Carrie Ann DeYoung on E! True Hollywood Story tonight....

[SuiteMadameBlue]

I don't know if I missed a post but Carrie Ann DeYoung is on E! tonight, in about 45 minutes.



The E! True Hollywood Story
E 10:00 pm ET
"Rock Daughters" This new episode focuses on five women who are the offspring of rock legends -- Sally Taylor (daughter of James Taylor and Carly Simon); Kristinia DeBarge (daughter of James DeBarge); Lara Johnston (father is Tom Johnston of The Doobie Brothers); Carrie Ann DeYoung (daughter of Dennis DeYoung); and Madison Cain (daughter of Journey's Jonathan Cain).

[bugsymalone]

Hey. Thanks, Suite. I just caught a little segment on Carrie Ann. Not sure if she had been on earlier. Good for her for going back and graduating from college.

Bugsy

[SuiteMadameBlue]

Hey. Thanks, Suite. I just caught a little segment on Carrie Ann. Not sure if she had been on earlier. Good for her for going back and graduating from college.

Bugsy

I grabbed this from the Journey board above. It's going to be repeated again and again I DVR'd it, so I didn't get to see the whole thing yet, just the last few minutes like you

Here are the dates & times...

Wed 09/30 10:00-11:00pm

Thu 10/01 6:00-7:00pm

Fri 10/02 11:00-12:00pm

Sat 10/03 6:00-7:00pm

Sun 10/04 2:00-3:00pm

Tue 100/6 8:00-9:00pm

Wed 10/07 3:00-4:00pm

[Babyblue]

Hey. Thanks, Suite. I just caught a little segment on Carrie Ann. Not sure if she had been on earlier. Good for her for going back and graduating from college.

Bugsy

I grabbed this from the Journey board above. It's going to be repeated again and again I DVR'd it, so I didn't get to see the whole thing yet, just the last few minutes like you

Here are the dates & times...

Wed 09/30 10:00-11:00pm

Thu 10/01 6:00-7:00pm

Fri 10/02 11:00-12:00pm

Sat 10/03 6:00-7:00pm

Sun 10/04 2:00-3:00pm

Tue 100/6 8:00-9:00pm

Wed 10/07 3:00-4:00pm

I will be watching it at 6pm tonight.

[LordofDaRing]

Thanks Suite, have to remember to watch and/or tape

[pinkfloyd1973]

Hey. Thanks, Suite. I just caught a little segment on Carrie Ann. Not sure if she had been on earlier. Good for her for going back and graduating from college.

Bugsy

I grabbed this from the Journey board above. It's going to be repeated again and again I DVR'd it, so I didn't get to see the whole thing yet, just the last few minutes like you

Here are the dates & times...

Wed 09/30 10:00-11:00pm

Thu 10/01 6:00-7:00pm

Fri 10/02 11:00-12:00pm

Sat 10/03 6:00-7:00pm

Sun 10/04 2:00-3:00pm

Tue 100/6 8:00-9:00pm

Wed 10/07 3:00-4:00pm

Those times are Eastern....it's on right now


Robin

[chowhall]

I saw it last night. I think all 3 of them came off well. Dennis didn't steal his daughter's thunder too much, Suzanne only came off a little overbearing, and Carrie Ann seems to be remarkably well adjusted to be raised in Chaos. Good job and good publicity for all concerned.

[bugsymalone]

I thought the whole show was done quite well and was interesting to watch. I enjoyed the little bit of new information and photos, as well, from Dennis, Suzanne and CarrieAnn.

The DeYoung's have done a commendable job raising two well-adjusted, smart, positive kids in sometimes not the most positive of circumstances.


Bugsy

[aerosandi]

I thought the whole show was done quite well and was interesting to watch. I enjoyed the little bit of new information and photos, as well, from Dennis, Suzanne and CarrieAnn.

The DeYoung's have done a commendable job raising two well-adjusted, smart, positive kids in sometimes not the most positive of circumstances.


Bugsy

I totally agree..........great show

[Rockwriter]

I don't know if I missed a post but Carrie Ann DeYoung is on E! tonight, in about 45 minutes.



The E! True Hollywood Story
E 10:00 pm ET
"Rock Daughters" This new episode focuses on five women who are the offspring of rock legends -- Sally Taylor (daughter of James Taylor and Carly Simon); Kristinia DeBarge (daughter of James DeBarge); Lara Johnston (father is Tom Johnston of The Doobie Brothers); Carrie Ann DeYoung (daughter of Dennis DeYoung); and Madison Cain (daughter of Journey's Jonathan Cain).

