It was less than two months ago that we all had to say 'goodbye' to soap opera actor Michael Zaslow, who died after an incredibly brave battle with Lou Gehrig's disease. Last night in New York City Alec Baldwin helped pay tribute to the man who brought his personal struggle to television and proved he truly was a shining star. New York's 'Great White Way' was much brighter last night as Alec Baldwin joined stars Linda Dano, Robin Strasser, Jane Alexander and Kim Zimmer at the star-studded benefit to honor and remember the late Michael Zaslow. The star, who despite his illness made a triumphant return to daytime last year on 'One Life To Live', died December 6 after losing his battle with ALS, better known as Lou Gehrig's disease. The event called 'A Night At The Golden' included a reading of Zaslow's favorite play, 'Love Letters', which was performed by Baldwin and Kim Zimmer.
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