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• Chris Cornell at FAO Schwarz

  Unlike John Francis "Jack" Donaghy rocker Chris Cornell doesn't get personal visits from FAO Schwartz on Christmas Eve.  Cornell has to schlump it over to the store like the rest of us. 3-year-old Christopher, looking quite Big here, seems okay with it. Photo Posted Dec 16 2008, 03:05 PM by Whit Honea with | with no comments Filed under: Celebrity, Son, NYC, Alec Baldwin, 30 Rock, children, Christopher, Chris Cornell, Soundgarden, Audioslave, Christmas, dad, seattle, grunge, rock, kid, toy, store, big, FAO Schwartz, temple of the dog, eve, john francis donaghy, jack donaghy

• Chris Cornell Won't Get Fooled Again

  Rocker Chris Cornell and his wife Vicky and daughter Toni attended the Kennedy Center Honors where Pete Townshend and Roger Daltrey of The Who were shown some love.   Read More... Posted Dec 11 2008, 09:33 AM by Whit Honea with | with no comments Filed under: parents, Celebrity, Kiss, Music, family, daughter, Chris Cornell, Soundgarden, Audioslave, dad, rock, star, D.C., washington d.c., temple of the dog, kennedy center honors, won't get fooled again, pete townshend, roger daltrey, the who

• Chris Cornell is a Swinger

  Chris Cornell got in a little daddy time on the swings with one of his daughters.  Looks like a good time. Source Posted Jun 26 2008, 06:37 PM by Whit Honea with | with no comments Filed under: Celebrity, daughter, Chris Cornell, Soundgarden, Audioslave, dad, seattle, grunge, park, swing, temple of the dog, swinger

• Eddie Vedder Wants No More

  Eddie Vedder, of Pearl Jam fame, has been doing some pretty decent solo work.  First he did the soundtrack for Into the Wild and now he has some songs in Body of War.  The video below is from the latter.   Read More... Posted Apr 12 2008, 05:26 PM by Whit Honea with | with no comments Filed under: Celebrity, Video, father, politics, Bush, dad, seattle, grunge, song, iraq, eddie vedder, jill mccormick, pearl jam, injury, soundtrack, documentary, new song, into the wild, war, body of war, no more, temple of the dog, solo, olivia, u.s. military, folk, soldiers, phil donahue, anti-war, deaths