Larry David swears it’s not a joke this time; “Curb Your Enthusiasm” will be coming to an end. “It’s time‚” the 76-year-old television series creator told Variety before the show’s Season 12 premiere at the Directors Guild of America in Los Angeles. “Twelve seasons – that’s a lot for a television show – over 24 years. It was time.” The “Seinfeld” producer admitted he had said the show was done before only to come back‚ but he insists this time is different. “Yeah‚ I said it before. But I wasn’t 76 when I said it‚” David added. David attended the premiere with castmates Cheryl Hines‚ Jeff Garlin‚ Susie Essman‚ J.B. Smoove‚ Keyla Monterroso Mejia‚ Ted Danson‚ and Vince Vaughn. Hines‚ who plays David’s ex-wife Cheryl in the long-running comedy‚ said the announcement that it was really over wasn’t too theatrical. “Larry would always say‚ ‘I think this is the last season‚’ and he said that again and I said‚ ‘OK‚ I’ll believe it when I see it in print‚’” she said. “So it wasn’t a big ceremonious moment. I just thought OK‚ it’s not the last season.” Essman said the series is ending partly because it’s been on the air for so long. “I think he just feels done. He did all those ‘Seinfelds.’ He did 120 ‘Curbs.’ Plus‚ the pilot hour. So I think he just feels done‚ and it’s time to move on to some other craziness‚” the actor said. “We talk a lot‚” Essman continued. “We’re very close friends so we talk on the phone a lot and we test a lot‚ and I think in a conversation before we started shooting this season he told me it was over. He’s told me that before.” Garlin‚ who plays David’s manager and best friend Jeff Greene on the show‚ said he was the only one who cried when it was all over.  “But only one person cried – me!” he said‚ per Variety. “No one else cried. People got a little bit teary‚ but I bawled. [Larry] patted me on the back. He showed support. You have to understand‚ it was overwhelming in that moment. This is 25 years of my life. It was very emotional‚ but I’m so happy that we’re done.” Meanwhile‚ Smoove said even though they filmed a finale‚ he still believes the show could come back.  CLICK HERE TO GET THE DAILYWIRE+ APP “I don’t trust Larry‚” he said. “I think he’s going to get home‚ sitting around his fancy living room with his fancy little coffee table‚ drinking one of those espressos with his leg crossed over. He’s going to get bored. Larry is going to get bored‚ and Larry is going to call everybody one at a time. Might be two years from now‚ might be three years from now. Might be four. I don’t know when but Larry will get bored.” “Curb Your Enthusiasm” premiered in 2000. The sitcom follows David’s life as a semi-retired television writer and producer with many celebrities and guest stars playing fictionalized versions of themselves. It has been nominated for 47 Primetime Emmy Awards‚ including Outstanding Comedy Series for ten seasons. It won the 2002 Golden Globe Award for Best Television Series – Musical or Comedy.

Sports commentator Colin Cowherd ripped into men who have expressed their frustration about the concentration the NFL has placed on Taylor Swift‚ referring to them as “weird‚ lonely‚ [and] insecure‚” insinuating that the reason they have expressed their anger is because they don’t get any sex. “There’s a lot of really weird‚ lonely‚ insecure men out there‚” Cowherd began his diatribe. “The fact that a pop star‚ the world’s biggest pop star‚ is dating a star tight end‚ who had one of his greatest games ever‚ and the network puts them on the air briefly‚ that it bothers you‚ what does that say about your life? Judge people sometimes on the silly stuff that bothers ‘em. It’ll tell you a lot about ‘em.” “When I hear this whole thing about Taylor Swift — ‘I just want to watch football’— liar. You’re lying‚” he accused the critics. “That’s not true. A football telecast is not just football; in fact‚ the commercials for four hours before the Super Bowl will be widely watched.” “Do you know statistically in a 3 ½ hour NFL playoff broadcast or regular season broadcast‚ just 18 minutes are actual football?” he continued. “And we have the data; we have the numbers; you don’t turn away. There’s coaches cutaways; they show fans in Buffalo on fire‚ commercials‚ reviews — 18 minutes of real football. For the record‚ about the length of five Taylor Swift songs.” “Listen to this: The New York Times measured how long she was actually on the broadcast‚” he noted. “Do you know how long it is on average? 