Barbara Sinatra, Wife of Frank Sinatra, Dies at 90
Singer’s fourth wife ran a center for child-abuse victims
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John Heard, Star of ‘Home Alone’ Series, Dies at 72
Actor earned an Emmy nomination as guest actor in “The Sopranos”
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Joseph Rago, Wall Street Journal Editorial Writer, Dies at 34
Rago won a Pulitzer for his coverage challenging Obama’s health-care reform in 2011
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Deborah Watling, First ‘Doctor Who’ Companion, Dies at 69
Actress traveled across the galaxy with Patrick Troughton’s “second Doctor” in BBC sci-fi series
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Evan Helmuth, ‘The Devil Inside’ Actor, Dies at 40
Actor who also appeared in “Fever Pitch” and “Jobs” passed away from complications from a stroke
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Harvey Atkin, ‘Meatballs,’ ‘Cagney & Lacey’ Actor, Dies at 74
Actor is also known for appearing on the “Law & Order” franchise
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Evzen Kolar, Producer of ‘City of Industry,’ Dies at 67
Czech-born filmmaker’s credits also include “Surf Ninjas” and “Delta of Venus”
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Martin Landau, Oscar-Winning ‘Ed Wood’ Actor, Dies at 89
Veteran character actor’s credits also include “North by Northwest” and “Crimes and Misdemeanors”
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Bob Wolff, Sports Broadcaster for 8 Decades, Dies at 96
He was rare man who had interviewed both Babe Ruth and Derek Jeter
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George A Romero, ‘Night of the Living Dead’ Director, Dies at 77
Romero is widely known as the godfather of modern zombie movies
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Nelsan Ellis, ‘True Blood’ and ‘Elementary’ Actor, Dies at 39
“Nelsan will be dearly missed by his fans and all of us at HBO,” network says
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John Blackwell Jr, Prince’s Former Drummer, Dies at 43
The pair collaborated together for 15 years
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Stevie Ryan, YouTube and VH1 Star, Dies at 33
LA Coroner’s office rules her death as suicide by hanging
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Max Runager, Former 49ers Punter, Dies at 61
Former NFL player found dead in car
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‘Chinatown,’ ‘Groundhog Day’ Producer C.O. ‘Doc’ Erickson Dies at 93
Erickson also worked on “Blade Runner,” “Urban Cowboy” and many more
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Gary DeCarlo, ‘Na Na Hey Hey Kiss Him Goodbye’ Singer, Dies at 75
Steam singer had been battling cancer
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Michael Bond, Creator of Paddington Bear, Dies at 91
He spent nearly 60 years writing about the bear from the “darkest Peru”
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Anthony Young, Former NY Mets Pitcher, Dies at 51
Young lost a major-league record 27 straight games while with the Mets
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Michael Nyqvist, ‘Girl With the Dragon Tattoo’ Star, Dies at 56
Actor had roles in “John Wick” and “Mission Impossible: Ghost Protocol”
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Henry J Deutschendorf II, Baby Oscar From ‘Ghostbusters II,’ Dies of Suicide
Actor who shared role with his twin brother hung himself, medical examiner’s office says
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27 Club: Stars Who Died at Age 27, From Jimi Hendrix to Kurt Cobain (Photos)
In 2016, “Star Trek” actor Anton Yelchin joined ranks of artists who’ve died too soon
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Hollywood’s Notable Deaths of 2017 (Photos)
A look back at the stars of movies, TV, media and music we lost this year
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Stephen Furst, ‘Animal House,’ ‘Babylon 5’ Actor, Dies at 62
“Instead of being sad, celebrate his life by watching one of his movies or use one of his bits to make someone else laugh – really, really hard,” his sons said in a statement
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John G Avildsen, ‘Rocky’ and ‘Karate Kid’ Director, Dies at 81
Filmmaker won an Oscar for directing the original “Rocky” starring Sylvester Stallone in 1976
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AR Gurney, Playwright of Theater Staple ‘Love Letters,’ Dies at 86
The Buffalo native’s works chronicled the decline of the WASP society
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Anita Pallenberg, ‘Barbarella’ Actress and Keith Richards’ Longtime Girlfriend, Dies at 73
The Italian-German model and ’60s style icon also dated Rolling Stones co-founder Brian Jones
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James Galton, Former Marvel CEO, Dies at 92
Galton is credited with saving the comic book company from bankruptcy and introducing Spider-Man to a global audience
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Adam West, TV’s Batman in the ’60s, Dies at 88
Actor provided voice of “Family Guy” mayor for more than 100 episodes
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Lili Ungar, Former Hollywood Publicist and Teacher, Dies in Vietnam
She was VP at PMK and BWR in the 1980s and ’90s
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Glenne Headly, ‘Dirty Rotten Scoundrels’ Star, Dies at 63
Actress was shooting “Future Man” over at Hulu
