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Dirty Dancing Town Pays Tribute to Patrick Swayze
Dirty Dancing is without a doubt one of Patrick Swayze’s most iconic films, as more than 70 percent of you agreed in an OK! online poll. But ever wonder where Patrick’s character Johnny Castle practiced lifts with Baby (Jennifer Grey)? In the small town of Rockford, N.C., where the residents are paying tribute to the … Read More »
Patrick Swayze’s Reps Issue Official Statement on His Passing
After the sad news that Patrick Swayze, Dirty Dancing star and acting legend, died today after almost two years battling cancer, his reps have issued an official statement regarding the loss of a beloved icon.
“Patrick Swayze passed away peacefully today with family at his side after facing the challenges of his illness for the last … Read More »
Charlyne Yi Was Never Ever in a Relationship with Michael Cera
It seems the joke’s on us, and Charlyne Yi, who’s famous for her role in Knocked Up, got the last laugh. Fans of Yi and Superbad star Michael Cera were distraught after a report came out on the rumored “breakup” of the Paper Heart co-stars, who were said to be dating for the past three … Read More »
Swayze Co-Star: “Patrick’s a Real Fighter”
Patrick Swayze’s co-star in his new A&E drama pilot, The Beast, is speaking out about his experience working with the actor admid his battle with Pancreatic Cancer.
Travis Fimmel tells Extra, "I had a great time working with Patrick on the pilot for The Beast. I’m thrilled that he is doing so well, … Read More »
New Hope for Patrick
Patrick Swayze’s strong physique may be his greatest weapon in his fight against pancreatic cancer. The 55-year-old actor has been given new hope after finding out that the drug he’s taking to fight his illness responds better to people who are physically fit.
"The drug that Patrick Swayze is taking, Vatalanib, is still in the experimental … Read More »
Patrick’s Brave Fight
As he fights for his life against pancreatic cancer, Patrick Swayze, 55, is being treated at Stanford University Medical Center with chemotherapy and doses of the experimental drug Vatalanib.
But, sadly, OK! has learned that Vatalanib is being tried specifically because Patrick’s cancer is so advanced that it cannot be cured by surgically removing the … Read More »



