Marie Osmond added a Dancing with the Stars doll to the collection she sells on QVC. Apparently, dolls still make her a lot of money. That movie about a killer doll named Chucky made dolls scary for me, especially the ones that look cute to start, then pull out a 10 inch knife while their eyes start glowing. Marie even has a QVC blog if you’re a fan.

Donny Osmond apologized to Larry King for criticizing the CNN talk-show host after Larry revealed that Marie Osmond’s 16-year-old son had entered rehab. Marie appeared stunned, and asked Larry how he knew that her adopted son was in rehab. Donny and Marie were very upset, but still found it in their hearts to forgive Larry like the true Christians they are. Donny said:

"I was very upset about it," the 49-year-old singer said in an interview that aired Monday on NBC’s "Today" show. "I thought it was very unfair for Larry King to throw that question at Marie the way he did. I have to back up and apologize publicly to Larry King because I came out and said some things against him … In hindsight, Larry King did Marie a favor," Osmond said. "She was able to make a statement about the situation. … And so she’s grateful to Larry."

Larry should have been the one to apologize to Marie for asking such a rude question right after her father died. Click here to see the video.

On tonight’s Larry King Live, Larry King asked if Marie Osmond’s 16-year-old son Michael was in rehab. Marie was stunned by the question and asked Larry, "How did you know that?" Marie confirmed that her adopted son Michael was indeed in rehab. Marie said, "It’s been a hard week." Her father just passed away. Click here to see the video.

It’s amazing Larry saves the tough questions for nice people like Marie, while letting others like Paris Hilton slide. Larry doesn’t want to anger the gods.

George Osmond, father of Donny and Marie Osmond and patriarch to the family’s singing group, The Osmond Brothers, died Tuesday. He was 90.

George Osmond also had 55 grandchildren and 48 great-grandchildren.

A World War II veteran, Osmond also served missions for the Mormon church in Hawaii and the United Kingdom. In his professional life, he worked in real estate, insurance sales and was once the postmaster for the city of Ogden. He gave up his work to manage the singing careers of his children.

Together, Osmond and his wife formed the Osmond Foundation, which later became the Children’s Miracle Network, a nonprofit organization that raises funds for children’s hospitals.

Donny Osmond said of his father, "He was the best man I’ve ever known."

Hollywood fathers and mothers (the Lohans) today have a million excuses as to why their children become drug addicted train wrecks, but not one of them look in the mirror and realize it’s mostly their fault. If George could do it, so can other parents. There was no media circus when George died, but he will be missed just the same.

Jane Seymour won’t be on tonight’s Dancing with the Stars … she has food poinsoning. Get some rest Jane, it’s better than passing out, and having that video all over YouTube like Marie Osmond.