25 seconds in 3 ½ hours. Against the [Baltimore] Ravens it was up to a whopping 32 seconds; it was 14 Chiefs and Raiders on Christmas; 12 Chiefs and Bengals; 24 seconds Buffalo-Kansas City. She was on for a minute against the Dolphins but it was an absolutely awful broadcast; they should have had a concert in the middle of it; that would have been more interesting.” “And why wouldn’t CBS‚ which you know‚ has the Grammys‚ cross-promote the world’s biggest pop star?” he asked rhetorically. “Hey listen‚ I work at the other network; I work at Fox; I’ve seen us jam people on TV shows I would never watch during football games and sporting events. ‘Don’t forget to watch this right after the game!’ I’ve already forgot about it. Let’s get back to the social media. I’m okay with it.” “Here’s the other thing that strikes me: Matthew McConaughey‚ ‘Alright‚ alright‚ alright. Love him.’ Drake‚ on everything. Spike Lee‚ Knicks games. Eminem‚ Michigan sporting events. We celebrate it. 80’s‚ 90’s Jack Nicholson Lakers games; is cool. ‘Saw Jack!’” he said. “He appears to completely miss the mark‚” David Hookstead of Outkick commented. “Matthew McConaughey and Eminem are DIEHARD fans of their respective teams. Drake is a complete joke to sports fans. How does Cowherd not see the difference? Has Swift been a huge NFL her whole life? Does she love college sports like McConaughey? If so‚ we missed it.” CLICK HERE TO GET THE DAILYWIRE+ APP Cowherd continued‚ “But a talented and beautiful woman is on the air‚ one who would never pay attention to lonely men‚ and it bothers them.” Then he attacked the critics and implied they were men who hadn’t had sex: “There’s a stat out there; it’s kind of uncomfortable for you sad guys; that 50% of men never have real intimacy with a woman. That means the other 50% have multiple intimate relationships with women. And those ones that don’t are angry and sad and lonely and they often are misogynistic and resent women who didn’t give them the time they think they deserve.” “We celebrate all these goofballs jumping on tables in Buffalo and cheese hats and men and men and Matthew McConaughey and Drake and Jack Nicholson‚” he stated. “Men and men and men and Eminem and it’s cool and ‘Can I get a selfie’ and ‘I can’t believe I saw’ and a young attractive beautiful talented woman comes on for 25 seconds and you’re bothered.” He concluded‚ “Again‚ judge people by the silly things that bother them. This says nothing‚ this anger‚ this says nothing about Taylor Swift. It says everything about the men bothered by it.” .@ColinCowherd has no problem with Taylor Swift's presence for the NFL pic.twitter.com/mPvOzEgQtK — Herd w/Colin Cowherd (@TheHerd) January 30‚ 2024

Just months before the state could play a crucial role in the 2024 election‚ the Michigan Republican Party is in turmoil. Republicans in Michigan — a state the GOP nominee for president in 2024 will rely on for a much-needed boost to take down President Joe Biden — are divided on who exactly is running the state party at the moment. Earlier this month‚ committee members from the Michigan GOP gathered for a special meeting to vote on the removal of party chair‚ Kristina Karamo. Nearly 90% of those attending the special meeting voted to oust Karamo as she faces criticism for her fundraising strategy‚ failing to address the party’s debt‚ and surrounding herself with questionable advisers. But Karamo is refusing to step down. She holds that those who voted to remove her have no authority to do so. And Karamo’s supporters continue to fight the rest of the state party‚ claiming she remains the rightful leader of the Michigan GOP. Nic Antaya/Getty Images Meanwhile‚ the faction of Michigan Republicans who voted to oust Karamo chose Peter Hoekstra‚ a former congressman and Ambassador to the Netherlands under Trump‚ to replace her as party chair. Hoekstra boasts the endorsement of Trump‚ his former boss‚ as he seeks to unify Michigan Republicans around him and move on from Karamo. Lawyers for the Republican National Committee chimed in on the crisis last Wednesday‚ writing that they had conducted an “initial review” of the fight over state chair and found that “Karamo was properly removed in accordance with the MI GOP bylaws.” The RNC lawyers‚ however‚ said their determination was not a final ruling and could change if additional information is provided‚ CBS News reported. The RNC later removed Karamo’s name and photo from its website‚ no longer recognizing her as state party chair.  