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Bennett, 94, has "increasingly rare moments of clarity and awareness" Share this article: CREDIT: Kevin Mazur/Getty Images Tony Bennett, the iconic singer of jazz, show tunes and standards, has shared that the singer has battled Alzheimer’s disease over the past four years in a new feature in AARP magazine. It was also revealed that Bennett has completed a second album with Lady Gaga that will drop this year. The unlikely duo previously teamed on 2011’s “The Lady Is a Tramp” and their 2014  Cheek To Cheek album. In revealing the diagnosis, Bennett, 94, is characterized in the ...

Tony Bennett shares battle with Alzheimer's disease By (0) Tony Bennett and his family went public about the singer's Alzheimer's disease diagnosis. File Photo by Dennis Van Tine/UPI | License Photo Tony Bennett (R) and Lady Gaga attend the Grammy Awards in 2015. File Photo by Phil McCarten/UPI | License Photo Feb. 1 (UPI) -- Grammy-winning singer Tony Bennett is sharing his battle with Alzheimer's disease. The 94-year-old recording artist and his family went public about Bennett's diagnosis with the disease in an article for AARP magazine published Monday. Advertisement "Life is a gift - e...

EXCLUSIVE: 'She hoped her misconduct would not see the light of day.' Katie Hill's ex-husband accuses her of trying to gag him as he alleges she misused campaign funds and reveals how she let her insatiable sexual appetite and drinking lead to her downfall Katie Hill won a restraining order against her ex-husband Kenny Heslep on Tuesday The judge deferred a decision on whether to grant Hill's request to bar Heslep from disseminating 'confidential information' about her   Heslep has spoken exclusively to DailyMail.com alleging both sexual and financial misconduct while in office He alleges s...

Joining me now is tony bennett and danny bennett. welcome to you all. >> thank you. >> tony, i know that you were personally very, very moved by what happened at sandyhook. why did it affect you so much? >> well, you know, i've been around a few years now performing. when i first went to your country, great britain, the police didn't have any weapons. and it was very organized. there was such a lack of violence. it was so admirable to me to see a country that was civilized enough to, you know, if somebody's doing something very naughty, instead of putting handcuffs on them and beating them up ...

Joining me now is tony bennett and danny bennett. welcome to you all. >> thank you. >> tony, i know that you were personally very, very moved by what happened at sandyhook. why did it affect you so much? >> well, you know, i've been around a few years now performing. when i first went to your country, great britain, the police didn't have any weapons. and it was very organized. there was such a lack of violence. it was so admirable to me to see a country that was civilized enough to, you know, if somebody's doing something very naughty, instead of putting handcuffs on them and beating them up ...