Lillian Ross, Longtime New Yorker Reporter, Dies at 99
Veteran journalist’s works appeared in the magazine for over 60 years
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In Appreciation of Harry Dean Stanton, the Coolest Guy in Any Room
In films like “Paris, Texas” and “Repo Man” and in his music, Stanton embodied a particular strain of American individualism, restlessness and heart
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Harry Dean Stanton, Enduring ‘Repo Man,’ ‘Alien,’ ‘Twin Peaks’ Actor, Dies at 91
Actor’s career spanned more than six decades
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Rosie O’Donnell’s Ex-Wife Michelle Rounds Dies at 46
“I am saddened to hear about this terrible tragedy,” O’Donnell says
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Grant Hart, Drummer of Influential Rock Band Hüsker Dü, Dies at 56
“Grant Hart was a gifted visual artist, a wonderful story teller, and a frighteningly talented musician,” says bandmate Bob Mould
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Frank Vincent, ‘Goodfellas,’ ‘Sopranos’ Star, Dies at 78
Character actor was best known for roles in mafia films and shows
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Jessi Zazu, Those Darlins Frontwoman, Dies at 28
Alt-country singer suffered from long battle with cervical cancer
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Edith Windsor, Plaintiff in Same-Sex Marriage Ruling, Dies at 88
Her 2013 Supreme Court case found the Defense of Marriage Act unconstitutional
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Mark LaMura, ‘All My Children’ Star, Dies at Age 68
He played Susan Lucci’s brother on the long-running ABC soap
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X Atencio, Legendary Disney Animator and Imagineer, Dies at 98
Walt Disney favorite worked on “Pinocchio,” “Fantasia” and theme park rides such as “Pirates of the Caribbean”
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Don Ohlmeyer, NBC Exec Who Coined ‘Must See TV,’ Dies at 72
Sports Broadcasting Hall-of-Famer is also known for firing Norm Macdonald from “SNL” over O.J. Simpson jokes
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Mike Hodge, ‘Law & Order’ Actor, Dies at 70
Hodge had just been re-elected as president of SAG-AFTRA’s New York chapter in August
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Hugh Jackman, Joss Whedon, Others Pay Tribute to Wolverine Co-Creator Len Wein
Comics veteran who helped revive the X-Men died Sunday
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Michael Friedman, Composer of Broadway’s ‘Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson,’ Dies at 41
New York theater veteran died of complications from HIV/AIDS
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Blake Heron, ‘Shiloh’ Star, Dies at 35
Actor best known for playing Marty Preston in 1996 family movie had history of heroin addiction
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Country Music Star Troy Gentry Killed in Helicopter Crash
The 50-year-old member of country duo Montgomery Gentry was flying to a performance in Medford, New Jersey
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Elizabeth Kemp, Actress and Famed Acting Coach, Dies at 65
Bradley Cooper, Hugh Jackman and Lady Gaga are among those Kemp taught at the Actors Studio
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John Ashbery, Pulitzer-Winning American Poet, Dies at 90
He collaborated with avant-garde filmmaker Guy Maddin on 2015’s “The Forbidden Room”
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Walter Becker, Steely Dan Guitarist, Dies at 67
Becker was one of the founders of the classic rock band
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Shelley Berman, Stand-Up Comic and Larry David’s Dad on ‘Curb Your Enthusiasm,’ Dies at 92
Actor and comedian passed due to “complications from Alzheimer’s,” performer’s official Facebook fan page reports
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Richard Anderson, ‘Six Million Dollar Man’ Actor, Dies at 91
Anderson had recurring roles on “Perry Mason,” “Gunsmoke” and “Dynasty”
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Sports World Mourns Legendary Coach Rollie Massimino: ‘A Basketball Lifer’
Longtime Villanova college basketball coach died Wednesday at age 82
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Bernard Pomerance, ‘The Elephant Man’ Playwright, Dies at 76
Title role of 1977 drama was played by everyone from David Bowie to Bradley Cooper
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Tobe Hooper, ‘Texas Chainsaw Massacre’ and ‘Poltergeist’ Director, Dies at 74
Hooper was widely influential in the horror world
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Missing New York Talent Agent Found Dead (Report)
Mark Schlegel had been missing since Aug. 13
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Jay Thomas, Emmy-Winning ‘Cheers’ and ‘Murphy Brown’ Actor, Dies at 69
Comedian and radio host more recently appeared on “Ray Donovan”
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Thomas Meehan, Writer of ‘Annie,’ ‘Hairspray’ and ‘The Producers,’ Dies at 88
The multiple Tony-winning author’s other Broadway credits include “Elf,” “Chaplin” and “Rocky”
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Felo Ramirez, Hall of Fame Spanish-Language Broadcaster for Miami Marlins, Dies at 94
Yiky Quintana’s longtime radio partner suffered a head injury while stepping off Major League Baseball team’s bus in April
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The French Were Right About Jerry Lewis – He Was a Genius
On both sides of the camera, Lewis was an innovator — as well as hilarious
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Jerry Lewis, Legendary Comedian, Dies at 91
Along with his slapstick comedy, Lewis was known for his charity work supporting the Muscular Dystrophy Association