United States Department of State‚ Public domain‚ via Wikimedia Commons In a phone interview with The Daily Wire last week‚ Karamo said the opposition to her and the battle over the state party chair has distracted Republicans from their “mission.” “We need to be focused on the mission and not ourselves‚” she said. “And that’s kind of been the problem in the Republican Party. I got involved in the party in college‚ and since that time in the party‚ I’ve watched Republicans cannibalize each other repeatedly because we’re radical individualists.” Karamo also took jabs at Hoekstra during her conversation with The Daily Wire‚ calling him a “goofball” who is “wasting everybody’s time because he wants to throw his own weight around.” “Even though the majority of the committee wants me as chair‚ Pete [Hoekstra] doesn’t care about that. He’s got a little faction. He’s got the money people behind him‚ and he’s just going to attempt to keep bullying everybody until he gets his way‚” Karamo added. Karamo’s claim that she still holds a majority of the support within the Michigan GOP is the crux of her argument to remain as chair. While many of the 107 GOP committee members voted in favor of keeping Karamo during a gathering on January 13‚ those opposed to her leadership and the RNC’s lawyers hold that she was successfully removed from her position on January 6‚ making her special meeting a week later null and void. The special meeting held on January 6 by those seeking Karamo’s removal saw 40 members of the committee vote to remove her‚ which represented 88% of those in attendance as many of Karamo’s supporters refused to attend the meeting. Karamo has since threatened to take legal action against the Republicans who say they have rightfully removed her as the state GOP chair. The back-and-forth has sparked a civil war within the Michigan Republican Party as Karamo and her faithful followers argue that the effort to remove her was “illegal” while those who voted to oust Karamo‚ led by Acting Chair Malinda Pego‚ filed a lawsuit against her and requested a temporary restraining order‚ seeking to force her removal. The anti-Karamo faction is seeking to have its position recognized either by the courts or by the Republican National Committee‚ hoping to bring back donors who jumped ship under Karamo‚ Hoekstra said‚ according to Bridge Michigan. JD Glaser‚ the GOP chair for Michigan’s 5th District told The Daily Wire that Karamo’s removal perfectly followed the GOP’s bylaws. “I would stake my entire reputation that the rules were followed precisely‚” Glaser said. “There were several attorneys that worked on it‚ several parliamentarians that worked on it. Everyone made sure that everything was done exactly by the rules.” Karamo‚ a former community college teacher‚ took over as party chair in early 2023 following her 2022 election loss in the secretary of state race to Democrat Jocelyn Benson. During her SoS campaign‚ Karamo aligned herself with Trump — who endorsed her — and focused on challenging the 2020 presidential results in Michigan‚ arguing that Trump won the state. While she came up short in her effort to win the SoS race‚ Karamo won the hearts of many conservatives in the state who viewed her as a rising star in the GOP. Scott Olson/Getty Images Less than a year after taking control of the state party‚ however‚ the feelings toward Karamo have shifted among many conservatives‚ and Trump‚ who backed her run for SoS‚ wants a change. But not even a Trump endorsement of Hoekstra as Michigan GOP chair last Friday has seemed to faze Karamo in her attempt to stay at the party’s helm. Asked by Detroit News reporter Craig Mauger if Trump’s backing of Hoekstra changes her thinking‚ Karamo responded‚ “Absolutely not.” For many of the committee members who oppose Karamo‚ the cracks within the Michigan GOP started to show months before the opposing meetings held on January 6 and 13. Michigan Republicans began to distrust Karamo after the former chair of the 9th district‚ Warren Carpenter‚ revealed shocking info about the Michigan GOP’s financial instability. In September 2023‚ the party had invited multiple high-profile speakers — such as actor Jim Caviezel — to be featured at the Mackinac Republican Leadership Conference‚ but there was one problem. The Michigan GOP couldn’t afford the speakers‚ so it took out a loan to cover Caviezel’s $110‚000 speaker fee. The Mackinac event‚ which the party usually relies on for a huge fundraising haul‚ didn’t raise any money for the Michigan GOP.  “We had a goal to raise money for that event‚ and unfortunately that did not occur‚” Karamo said in October. The party’s financial troubles continued as it went into debt and defaulted on a half-a-million-dollar loan. Soon‚ more committee members would voice their frustrations with Karamo‚ and it wasn’t just the party’s financial problems that had them worked up. CLICK HERE TO GET THE DAILY WIRE APP Five committee members of the Michigan GOP‚ including Carpenter‚ recently sounded alarm bells‚ telling investigative journalist Scott McMahan with Bigger Truth Media that the controversy surrounding Karamo extends to those within her inner circle. According to the committee members who spoke to Bigger Truth Media‚ Karamo is being influenced by an operative named Mike Labadie‚ who was reportedly registered as a Democrat in California as recently as 2016 before he moved to Michigan and got involved with Republican politics. Glaser told McMahan that‚ initially‚ he worked with Labadie on developing a curriculum for Michigan Precinct First‚ an organization Labadie created to help first-time precinct delegates who were elected in 2022. Glaser said he became disillusioned after seeing how Labadie allegedly sought to exert control over those around him and alleged that Labadie created a cult-like environment surrounding Karamo. “He’s the kind of person who doesn’t make himself known‚” Glaser said‚ according to Bigger Truth Media. “He is really good at staying in the background. He chooses people after observing them. He’s very disciplined about it. He discards you if you don’t fit his profile.” “That’s how he’s able to keep such control‚” Glaser added. Carpenter told Bigger Truth Media that he first met Labadie during Karamo’s secretary of state campaign. According to Carpenter‚ Labadie told him he “was sent here to recruit SoS candidates‚” adding‚ “We have big plans for her‚” speaking of Karamo. “[Labadie] built her from nothing‚” Carpenter said. “He was everything to her at her lowest point. He put her out there to run as secretary of state‚ became her number one confidante‚ ostracized everyone closest to her and for everyone he pushed out‚ he put new people in their place.” Karamo told The Daily Wire that any claims surrounding Labadie’s control over her and the party are just “hearsay‚” adding that “nobody” controls her. Labadie did not respond to a Daily Wire inquiry. Whether Karamo is officially forced to hand over control of the party to her opposition or she continues her fight to remain as GOP chair is yet to be seen as the party waits for the court to weigh in on the issue. Until then‚ the Michigan Republican Party has a lot to figure out before a vital 2024 election.

Candace Cameron Bure is weighing in on the debate raging in Hollywood over the use of artificial intelligence (AI) in the entertainment industry. The 47-year-old “Full House” actress said she has “no intention” of using the technology in any upcoming projects. “I’ll be keeping my eye on it for sure‚” she told Fox News Digital during an interview published Thursday. “I think it’s something that’s a little frightening to me … at the core of it.” “However‚ we are using wonderful writers to write our movies‚ and I have no intention of using or touching AI when it comes to our filmmaking and writing scripts.” While she won’t be using AI to create content‚ Bure did say last November that the projects she’s working on for Great American Family (GAC) will honor “faith‚ family‚ and country‚” something that she’s found lacking in Hollywood lately. “I think we want to create an oasis in a cultural desert‚” Bure told Fox News at the time‚ while GAC CEO Bill Abbott agreed. He said‚ “I think that the culture overall needs it. And there is just so little content out there that serves family and faith and is done in a quality way. And so that is a very big part of what our mission is and what we do‚ and the demand is huge.” CLICK HERE TO GET THE DAILYWIRE+ APP Bure had previously caused a stir‚ leaving The Hallmark Channel for GAC. “My heart wants to tell stories that have more meaning and purpose and depth behind them‚” Bure told The Wall Street Journal during a 2022 interview. “I knew that the people behind Great American Family were Christians that love the Lord and wanted to promote faith programming and good family entertainment.” Her move came not long after Hallmark announced its first-ever Christmas film featuring a same-sex relationship. Bure and Abbott also addressed whether that was a possibility at GAC.  “I think that Great American Family will keep traditional marriage at the core‚” Bure said. 