I liked this pretty well. For me the most interesting part was actually when Dennis spoke so forthrightly about his breakdown and its aftermath, and Suzanne as well. He has never really said "I flipped out" before, and I have never before heard Suzanne describe him as "sick" during that time, either. Interesting. I still wish someone would just have the balls to ask DDY outright about mental illness. Everyone tiptoes around it. I bet he would answer that and not even blink.

I hope all is well.

Sterling

[SuiteMadameBlue]

I liked this pretty well. For me the most interesting part was actually when Dennis spoke so forthrightly about his breakdown and its aftermath, and Suzanne as well. He has never really said "I flipped out" before, and I have never before heard Suzanne describe him as "sick" during that time, either. Interesting. I still wish someone would just have the balls to ask DDY outright about mental illness. Everyone tiptoes around it. I bet he would answer that and not even blink.

I hope all is well.

Sterling

He's talked about it before openly and that's when he wrote the song "Why Me". From what I heard, he won't play that one live in concert.

[Rockwriter]

I liked this pretty well. For me the most interesting part was actually when Dennis spoke so forthrightly about his breakdown and its aftermath, and Suzanne as well. He has never really said "I flipped out" before, and I have never before heard Suzanne describe him as "sick" during that time, either. Interesting. I still wish someone would just have the balls to ask DDY outright about mental illness. Everyone tiptoes around it. I bet he would answer that and not even blink.

I hope all is well.

Sterling

He's talked about it before openly and that's when he wrote the song "Why Me". From what I heard, he won't play that one live in concert.

Interesting, I somehow missed whatever interview where he said "Why Me" was inspired through mental illness. Do you remember where you saw that? I'd love to read it. He always used to say he got hit in the head with a baseball at ball practice and said, "Why me?" LOL. Of course if you read through all of Dennis' past interviews, there's an obvious thread that emerges because he says of various songs, "I was pretty depressed when I wrote that song, and that's why I wrote it." I've always figured that, like a lot of artists, depression was the underlying motivating factor for a lot of his creativity; depression being ther spur for needing to create, and the art itself being a way to try to alleviate depression.

I hope all is well.

Sterling

[Toph]

I saw it last night. I think all 3 of them came off well. Dennis didn't steal his daughter's thunder too much, Suzanne only came off a little overbearing, and Carrie Ann seems to be remarkably well adjusted to be raised in Chaos. Good job and good publicity for all concerned.

A backhanded compliment on the DeYoungs from a true fan...

[Toph]

I liked this pretty well. For me the most interesting part was actually when Dennis spoke so forthrightly about his breakdown and its aftermath, and Suzanne as well. He has never really said "I flipped out" before, and I have never before heard Suzanne describe him as "sick" during that time, either. Interesting. I still wish someone would just have the balls to ask DDY outright about mental illness. Everyone tiptoes around it. I bet he would answer that and not even blink.

I hope all is well.

Sterling

He's talked about it before openly and that's when he wrote the song "Why Me". From what I heard, he won't play that one live in concert.

Interesting, I somehow missed whatever interview where he said "Why Me" was inspired through mental illness. Do you remember where you saw that? I'd love to read it. He always used to say he got hit in the head with a baseball at ball practice and said, "Why me?" LOL. Of course if you read through all of Dennis' past interviews, there's an obvious thread that emerges because he says of various songs, "I was pretty depressed when I wrote that song, and that's why I wrote it." I've always figured that, like a lot of artists, depression was the underlying motivating factor for a lot of his creativity; depression being ther spur for needing to create, and the art itself being a way to try to alleviate depression.

I hope all is well.

Sterling

Ironically, it was the reason for one of his most positive, uplifting songs, Come Sail Away....The depths of despair brought us Angels and Dreams...

[chowhall]

I saw it last night. I think all 3 of them came off well. Dennis didn't steal his daughter's thunder too much, Suzanne only came off a little overbearing, and Carrie Ann seems to be remarkably well adjusted to be raised in Chaos. Good job and good publicity for all concerned.

A backhanded compliment on the DeYoungs from a true fan...

Fuck off Coward.

[fightingilliniJRNY]

I saw it last night. I think all 3 of them came off well. Dennis didn't steal his daughter's thunder too much, Suzanne only came off a little overbearing, and Carrie Ann seems to be remarkably well adjusted to be raised in Chaos. Good job and good publicity for all concerned.

A backhanded compliment on the DeYoungs from a true fan...

Fuck off Coward.