If he sounds familiar, it’s because you have heard him on my single “The Letter”. Check out this video!

Last week I announced my intentions to retire from Radio at the end of the year in order to concentrate on my TV career. The hardest lesson I’ve ever learned is to save until it hurts. Too many things can go wrong. More importantly, I want to enjoy my life and everything the world has to offer.

That’s something you CAN’T DO IF YOU’RE BROKE!

Yesterday, a group called the Employee Benefit Research Institute released its annual Retirement Confidence Survey, and things are NOT looking good.

According to the poll, 43% of American adults have less than $10,000 saved for their retirement. And 27% have less than $1,000 in their retirement fund.

Overall, 24% of Americans say they’ve postponed their planned retirement age in the last year. And just 16% say they have confidence in their ability to save enough money to retire. That’s the second-lowest point ever in the survey’s 20-year history.

For the first century of her life, 101-year-old Zhang Ruifang of central China looked just like everybody else . . . relatively speaking.

But last year, a patch of rough skin appeared on her forehead. And in the past 12 months, that patch of rough skin has developed into a 2.4-inch HORN.

According to doctors, Zhang’s growth is most likely a cutaneous horn made of compacted keratin, which is the same protein we have in our hair and nails.

Elderly people with fair skin and a history of significant sun exposure have been known to grow cutaneous horns. But they don’t usually get anywhere near this big.

And now, Zhang seems to be growing another horn on the other side of her head.

Justin Bieber is going for the home-shopping audience. Bieber was on QVC last night and returns Friday to perform on the cable channel in support of his CD, “My World 2.0,” a collection of 10 new songs that follow his debut album, “My World.” The QVC version comes with a bonus DVD. “My World 2.0” drops at traditional retail outlets on March 23rd.

It saddens me to report that one of my favorite actors, Corey Haim died this morning of an apparent overdose — possibly accidental — according to LAPD. He was 38.

Police tell us they were called to St. Joseph’s hospital in Burbank, CA shortly before 4AM PT to investigate.

Haim shot to fame in the 80s — when he co-starred in a number of films, including “The Lost Boys,” with Corey Feldman.

Haim reportedly suffered a drug-induced stroke in 2001 and was rushed to the UCLA Medical Center.

Haim also reportedly was in and out of rehab 15 times, but cleaned up in 2004 after moving to Toronto

Maxwell / Jill Scott

May 21: Cleveland, OH Quicken Loans Arena
May 22: Auburn Hills, MI Palace of Auburn Hills
May 24: Indianapolis, IN Conseco Fieldhouse
May 25: Chicago, IL United Center
May 29: St. Louis, MO Scottrade Center
Jun. 02: Seattle, WA Key Arena
Jun. 04: Oakland, CA Oracle Arena
Jun. 05: Los Angeles, CA Staples Center
Jun. 08: Dallas, TX American Airlines Center
Jun. 09: Houston, TX Toyota Center
Jun. 12: Atlanta, GA Philips Arena
Jun. 14: Miami, FL AmericanAirlines Arena
Jun. 18: Washington, DC Verizon Center
Jun. 19: Philadelphia, PA The Wachovia Center
Jun. 21: Uncasville, CT Mohegan Sun Arena
Jun. 25: New York, NY Madison Square Garden

“Alice in Wonderland” dominated the weekend box office with an enormous take of over $116 million. That makes it the best opening weekend of the year, by far. It’s also the best opening ever for TIM BURTON. Here are the Top 10 movies in the country . . .

1.) (NEW) Tim Burton’s “Alice in Wonderland”, $116 million

2.) (NEW) “Brooklyn’s Finest”, $13.5 million

3.) The Leonardo DiCaprio thriller “Shutter Island”, $13.3 million (–Up to a total of $95.8 million in its 3rd week.)

4.) The Bruce Willis / Tracy Morgan comedy “Cop Out”, $9.1 million (–Up to a total of $32.4 million in its 2nd week.)

5.) “Avatar”, $7.7 million (–Up to a total of $720 million in its 12th week.)

(–”Avatar” may be the year’s biggest film, but its opening weekend was back in December. It’s cleared over $200 million in a single weekend since then . . . but “Avatar’s” FIRST weekend haul was only $77 million.)

6.) The remake of “The Crazies”, $7 million (–Up to $27.4 million in its 2nd week.)

7.) “Percy Jackson & The Olympians: The Lightning Thief”, $5.1 million (–Up to a total of $78 million in its 4th week.)

8.) “Valentine’s Day”, $4.3 million (–Up to a total of $106 million in its 4th week.)

9.) “Crazy Heart”, the country music flick that just earned Jeff Bridges a Best Actor Oscar, $3.4 million (–Up to a total of $29.6 million in its 12th week.)

10.) Amanda Seyfried and Channing Tatum’s “Dear John”, $2.9 million (–Up to a total of $76.7 million in its 5th week.)

You haven’t been reading ROSEANNE’S blog, but that hasn’t stopped her from writing it. Lately, she’s been busy blogging about the suicide of MARIE OSMOND’S son MICHAEL . . . and blaming the Mormon Church for it.

She started it all off with a pretty scathing post, which started out with this: “Marie Osmond’s poor gay son killed himself because he had been told how wrong and how sick he was every day of his life by his church and the people in it.

“Calling that ‘depression’ is a lie! Yet the Osmonds still talk lovingly about their church, saying nothing about its extremely anti-gay Crusade. Marie also has a gay daughter!”

“Hey, I want her and all the gay kids in the world to know that they are just fine being gay and that they deserve love and respect instead of insults and rebuke!

“I have gay people in my family and my circle of friends and I am kicking bigot ass and taking names!”

(For the record, it has NOT been confirmed that Marie’s son was gay. But she DOES have a lesbian daughter.)

Then she added, “Marie please don’t talk about how your faith in your church has helped you get through this one! Please get some integrity and tell that church of yours that you will leave it and stop giving it ten percent of your money if they don’t stop trying to destroy your kids’ and all gay people’s civil rights and dreams and hopes!!”

“God is trying to use you for something good and this is your opportunity! Your church is wrong and on the wrong wrong wrong side of things! Get as vocal about that as you are about your diet. God bless you too, Marie.”

After being accused of attacking Marie, Roseanne wrote a follow-up blog, saying,  “Thinking about how terrible it would be to lose a child for any reason, accident, illness, murder, mental illness or suicide.

“It seems it would either galvanize you or destroy you . . . I see Marie Osmond as a decent and strong woman, who can make a huge change in her sphere one day. “

“The Mormon church reversed its ban on African American members, and it can also reverse it’s gay agenda. Marie is the kind of person who can make that her life’s work and accomplish it.”