American television channel G4 Network decides to Celebrate Life of "Jackass" Star Ryan Dunn

One week after Ryan Dunn died in a fatal high-speed car crash, American cable- and satellite-television channel (TV network) G4 will be paying tribute to Jackass star Ryan Dunn before airing the remaining episodes of his Proving Ground show.“Ryan was an incredible talent who will be missed tremendously by his many fans, including G4 viewers,” said G4 President Neal Tiles. “It was important to all of us at G4 to find a way to celebrate his life and pay tribute to him. With the support of Ryan’s family, we’ve decided to air the remaining episodes of G4’s Proving Ground and give his fans the opportunity to continue watching this series that he was so passionate about.”Before airing the remaining eight episodes of Proving Ground G4 will air the Dunn tribute as part of a special Attack of the Show! on July 19 at 7 p.m. followed by the next episode of Proving Ground.Dunn and his friend Zachary Hartwell were killed last week after the 34-year-old Dunn lost control of his Porsche while travelling at a high rate of speed near the Pottstown exit of Route 322 in West Goshen, Pennsylvania.

American television channel G4 Network decides to Celebrate Life of "Jackass" Star Ryan Dunn

One week after Ryan Dunn died in a fatal high-speed car crash, American cable- and satellite-television channel (TV network) G4 will be paying tribute to Jackass star Ryan Dunn before airing the remaining episodes of his Proving Ground show.“Ryan was an incredible talent who will be missed tremendously by his many fans, including G4 viewers,” said G4 President Neal Tiles. “It was important to all of us at G4 to find a way to celebrate his life and pay tribute to him. With the support of Ryan’s family, we’ve decided to air the remaining episodes of G4’s Proving Ground and give his fans the opportunity to continue watching this series that he was so passionate about.”Before airing the remaining eight episodes of Proving Ground G4 will air the Dunn tribute as part of a special Attack of the Show! on July 19 at 7 p.m. followed by the next episode of Proving Ground.Dunn and his friend Zachary Hartwell were killed last week after the 34-year-old Dunn lost control of his Porsche while travelling at a high rate of speed near the Pottstown exit of Route 322 in West Goshen, Pennsylvania.

TV anchor Meredith Vieira leaving the "Today" show caring for her husband

caring for her husband announced that she was leaving the "Today" show last month,  she was planning to spend her days caring for her husband, journalist Richard Cohen, who has multiple sclerosis.Not so, the TV anchor tells PEOPLE in this week's issue."It was being distorted, because it looked better to make it, 'Meredith Vieira, she triumphs through it all,' but that wasn't the case," says Vieira, 57. Her husband, 67, would agree.His reaction to the rumor? "Richard said, 'What is this? You never tend to me! You won't even get me a cup of coffee!' " jokes Vieira. "I said, 'I know! This scam is working!' But enough gets to be enough."

Still, her family did play a major role in her decision.

Tired of waking up at 2:30 a.m. to tape the NBC morning show, Vieira decided she wanted to spend more time with her husband, whose health has been good recently, and her children, Ben, 22, a recent Stanford graduate, Gabe, 19, and Lily, 18, who is about to leave for college.

"We don't know from day to day what might happen," she says. "So why not enjoy life now? It's very precious, and anyone living with any kind of illness knows that. Health is fleeting, and you need to celebrate it while you still have it."

TV anchor Meredith Vieira leaving the "Today" show caring for her husband

caring for her husband announced that she was leaving the "Today" show last month,  she was planning to spend her days caring for her husband, journalist Richard Cohen, who has multiple sclerosis.Not so, the TV anchor tells PEOPLE in this week's issue."It was being distorted, because it looked better to make it, 'Meredith Vieira, she triumphs through it all,' but that wasn't the case," says Vieira, 57. Her husband, 67, would agree.His reaction to the rumor? "Richard said, 'What is this? You never tend to me! You won't even get me a cup of coffee!' " jokes Vieira. "I said, 'I know! This scam is working!' But enough gets to be enough."

Still, her family did play a major role in her decision.

Tired of waking up at 2:30 a.m. to tape the NBC morning show, Vieira decided she wanted to spend more time with her husband, whose health has been good recently, and her children, Ben, 22, a recent Stanford graduate, Gabe, 19, and Lily, 18, who is about to leave for college.

"We don't know from day to day what might happen," she says. "So why not enjoy life now? It's very precious, and anyone living with any kind of illness knows that. Health is fleeting, and you need to celebrate it while you still have it."