“She cheered me up, she was warm, she was funny, but the word that makes me think of her is ‘mom’. By the way, call your mother tonight”. —Macaulay Culkin..

Macaulay Culkin was moved to tears at the Emmys while remembering Catherine O’Hara, his beloved Home Alone co-star who played his mother and died on January 30 at 71. He recalled her as warm, funny, and always there to cheer him up, saying she was not only his on-screen mom but “our mom” and, in a way, everyone’s mom. O’Hara was also honored by her Schitt’s Creek co-stars Dan Levy and Annie Murphy, before Culkin ended his tribute with a simple, emotional reminder: “Call your mother tonight.”….READ MORE BELOW

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