral infarction, and his costar, Mike Wolfe, has opened up about his final moments. He revealed to PEOPLE that he got a distress call about Fritz’s condition and did not hesitate to check in shortly after. Joining Wolfe at Fritz’s bedside was his mother, and the best friend of Fritz’s late mum, Annette. Having disagreed in the past, the touching moment was another opportunity for reconciliation as they had their last conversation. Mike Wolfe was at Frank Fritz’s bedside just before death AMERICAN PICKERS, (from left): Mike Wolfe, Frank Fritz/Everett Wolfe arrived at Fritz’s bedside just in time and assured his dying cast mate that he cared about him and was no longer offended by the past. The 60-year-old recalled telling Fritz to go meet his mother, Susan Zirbes, who died more than a decade ago. Within an hour, Wolfe was holding Fritz’s hand and rubbing his chest as he drew his final breath. The next day, Wolfe took to Instagram to break the tragic news to the public, noting that he had been friends with Fritz for more than half of his life.             View this post on Instagram                         A post shared by Mike Wolfe (@mikewolfeamericanpicker)   What happened between Mike Wolfe and Frank Fritz Wolfe and Fritz had been friends since middle school in Iowa, and they started American Pickers together in 2010. It was a History Channel hit upon debut, and the duo soon became famous for touring the country to hunt for treasure in trash. Frank Fritz/Instagram Like many relationships, they hit a rough patch in 2020 after Fritz left the show to attend to severe back pain. Fritz was offended that Wolfe never showed concern, and the latter addressed the claims, saying everything changed when Fritz got addicted to opioids and refused his help. Wolfe kept at the show without Fritz, with season 26 set to premiere in a few days. Next up: Dolly Parton Shares The Reasons For Her Secret Tattoos The post Mike Wolfe Claims He Held His Late ‘American Pickers’ Co-Star’s Hand As He Died appeared first on DoYouRemember? - The Home of Nostalgia. Author, Peace A

Donny Osmond became popular by teaming up with his brothers’ band, The Osmonds, however his sister Marie Osmond started her solo music career at 14 and topped the billboard chat with her debut album, Paper Roses. Although, Marie and Donny had different music careers, the siblings performed a duet before launching their variety show Donny and Marie which aired on ABC from 1976 to 1979. The duo recorded 13 albums and 12 singles together, and their collaboration influenced the production of merchandise like dolls and microphones. Earlier this year, Marie shared her plans to quit touring and pursue other dreams. Following Marie’s touring news, a close source disclosed that Donny is begging Marie for one last tour. Marie Osmond will not be joining Donny Osmond on a farewell tour – here’s why Marie Osmond and Donny Osmond/ Everett The insider shared that Donny is planning to organize a farewell tour, but he needs the support of her sister, to pull it off successfully. However, Marie is maintaining her stance on taking a break from touring, and she is not interested in collaborating with her brother or relieve memories from their past to make profit. The insider added that fans have been wishing for a special Donny and Marie comeback, but the 65-year-old “Marie is focused on new projects and isn’t willing to go backward.” Marie Osmond and Donny Osmond/Instagram More about the farewell tour Asides from the juicy monetary prospect of the tour, Donny sees the event as a way for he and Marie to connect with their loyal fan base who have supported them over the decades. However, it seems Marie is embracing a more private life these days and would like to keep it that way. Marie Osmond and Donny Osmond/ Everett Interestingly, Donny is still pumped about being in the spotlight, “Donny’s always been the show pony,” a source explained. “He thrives in the spotlight, while Marie’s perfectly content enjoying life away from the stage. She’s all about family and friends now. But for Donny? Performing is in his DNA — he NEEDS the crowd!” For now, the 66-year-old’s representative confirmed that “there is no farewell tour” planned at the moment. Next up: Tom Hanks Admits He Scarred His Four Kids By Making Same Mistakes His Parents Made The post Marie Osmond Is Reluctant To Join His Brother Donny Osmond On Farewell Tour appeared first on DoYouRemember? - The Home of Nostalgia. Author, Peace A