NBC News reporter Peter Alexander rebuked Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin during a tense briefing on Thursday‚ asking why he believed he should not be held to the same standard that anyone else in his command would be expected to meet. Alexander and others questioned Austin directly about his recent absence‚ his prostate cancer diagnosis that was kept even from President Joe Biden‚ and his secret trip to the Intensive Care Unit (ICU) after complications developed from his surgery. WATCH: REPORTER: "Anyone else within the military chain of command would've faced reprimand or even dismissal. Why shouldn't that same standard apply to you?" AUSTIN: "Thanks for the question." pic.twitter.com/FghV7sFLLr — Townhall.com (@townhallcom) February 1‚ 2024 Lloyd opened the briefing by admitting culpability for the lack of communication‚ and promised that going forward‚ there would be more transparency from his office and everyone under his command. “I want you all to know why this happened. I was being treated for prostate cancer. The news shook me‚ and I know that it shakes so many others‚ especially in the black community. It was a gut punch‚ and frankly‚ my first instinct was to keep it private. I don’t think it’s news that I’m a pretty private guy. I never liked burdening others with my problems‚” Austin explained. “It’s just not my way. But I’ve learned from this experience. Taking this kind of job means losing some of the privacy that most of us expect. The American people have a right to know if their leaders are facing health challenges that might affect their ability to perform their duties‚ even temporarily.” CLICK HERE TO GET THE DAILYWIRE+ APP Despite Austin’s concession‚ Alexander still had questions. “You were hospitalized for days before you informed the White House or commander-in-chief of your condition in your absence‚” the NBC reporter began. “Anyone else within the military chain of command would have faced reprimand or dismissal. Why shouldn’t that same standard apply to you‚ sir?” Austin once again said that he took full responsibility for the way the situation had played out: “Let me first say — thanks for the question — that we didn’t get this right. And as I said‚ I take full responsibility for the department’s actions in terms of why‚ on the second notification was not made to the White House‚ that information was available.” “I’m not sure‚ at this point‚ what exactly happened‚ but I think details will play out as the review is conducted‚” Austin said‚ referencing the Pentagon Inspector General’s plan to review “the roles‚ processes‚ and actions” that impacted the way in which things had happened.

Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin said his assistant requested a low-profile ambulance ride to a hospital on January 1 after Austin experienced complications from an earlier surgery. Austin apologized on Thursday for his role in a coverup earlier this year after he and his team failed to inform the White House and the American public that the defense chief had been hospitalized because of complications from prostate cancer surgery. Austin entered the hospital on January 1‚ but failed to inform the White House that he was indisposed until four days later. On January 1‚ an assistant requested an ambulance for Austin‚ but asked if it could show up without lights and sirens on to keep the situation “subtle.” Austin said Thursday that the request did not come from him‚ and that the reasons for why the aide asked should come out in a review. “I asked my assistant to call the ambulance. I did not direct him to do anything further than just call the ambulance‚ and so what he said and why he said it‚ I think that should come out in the review‚” Austin said. Defense Sec. Lloyd Austin can’t explain why his staff told the ambulance “no lights‚ no sirens.” Repeatedly throughout this press conference‚ Austin doesn't answer questions about who knew what when. pic.twitter.com/qDrBTU20uv — RNC Research (@RNCResearch) February 1‚ 2024 A recording of 911 call for Austin’s ambulance was reviewed by The Washington Post. “Can the ambulance not show up with lights and sirens? We’re trying to remain a little subtle‚” Austin’s aide said‚ according to the Post. The 911 dispatcher replied‚ “Usually‚ when they turn into a residential neighborhood they’ll turn them off.” The dispatcher said that ambulances are legally required to activate lights and sirens on main roads‚ however. Austin began the Thursday press conference by taking “full responsibility” for how his cancer diagnosis and hospitalization were handled. CLICK HERE TO GET THE DAILYWIRE+ APP “We did not handle this right‚ and I did not handle this right. I should’ve told the president about my cancer diagnosis. I should have also told my team and the American public. And I take full responsibility. I apologize to my teammates and to the American people‚” Austin said. He said he initially kept the information private because he is a “private guy.” He added that he has “learned from this experience” and that‚ as a public official‚ he cannot expect the same level of privacy as a private citizen. “I want you all to know why this happened. I was being treated for prostate cancer. The news shook me‚ and I know that it shakes so many others‚ especially in the black community. It was a gut punch‚ and‚ frankly‚ my first instinct was to keep it private. I don’t think it’s news that I’m a pretty private guy. I never liked burdening others with my problems. It’s just not my way‚” Austin said. .@SecDef Austin on his recent cancer diagnosis and transparency: "We did not handle this right. I did not handle this right. I should have told the president about my cancer diagnosis‚ and I should have also told my team and the American public. I take full responsibility." pic.twitter.com/rt3WjjjJdl — CSPAN (@cspan) February 1‚ 2024

