When Happy Days came on the scene in 1974, all eyes were on one man. Arthur Fonzarelli was the epitome of cool. Not a hair out place and a leather jacket that made every girl at Al’s diner swoon. Fonzie’s smooth-talking got him and his buddy, Richie Cunningham, out of more than a few scrapes. And we’ll never forget the way he made that jukebox sing with a tap of his fist. Fonz was the man. Henry Winkler, 78, brought that character to life, and 40 years after Happy Days went off the air, his son is making people do a double take. Henry shared a pic on Instagram of his son, Max, 41, and captioned “Double duty.” Max was working and holding his baby at the same time, and Henry’s fans couldn’t help but notice the uncanny resemblance. Instagram If Henry Winkler’s Son Put On A Leather Jacket, He Could Be Fonzie On A “Happy Days” Reboot This person saw it, too. “He’s your twin. Get him a leather jacket, a motorcycle, and a comb. Congrats on your family’s newest addition.” As did this one, “Wow, spitting image of you.” This person sent well wishes, “Awwwww! Congratulations!!! Good job multitasking, Max! May this newest grandchild live a long, happy, and healthy life!” Another fan shared sweet words and a plug for Henry’s book. “He looks so much like you! Mazel Tov on the new addition I’m listening to you narrate your book . People – you really need to hear “Being Henry The Fonz And Beyond” listen to him on Audiobook or read it for yourself. I’m being lazy & listening but what a blessing to hear the voice of the writer.” We think Henry and Max are twins, too, and anyone who disagrees can “Sit on it!” This story’s featured image is by Silver Screen Collection/Getty Images. The post Henry Winkler’s Son Max Seriously Looks Like The Fonz Reincarnated appeared first on InspireMore.

From the moment we hear the first few beats of (I’ve Had) The Time of My Life, we’re transported back to Kellermans in the summer of 1963. Dirty Dancing was a sensation in 1987, and it introduced us to Johnny Castle and Frances “Baby” Houseman. The pair performed one of the most iconic dances in movie history shortly after Johnny Castle grabbed his partner from her family’s table and said, “Nobody puts Baby in the corner.” Ilona Maher Played Tribute to the Dance Classic On “DWTS” During Oscars Night on Dancing With The Stars on September 24, Ilona and her partner Alan Bernstein danced a sensational salsa to (I’ve Had) The Time of My Life. In the movie, Johnny and Baby, played by Patrick Swayze and Jennifer Grey, work hours perfecting a lift that proves to be the grand finale of the movie. Ilona and Alan said, “Hold my glass,” and performed three lifts throughout their dance sequence. Ilona is an Olympic bronze medalist in Rugby with incredible strength. First, Alan lifted Ilona in a quick flip. Then, she lifted him for the same move. The pair continued to move their fast feet to the beat and ended the dance with an impressive lift with Ilona perched on Alan’s shoulder. The pair both had huge smiles on their face, clearly impressed by the way the dance ended. The judges gave the team a sold 21 for the week. Fans loved Ilona and Alan. Someone wrote on YouTube, “She looks so much more comfortable this week than last week. LOVE HER.” This person also enjoyed their performance, “That was fun! Good for her and Alan for incorporating humor into the routine, but also for showing that women can be strong and beautiful.” You can find the source of this story’s featured image here. The post Ilona Maher Had The Time Of Her Life Recreating Iconic “Dirty Dancing” Scene For “DWTS” appeared first on InspireMore.

A video shared on Facebook claims that 2024 Democratic nominee Vice President Kamala Harris was purportedly caught using a teleprompter during a recent interview with talk show host Oprah Winfrey. Verdict: False While a teleprompter was used during the interview, it was positioned behind Winfrey, not Harris, according to both the original video of the […]

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