As celebrities flooded social media with their Halloween costumes, Courteney Cox did not leave her fans out of the fun as she showed up reminiscent of a character from her hit movie Scream 3. She shared a clip showing herself in a purple suit and a weird-looking hairstyle as she made both of her King Charles Cavalier Spaniels pose as Ghostface. Cox’s post received hundreds of thousands of likes and many comments referring to her Scream character, Gale Weathers. “Gale became a Halloween tradition,” someone reacted while others could not hold back laughing from how hilarious Cox’s hair looked. Courteney Cox rocks hair transformation from 24 years ago             View this post on Instagram                         A post shared by Courteney Cox (@courteneycoxofficial)   While bangs are a good look on most people, Scream 3’s Gale wore hers too short, and Cox admits she still feels embarrassed about the haircut. She revealed on The Drew Barrymore Show that she loved to come up with ugly hairstyles for each role reprisal; however, the bangs remain the worst. She also clarified that the bangs were just clip-ins, and her long hair was still intact. While the scream queen’s hair got spookier with more sequels, Cox’s hair in real life was something to admire as she knew how to switch things up from color to style. SCREAM 3, Courteney Cox/Everett More iconic hairstyles from Courteney Cox Cox sported her deep brunette blowouts that sat elegantly on her shoulders as Monica Geller on Friends. Before then, she wore her hair short to the trendy shaggy curls to play Gloria Dinallo in Misfits Of Science. The early 2000s saw Cox go for minimalist side or center parts with her hair let down. Courteney Cox/Everett Although she has not explored colors beyond her normal brunette, she does her touch-ups at home, noting that she does not have much gray hair. Lately, Cox prefers to wear her hair in simple beachy curls falling to her shoulders. Her last Halloween appearance was a witty move as she fed into her follower’s nostalgia. Next up: Mike Wolfe Claims He Held His Late ‘American Pickers’ Co-Star’s Hand As He Died The post Courteney Cox Sports Hairstyle From 24 Years Ago For Halloween Throwback appeared first on DoYouRemember? - The Home of Nostalgia. Author, Peace A

Quincy Jones passed away on November 3 at the age of 91. He was surrounded by loved ones when he passed, though no official cause of death has been named. Jones was a legendary music producer responsible for some of the biggest hits, collaborating with the likes of Frank Sinatra and Michael Jackson.   On Sunday, November 3, Quincy Jones passed away. He was 91 years old when he died at his home in Los Angeles surrounded by family. News of his passing has been shared to various outlets by his representative, Arnold Robinson, though no official cause of death has been named by time of writing. Jones was a towering figure in the music industry, renowned for his groundbreaking work as a producer, arranger, and composer. His career spanned over seven decades, during which he collaborated with some of the greatest artists of all time, most notably producing Michael Jackson‘s iconic albums Off the Wall, Thriller, and Bad. Jones’s influence extended beyond pop music; he made significant contributions to jazz, film scoring, and television, earning 28 Grammy Awards and a record 80 nominations. His ability to blend genres and bring out the best in artists cemented his legacy as one of the most influential and versatile music producers in history. The rise of Quincy Jones, a titan of music 27 November 2018- Hollywood, Quincy Jones, Quincy Jones Hand And Footprint Ceremony, held at TCL Chinese Theatre IMAX. Photo Credit: Faye Sadou/AdMedia Quincy Delight Jones Jr. was born on March 14, 1933, in Chicago, Illinois, and grew up in a musically rich environment that fueled his passion for music from an early age. Moving to Seattle during his teenage years, he quickly honed his skills on the trumpet and began arranging music. His talent earned him a scholarship to Berklee College of Music, though he left early to tour with Lionel Hampton’s band. This opportunity marked the beginning of his journey in the jazz world, leading to collaborations with legends like Dizzy Gillespie and Count Basie. In the 1950s and 60s, Jones’s career took off as he became one of the first African American arrangers and conductors in Hollywood, scoring films and television shows. He also served as the musical director for major artists like Frank Sinatra. His ability to seamlessly navigate between jazz, pop, and film music not only set him apart but also paved the way for his future as a record producer, where he would later redefine popular music with his innovative and genre-blending approaches. This approach, in turn, would help transform the landscape of music forever. Next up: Courteney Cox Sports Hairstyle From 24 Years Ago For Halloween Throwback The post Legendary Music Producer Quincy Jones, Who Worked With Michael Jackson, Dies At 91 appeared first on DoYouRemember? - The Home of Nostalgia. Author, Dana Daly

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