Bruno Ganz, Who Played Hitler in ‘Downfall,’ Dies at 77
The Swiss actor also starred in Wim Wenders’ “Wings of Desire”
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WWE Hall of Famer Pedro Morales Dies
Puerto Rican pro wrestler was company’s first-ever “Triple Crown” Champion
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Ron Miller, Former Disney CEO and Walt’s Son-in-Law, Dies at 85
Miller served as CEO of The Walt Disney Company from 1983 to 1984
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Hollywood Remembers Albert Finney as ‘Damn Fine Actor’ and ‘Great Friend’
Five-time Oscar nominee died Friday at age 82
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Albert Finney, Oscar-Nominated Star of ‘Tom Jones’ and ‘Bourne’ Movies, Dies at 82
British actor began his career at the Royal Shakespeare Company before starring in movies such as “Erin Brockovich” and “Skyfall”
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Kristoff St. John, ‘The Young and the Restless’ Star, Dies at 52
Actor had played Neil Winters on the CBS soap since 1991
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Julie Adams, ‘Creature From the Black Lagoon’ Star, Dies at 92
“It hurts deep within me, in a place where monsters swim,” Guillermo del Toro writes in tribute
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Neal James, The Banjo Man on Animal Planet’s ‘Call of the Wildman,’ Dies at 55
Series regular and fan favorite had “serious heart issues,” deputy coroner tells TheWrap
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Louisa Moritz, Actress and Bill Cosby Accuser, Dies at 72
Credits included “One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest,” “Chico and the Man” and “Ironside”
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James Ingram, ‘I Don’t Have the Heart’ Singer, Dies at 66
Singer reportedly died after battle with brain cancer
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Michel Legrand, Oscar-Winning Film Composer, Dies at 86
The Frenchman’s work includes the song “The Windmills of Your Mind,” as well as the scores for “Summer of ’42” and “Yentl”
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Kim Porter’s Cause of Death Released by Los Angeles Coroner
Sean “Diddy” Combs’ ex died of lobar pneumonia, coroner’s office says
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James Frawley, ‘The Muppet Movie’ Director, Dies at 82
Filmmaker also directed episodes of the TV show “The Monkees”
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Russell Baker, Pulitzer-Winning Author and ‘Masterpiece Theatre’ Host, Dies at 93
Longtime New York Times columnist and humorist hosted PBS show from 1993 to 2004
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Andy Vajna, ‘Rambo’ Producer, Dies at 74
Vajna was also a producer on “Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines” and “Total Recall”
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John Coughlin, U.S. Figure Skating Champion, Dies by Suicide at 33
U.S. pairs champ was recently suspended from the sport over an undisclosed pending grievance
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Lorna Doom, The Germs Bassist, Dies at 61
She was an original member of the seminal Los Angeles-based hardcore punk outfit
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Carol Channing, Original Star of Broadway’s ‘Hello, Dolly,’ Dies at 97
The larger-than-life actress also received an Oscar nomination for “Thoroughly Modern Millie”
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Mark Urman, Veteran Indie Film Distributor, Dies at 66
The president of ThinkFilm and Paladin steered Oscar campaigns for films like “Monster’s Ball” and “Affliction”
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Verna Bloom, ‘Animal House’ and ‘Last Temptation of Christ’ Actress, Dies at 80
Bloom played Marion Wormer, cheating wife of the college dean in 1978 comedy
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Daryl Dragon, the Captain of Pop Duo Captain and Tennille, Dies at 76
Musician died of renal failure, Reuters reports
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Joe Stapleton, Boston Traffic Reporter and ‘Spotlight’ Actor, Dies on New Year’s Day
New England broadcaster appeared in multiple Oscar-winning films, including “Manchester by the Sea”
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Bob Einstein, Super Dave Osborne Actor, Dies at 76
Actor most recently reprised his role as Marty Funkhouser on HBO’s “Curb Your Enthusiasm”
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‘Mean’ Gene Okerlund, Legendary WWE Interviewer, Dies at 76
Pro-wrestling personality first joined WWE back in 1984
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Hollywood’s Notable Deaths of 2018, From Stan Lee to Aretha Franklin (Photos)
A look back at the stars in movies, TV, music and sports we lost this past year
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Dame June Whitfield, ‘Absolutely Fabulous’ and ‘Doctor Who’ Actress, Dies at 93
“I am heartbroken to lose such a darling friend,” tweets her TV daughter, Joanna Lumley
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Ringo Lam, Hong Kong Director of ‘City on Fire,’ Dies at 63
Lam worked frequently with Chow Yun-fat and Jean-Claude Van Damme
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Bre Payton, Staff Writer for The Federalist, Dies at 26
“It is with a heavy heart that I type this. Unfortunately Bre has passed. Please send prayers to her family,” reports friend Morgan Murtaugh
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Chris Burrous Appreciation: Why I’ll Miss KTLA’s Citizen Journalist (Guest Blog)
His microphone, when angled in the direction of his subject, was like a bridge of tolerance and understanding
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Amos Oz, Israeli Author Whose Work Inspired Natalie Portman’s Directing Debut, Dies at 79
Portman wrote and directed 2015 Cannes entry “A Tale of Love and Darkness” based on Oz’s autobiographical novel
