Arnold Schwarzenegger

‪Bruno Sammartino was a legend. He was the American Dream personified. From his childhood in Italy hiding from Nazis to selling out Madison Square Garden 188 times as the biggest star of professional wrestling, he was a hero in every stage of his life. And away from the spotlights and attention, he had the biggest heart you can imagine. I’ll miss you, Bruno.‬

Barbara Bush is a truly great American. She might be best known as the wife of one President and the mother of another, but those of us who know her well know that she could have easily done the job herself. She’s strong, she’s smart, she’s classy, and she’s unfailingly kind and giving. She is a public servant in every sense of the word. I will always be grateful to her. She welcomed me and treated me like family, she motivated and advised me, and she was always there for me. She put everyone else before herself, but let me tell you: when Barbara talked, you listened. Once, at Camp David, she broke her ankle while we were sledding, and I will never forget her response. She refused to let any of us go with her to the hospital and demanded that we keep enjoying ourselves. That’s Barbara in a nutshell, and I can imagine her saying the same thing right now. Barbara, your friendship means the world to me. Thank you for your never-ending inspiration.

Thank you all for caring. We are moving forward!

#tbt to one of the rare moments I felt completely puny, with Wilt Chamberlain and Andre the Giant. I absolutely loved the HBO documentary on Andre this week and it was an honor to be part of it. He was bigger than life.

Bonnie Reiss, 1955-2018