Sonny Fox, 'Wonderama' Host, Dies at 95 of Complications From COVID-19

direct to your inboxA beloved dad who lost his life to coronavirus died penniless, his heartbroken family said.Tom Woodworth, 57, passed away in intensive care on Saturday after catching the virus around Christmas time.Like most relatives of coronavirus patients, Tom's children, Kelly and Ashley, were not able to be with him when he died.Nor are the family able to cover the costs of his funeral due to Tom having no insurance or savings at the time of his death.Until Kelly and Ashley find the

direct to your inboxTributes have been paid to a “kind-hearted” and “bubbly” NHS hospital worker who died after contracting Covid-19.Sandra Scott, 49, has been described by colleagues as a “valued and much loved member” of her team.She joined Derbyshire Community Health Services NHS Trust as a supervisor at Walton Hospital in 2001, before being promoted to deputy manager at Derbyshire Healthcare’s Hartington Unit in 2019.Ms Scott, from Chesterfield, died after catching coronavirus, the NHS Trust

Sonny Fox, popular host of "Wonderama," has died at the age of 95. According to a statement published on the star's official website, he died on Sunday "of Covid Related Pneumonia." Fox became a public figure when he stepped into his "Wonderama" hosting duties following Bill Britten and Doris Faye in 1959, People magazine reports.

Sonny Fox, the beloved pioneer of kids television who demonstrated an amazing one-on-one rapport with children as the host of the New York-based Sunday morning program Wonderama, has died. He was 95.

Sonny Fox, who hosted the Sunday morning children’s staple Wonderama in the 1960s, died died Sunday in Los Angeles of Covid-19-related pneumonia. He was 95.

Natalie Oganesyan editorSonny Fox, the beloved kids television host who connected with children on the New York-based Sunday morning program “Wonderama,” died Sunday in Los Angeles of coronavirus-related pneumonia, his website confirmed. He was 95.Fox hosted “Wonderama” for four hours every Sunday, and the show was celebrated for the way it engaged children, featuring everything from cartoons to games that kids could play along with at home.

The Casting Society of America will host a virtual town hall on February 1 and a three-day online open call for for Black actors from Feb. 19-21. Both events are part of CSA’s Black Actors Initiative, which is designed to effect real change in how actors in historically underrepresented communities are afforded access to job opportunities.

direct to your inboxDancing On Ice is back with the remaining six celebrities taking to the ice for the first time.Among those is Sonny Jay who is one of 12 famous faces taking part in the ITV skating show this year.The 27-year-old is best known for waking up the nation on Capital Breakfast with Roman Kemp each weekday.But some may also recognise Sonny from his Britain's Got Talent days.He auditioned for the ITV talent show in 2012 with band Loveable Rogues.Sonny and bandmates Eddie Brett and Te

© Getty Images Larry King dead: TV host legend dies aged 87 American talk show legend Larry King has died, it has been confirmed. The TV star was admitted to hospital in January after contracting COVID-19.

Perthshire were this morning set to pay tribute to a popular binman who died from COVID-19. Ribbons were tied to wheelie bins throughout much of Strathearn on Wednesday and Thursday as a mark of respect for local refuse collector Scott Hunter, who has passed away on Monday.

direct to your inboxDancing On Ice star Sonny Jay has revealed his 'terrified' by one element of the show - and it's actually not the skating. The Capital FM radio presenter is one of 12 celebrities taking part in the ITV show.