Obits
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Jay North, ‘Dennis the Menace’ Child Star, Dies at 73
“We will miss him terribly. He is out of pain now. His suffering is over. At last he is at peace,” family friend Laurie Jacobson shares
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Val Kilmer Honored by Michael Mann, Ron Howard, Cher for Leaving an ‘Indelible Cinematic Mark’
Hollywood mourns the loss of the “Top Gun,” “Tombstone,” “Mindhunters,” “Heat” and “Batman Forever” actor upon his death at age 65
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Val Kilmer, Remembered Through His Very Best Performances
He brought empathy and complexity to every role before his death at age 65
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Val Kilmer, Acclaimed Actor Known for ‘Tombstone’ and ‘Top Gun,’ Dies at 65
Kilmer’s other roles included Jim Morrison in Oliver Stone’s “The Doors” and Bruce Wayne in “Batman Forever”
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Gene Hackman Death: Judge Blocks Release of Public Records Showing Decomposing Bodies of Actor and Wife
Santa Fe-based Judge Matthew Wilson says any other records from the death investigation can be released
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Richard Norton, Martial Arts Trainer to the Stars, Dies at 75
The stunt coordinator and actor’s credits include “Mad Max: Fury Road,” “ABBA: The Movie” and “The Suicide Squad”
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Richard Chamberlain, ‘Dr. Kildare’ Star and King of the Miniseries, Dies at 90
The Golden Globe-winning actor was also known for his work on stage and in “Shōgun,” “The Thorn Birds,” “Centennial” and “The Three Musketeers”
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Bruce Glover, Character Actor Best Known for ‘Diamonds Are Forever’ and Father of Crispin Glover, Dies at 92
He also appeared in Roman Polanski’s “Chinatown” and had numerous TV roles from the 1960s through the 1980s
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Young Scooter, Atlanta Rapper, Dies at 39 While Fleeing Police
City officials say the rapper, born Kenneth Edward Rashaad Bailey, suffered an injury to his leg and was not shot by officers
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Denis Arndt, Tony-Nominated Broadway Actor Also Known for Numerous TV Roles, Dies at 86
He starred in the 2017 play “Heisenberg” and appeared on “L.A. Law” and “Picket Fences” among other roles
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Dick Carlson, Award-Winning Journalist, Political Whisperer and Father of Tucker Carlson, Dies at 84
Richard Carlson was the longest-serving director of Voice of America under the Reagan Administration
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Max Frankel, Pulitzer Prize-Winner and Former NYT Executive Editor, Dies at 94
Frankel rubbed elbows with world leaders and accompanied President Nixon to China in 1972
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Charles Barkley, Mike Tyson and More Remember George Foreman: ‘It Hurts A Lot’ | Video
“His contribution to boxing and beyond will never be forgotten,” Mike Tyson writes on X
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George Foreman, Record-Breaking Heavyweight Boxing Champ and Grill Entrepreneur, Dies at 76
The boxer’s Foreman Grills have sold more than 100 million units since launching in 1994
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Wings Hauser, Veteran Character Actor of ‘Vice Squad’ and ‘Young and the Restless,’ Dies at 78
The actor’s wife confirms his March 15 death, saying he had a “one of a kind, legendary career”
