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Rocker Steven Tyler is in mourning after his father died on Saturday.

The Aerosmith star's dad Victor Tallarico passed away at the Hunt Community assisted living facility in Nashua, New Hampshire, aged 95.
The World War II veteran, who was also a musician, was surrounded by family when he died peacefully at the facility.
His obituary reads, "Victor was predeceased by his wife of 63 years, Susan Ray (Blancha) Tallarico. He leaves a brother, Ernest Tallarico, of Tampa, Florida, two children, Steven and Lynda; seven grandchildren, two great-grandchildren and many friends.
"Among Victor's proudest accomplishments were his offspring: Lynda, a retired teacher who resides in southern Vermont, and Steven, who, having been well launched into the music business by Victor, became famous as Steven Tyler, the lead singer of the rock band Aerosmith."

There is surely no sympathy left in football. If there was ever such a chance, money has wiped it away completely. Cesc Fabregas left his 'beloved' Arsenal in dire stress. And he never stopped there. He sympathized with his Arsenal, in what could well be mockery. After Arsenal's 8-2 massacre at Old Trafford, he 'wept'.
"I watched the match against Manchester United on television and it was difficult.", he rattled.
"I suffered during this match and especially because of the enormous rivalry between the clubs...but I am convinced that the squad will improve for the next matches."
Oh, really? You truly suffered, no wonder you took it out on Villareal, and for the first time in two years, played unlike a headless chicken.
"I will always have strong feelings for the Gunners. I am a fan through the good and bad moments," he further molested the faithfuls.
I have one advise for Cesc. If he truly loves the gunners, there are two options. He simply has to tear up his lucrative Barcelona contract (which took him there anyway) and move back to his team. Or he simply shuts up and spares the gunners further shame.