Mick Jones Opens Up on Parkinson's, Links with Fox Foundation

0:00It's April 23rd, Entertainment and Celebrity News. Today starts now, AI-powered and spotlight-ready. I'm Cory with the story. Foreigners found in guitarist Mick Jones just opened up about his Parkinson's diagnosis from several years back. The 70-year-old revealed it publicly this year, saying he's stepping back from touring to manage the daily challenges but staying involved behind. The scenes? Meanwhile, original singer Lou Graham is battling in-stage Alzheimer's, which has made their talks pretty distant and tough. These two brain conditions often overlap in later stages, sharing some neurodegenerative traits. Fans have rallied hard, flooding Jones with support that he's called a huge lift right now. He's grateful for the love after decades of hits like Jukebox Hero and I want to know what love is. Jones is now linking up with the Michael J. Fox Foundation to push Parkinson's research, while Graham jumped back on stage for key shows on the band's 50th anniversary tour.

1:00With Europe and the UK dates set for June and July, then North America alongside Leonard Skinnerd through August, foreigner keeps the rock alive, despite the hurdles.