Over the years‚ Kate Hudson has made a name for herself as an actor in popular movies like Almost Famous and How to Lose a Guy in Ten Days. All this time‚ though‚ the A-list actress has been secretly passionate about the idea of taking a shift in her career. That’s because‚ turns out‚ acting isn’t Hudson’s biggest passion in life. Rather‚ this Los Angeles native has always had a deep connection to music. She didn’t grow up in a musical household‚ though‚ and her trajectory in life drastically changed when she got her breakout role in Almost Famous. But now‚ Hudson is ready to take a chance with music‚ a sentiment most of us can relate to at some point in our lives. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Kate Hudson (@katehudson) Although Hudson loves the music process as a whole‚ what she connects with the most is songwriting. This could be seen even when she was a kid. “I’d listen to a verse and I’d go back and I’d try to understand it‚ and then I’d listen to the pre-chorus‚” Hudson tells American Songwriter. “I didn’t realize that I was doing it at the time‚ but I would deconstruct music in my head to learn it.” View this post on Instagram A post shared by Kate Hudson (@katehudson) She’d also take the time to rewrite other people’s songs. In doing so‚ she learned to develop her own voice as a songwriter. This is something she continued to do for herself even when acting became her career. Kate Hudson Shares Inspiration Behind Talk About Love It’s no wonder‚ then‚ she chose to be involved with the writing of each song. So‚ as scary as it feels for her to share music that feels so personal‚ she’s finally ready. To kick off her musical career‚ she released Talk About Love‚ a song she wrote with her partner‚ Danny Fujikawa‚ and singer-songwriter Linda Perry. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Kate Hudson (@katehudson) “So the song as a whole is about [how] we should be talking more about love‚” Hudson explains. “We talk about a lot of things‚ and we’re living in a very complex time. And the thing I think we need the most is to talk about … what love is and why it’s so hard for us. Why is it so hard to connect in that purest place?” According to Hudson‚ this song encompasses the overall message of her album. “So I felt like this was the perfect lead-in‚” she continues. “It’s so fun. I can’t wait.” View this post on Instagram A post shared by Kate Hudson (@katehudson) As Hudson and her fans excitedly await her debut album’s release‚ there’s no telling what the future holds. But one thing is for sure: music and‚ most importantly‚ songwriting will always be a key part of the actor’s life. “I’d like to go into the end of my life writing for me or for people‚” Hudson shares. “I love to write music. Singing is one thing. I want to sit in a room with a bunch of people and beautiful artists and experience the collaborative writing experience with them. There’s nothing like it.” You can find the source of this story’s featured image here! The post Kate Hudson Dishes On Her Debut Single And Her True Love: Music. appeared first on InspireMore.

Grammy-winning singer Celine Dion has been struggling with a rare health issue for years‚ and she’s ready to tell her story. Her upcoming documentary‚ I Am: Celine Dion will offer a look into her battle with stiff person syndrome. This neurological disorder causes a variety of debilitating symptoms which have made life difficult for the performer. However‚ she’s hoping that she can help others by shining a light on the illness. According to Johns Hopkins‚ people with stiff person syndrome often experience stiffness and muscle spasms. These symptoms can also cause frequent falls and difficulty getting around. For Celine Dion‚ living with this health condition has meant cancelling shows and taking a step back from the stage. Currently‚ there is no cure for the painful disorder. Wikimedia Commons Celine Dion’s documentary will highlight her own experience of managing the uncommon illness. American Songwriter tells us that director Irene Taylor will be helping the singer tell her story. Amazon has already picked up the film. “This last couple of years has been such a challenge for me‚ the journey from discovering my condition to learning how to live with and manage it‚ but not to let it define me‚” Dion wrote on Instagram. “During this absence‚ I decided I wanted to document this part of my life‚ to try to raise awareness of this little-known condition‚ to help others who share this diagnosis.” View this post on Instagram A post shared by Céline Dion (@celinedion) Sharing your personal struggles with the world can be daunting‚ but it can also help others feel less alone. Here’s hoping that Celine Dion’s documentary will give a voice to all those fighting stiff person syndrome! You can find the source of this story’s featured image here. The post Celine Dion Announces New Documentary: Aims To Spread Awareness Of The Rare Neurological Disorder She’s Battling. appeared first on InspireMore.