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Their son, Elvis — “Nick loves Elvis Presley,” his wife said — was a newborn, and it seemed like a good time for change.They bought a home in Laurel Canyon. “You feel helpless.”Eleven days after he was admitted, she got a nurse to put a phone to a heavily sedated Cordero’s ear. But after a decade, he was tired of the hustle required when you’re not a big name.By 2014, “Nick was going for his real estate broker’s license,” said friend Clyde Alves. That was when it dawned on me: I can’t hold his hand every day, but I can play music, sing to Nick, maybe have people join me.”“His song [’Live Your Life’] means the world to him. Things suddenly began to go south.”Kloots last saw her husband when she dropped him off at the hospital. Their pals Alves and Robyn Hurder choreographed the “We danced to ‘It Had to be You,’” Kloots recalled. On March 26, while changing Elvis’ diaper, the actor fainted. The actor , known for his roles in `Rock of Ages,` `Waitress,` `Bullets Over Broadway` and `A Bronx Tale The Musical,` was battling the deadly virus for several months.Cordero was hospitalised at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles after testing positive for COVID-19 in March earlier this year. Would you like to receive desktop browser notifications about breaking news and other major stories? “He said to Nick, ‘Are you doing “A Bronx Tale” [on Broadway] with us?
His TV and movie career also heated up, with a recurring part in the show “Blue Bloods” as well as film turns in “Mob Town” and “Inside Game.”Last year, Cordero was offered a role in a Hollywood stage revival of “Rock of Ages” at the same time an opportunity in LA opened for Kloots, who had started Amanda Kloots Fitness, an online workout series.
Others tell me, ‘We’re singing his song.’ Everyone is behind Nick. Nick Cordero was hospitalised at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles after testing positive for COVID-19 in March earlier this year.Broadway star Nick Cordero died of coronavirus complications on Sunday night. “He was so supportive and such a great listener. “Clearly, it was our place.”The couple flew separately to New York during the first week of March and packed up their apartment. He was on it for five days.”But there was some incredibly hopeful news late Friday when Cordero, who is still in a medically induced coma, was taken off a ventilator and given a tracheotomy.“The trach is still assisted breathing, but it’s more comfortable, presents less risk of infection and is better on his vocal cords,” said Kloots, 38.Though the virus has left Cordero’s body, he is now dealing with the terrible complications. Former cast members from the Broadway show “Waitress” — in which Cordero starred in 2016 — have “Nick’s a good friend, wonderful guy and a fantastic actor,” Steven Van Zandt, guitarist for Bruce Springsteen’s E Street Band and host of “Little Steven’s Underground Garage” on Sirius Radio, told The Post.“We are giving as much positive energy as possible. People have been responding passionately. ) “It was Tommy Mottola,” recalled Kloots of the producer and legendary music executive. Every evening, as the Tony Award nominee lays unconscious in a Los Angeles hospital, people around the world sing along to “Live Your Life,” an uplifting song written and performed by him.Amanda Kloots, Cordero’s wife, does her singing and dancing in front of Cedars-Sinai Hospital. “Our favorite neighborhood restaurant was Fiorello — we had a regular table outside.”Following a celebratory dinner for Cordero’s 35th birthday, the couple was in a taxi when the actor got a call. Nick Cordero: Age, Parents, Siblings, Ethnicity. There is no information about his father and mother. Lilyhammer (2012–2014) Series Cast & Crew. He was nominated for the Tony Award for Best Featured Actor in a Musical for his role as Cheech in the 2014 Broadway musical Bullets Over Broadway and was twice nominated for the Drama Desk Awards.His career also included television roles and film roles. It could have been on the plane.”By March 20, Cordero felt fatigued. “There was one gig at a bar in Washington Heights, where they played so loud that the show got shut down just four songs into the set,” Alves said.After a couple years, Kloots and Cordero moved in together on the Upper West Side. “I remember Nick coming home from a fitting and De Niro wanted to make sure everything was exactly right. He majored in drama at Ryerson University in Toronto, but dropped out after two years.That’s when Cordero focused on his band Love Method. We've received your submission.Nick Cordero arrived in New York City in 2004 with high hopes and a freshly dented resume. “I told him, ‘Honey, you’ve got a lot of living to do.’ I knew that was also the title of a song, so I looked it up on Spotify and got the Elvis Presley version. His wife, Amanda Kloots, made the sad announcement on her Instagram account on Sunday night. Undaunted, Kloots remains dedicated to her mission.“The idea is to sing and play ‘Live Your Life’ every day, and he will wake up,” she said.“Outside of the hospital, I’ve had people drive by and shout, ‘We’re praying for you’. “The first thing we saw when we walked in was a picture of Elvis Presley over the piano,” said Kloots. Then, out of the blue, he got an audition.”It was for a musical adaptation of the film “Bullets Over Broadway.”“He thought there was no way he would get the job,” said Kloots. I took him to Cedars-Sinai, and he stayed overnight,” Kloots said. “One day later, they moved him to the ICU, believed he had COVID [although tests first came up negative] and intubated him.”Amazingly, that seemed to work: “Nick was getting better; I thought the problem would resolve itself — he’s 41 and healthy,” said Kloots. I hope you’re doing it.’”Cordero said yes — and was excited to work with co-director Robert De Niro.“He was a childhood hero,” said Kloots. “We’d spend afternoons wandering around the East Village or drive up to Hudson,” Kloots said. Critically ill COVID-19 patients make quick recovery with fast-tracked therapy'Back to the Future' star backs claims of 'mean' Ellen behaviorPrince Andrew's alleged fetishes revealed by Epstein victimFlorida man buys Porsche with fake check printed from home computerNick Cordero, wife Amanda Kloots and son Elvis had moved to Los Angeles just before he fell ill with the coronavirus.Cordero, seen here in a concert with fellow “A Bronx Tale” cast members, has been in “Waitress” and “Rock of Ages.” He was also nominated for a Tony for “Bullets Over Broadway.”Nick and wife met on “Bullets Over Broadway” — and shared a bus ad.Nick and Amanda during first previews of “A Bronx Tale”.Critically ill COVID-19 patients make quick recovery with fast-tracked therapy
Their son, Elvis — “Nick loves Elvis Presley,” his wife said — was a newborn, and it seemed like a good time for change.They bought a home in Laurel Canyon. “You feel helpless.”Eleven days after he was admitted, she got a nurse to put a phone to a heavily sedated Cordero’s ear. But after a decade, he was tired of the hustle required when you’re not a big name.By 2014, “Nick was going for his real estate broker’s license,” said friend Clyde Alves. That was when it dawned on me: I can’t hold his hand every day, but I can play music, sing to Nick, maybe have people join me.”“His song [’Live Your Life’] means the world to him. Things suddenly began to go south.”Kloots last saw her husband when she dropped him off at the hospital. Their pals Alves and Robyn Hurder choreographed the “We danced to ‘It Had to be You,’” Kloots recalled. On March 26, while changing Elvis’ diaper, the actor fainted. The actor , known for his roles in `Rock of Ages,` `Waitress,` `Bullets Over Broadway` and `A Bronx Tale The Musical,` was battling the deadly virus for several months.Cordero was hospitalised at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles after testing positive for COVID-19 in March earlier this year. Would you like to receive desktop browser notifications about breaking news and other major stories? “He said to Nick, ‘Are you doing “A Bronx Tale” [on Broadway] with us?
His TV and movie career also heated up, with a recurring part in the show “Blue Bloods” as well as film turns in “Mob Town” and “Inside Game.”Last year, Cordero was offered a role in a Hollywood stage revival of “Rock of Ages” at the same time an opportunity in LA opened for Kloots, who had started Amanda Kloots Fitness, an online workout series.
Others tell me, ‘We’re singing his song.’ Everyone is behind Nick. Nick Cordero was hospitalised at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles after testing positive for COVID-19 in March earlier this year.Broadway star Nick Cordero died of coronavirus complications on Sunday night. “He was so supportive and such a great listener. “Clearly, it was our place.”The couple flew separately to New York during the first week of March and packed up their apartment. He was on it for five days.”But there was some incredibly hopeful news late Friday when Cordero, who is still in a medically induced coma, was taken off a ventilator and given a tracheotomy.“The trach is still assisted breathing, but it’s more comfortable, presents less risk of infection and is better on his vocal cords,” said Kloots, 38.Though the virus has left Cordero’s body, he is now dealing with the terrible complications. Former cast members from the Broadway show “Waitress” — in which Cordero starred in 2016 — have “Nick’s a good friend, wonderful guy and a fantastic actor,” Steven Van Zandt, guitarist for Bruce Springsteen’s E Street Band and host of “Little Steven’s Underground Garage” on Sirius Radio, told The Post.“We are giving as much positive energy as possible. People have been responding passionately. ) “It was Tommy Mottola,” recalled Kloots of the producer and legendary music executive. Every evening, as the Tony Award nominee lays unconscious in a Los Angeles hospital, people around the world sing along to “Live Your Life,” an uplifting song written and performed by him.Amanda Kloots, Cordero’s wife, does her singing and dancing in front of Cedars-Sinai Hospital. “Our favorite neighborhood restaurant was Fiorello — we had a regular table outside.”Following a celebratory dinner for Cordero’s 35th birthday, the couple was in a taxi when the actor got a call. Nick Cordero: Age, Parents, Siblings, Ethnicity. There is no information about his father and mother. Lilyhammer (2012–2014) Series Cast & Crew. He was nominated for the Tony Award for Best Featured Actor in a Musical for his role as Cheech in the 2014 Broadway musical Bullets Over Broadway and was twice nominated for the Drama Desk Awards.His career also included television roles and film roles. It could have been on the plane.”By March 20, Cordero felt fatigued. “There was one gig at a bar in Washington Heights, where they played so loud that the show got shut down just four songs into the set,” Alves said.After a couple years, Kloots and Cordero moved in together on the Upper West Side. “I remember Nick coming home from a fitting and De Niro wanted to make sure everything was exactly right. He majored in drama at Ryerson University in Toronto, but dropped out after two years.That’s when Cordero focused on his band Love Method. We've received your submission.Nick Cordero arrived in New York City in 2004 with high hopes and a freshly dented resume. “I told him, ‘Honey, you’ve got a lot of living to do.’ I knew that was also the title of a song, so I looked it up on Spotify and got the Elvis Presley version. His wife, Amanda Kloots, made the sad announcement on her Instagram account on Sunday night. Undaunted, Kloots remains dedicated to her mission.“The idea is to sing and play ‘Live Your Life’ every day, and he will wake up,” she said.“Outside of the hospital, I’ve had people drive by and shout, ‘We’re praying for you’. “The first thing we saw when we walked in was a picture of Elvis Presley over the piano,” said Kloots. Then, out of the blue, he got an audition.”It was for a musical adaptation of the film “Bullets Over Broadway.”“He thought there was no way he would get the job,” said Kloots. I took him to Cedars-Sinai, and he stayed overnight,” Kloots said. “One day later, they moved him to the ICU, believed he had COVID [although tests first came up negative] and intubated him.”Amazingly, that seemed to work: “Nick was getting better; I thought the problem would resolve itself — he’s 41 and healthy,” said Kloots. I hope you’re doing it.’”Cordero said yes — and was excited to work with co-director Robert De Niro.“He was a childhood hero,” said Kloots. “We’d spend afternoons wandering around the East Village or drive up to Hudson,” Kloots said. Critically ill COVID-19 patients make quick recovery with fast-tracked therapy'Back to the Future' star backs claims of 'mean' Ellen behaviorPrince Andrew's alleged fetishes revealed by Epstein victimFlorida man buys Porsche with fake check printed from home computerNick Cordero, wife Amanda Kloots and son Elvis had moved to Los Angeles just before he fell ill with the coronavirus.Cordero, seen here in a concert with fellow “A Bronx Tale” cast members, has been in “Waitress” and “Rock of Ages.” He was also nominated for a Tony for “Bullets Over Broadway.”Nick and wife met on “Bullets Over Broadway” — and shared a bus ad.Nick and Amanda during first previews of “A Bronx Tale”.Critically ill COVID-19 patients make quick recovery with fast-tracked therapy